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Capsugel acquires Encap Drug Delivery

Acquisition expands Capsugel Dosage Form Solutions (DFS) business unit’s lipid expertise and adds FDA-inspected commercial manufacturing facility
Written byJeffrey Bouley
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MORRISTOWN, N.J. AND LIVINGSTON, SCOTLAND—Capsugel announced at the beginning of March that it has acquired Encap Drug Delivery. Based in Scotland, Encap's focus on liquid and semi-solidencapsulation-based product development, and clinical and commercialmanufacturing for the pharmaceutical industry, complements Capsugel'srecently-established Dosage Form Solutions (DFS) business unit, whichdevelops and manufactures innovative products for the healthcareindustry.

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