Chime Biologics

Chime Biologics

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Chime Biologics is a leading global CDMO, focused on ensuring our customers' success in delivering innovative biologics as well as biosimilars to patients across the world. Chime Biologics can support customers end to end, from pre-clinical support and cell line development through to clinical and commercial manufacturing of drug substance and drug product. Employing our state-of-the-art capabilities in our Europe Innovation Hub (Basel, CH), China Innovation Hub (Shanghai, CN), Development & Manufacturing Campus (Wuhan, CN) and proven success in supporting our clients with their clinical and commercial authorizations across the globe, Chime Biologics is a true end-to-end solution provider for the biologics industry. With over 700 skilled employees, we share a common goal to make cutting-edge biologics affordable and accessible to patients worldwide, fulfilling our commitment to improving human health globally. For more information, please visit www.chimebiologics.com.
Exhibitor Type
Featured ExhibitorNew Exhibitor
Organization Type
ConsultancyCMO/CDMOLicenseeGenerics/Biosimilars Manufacturer
Country/Region
China
Zone
Bioproduction
Business Activity
Analytical ServicesAnimal HealthContract ManufacturerOut-licensing specialistRegulatory AffairsTechnology
Markets Active In
OceaniaNorth America (USA, Canada)Middle East Region (e.g. UAE)East Asia (e.g. China, Japan, Korea)Europe - EU countriesSouth East Asia (e.g. Thailand, Philippines, Singapore)
Products and Services
Biopharmaceutical ProductsContract Development and Manufacturing Organisations (CDMOs) and Contract Manufacturing Organisations (CMOs) (Services)Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) Classification Products
Company Certification
OtherISOGMPCEFDA
Product Types
Biopharmaceutical ProductsAnatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) Classification Products
Service Types
Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisations (CDMOs) and Contract Manufacturing Organisations (CMOs) (Services)

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