Curia to expand manufacturing capacity

By The Science Advisory Board staff writers

August 19, 2021 -- Curia plans to expand its commercial manufacturing capacity at its facility in Rensselaer, NY, and is investing more than $35 million in the expanded manufacturing and product-handling capabilities for complex small molecules.

Curia, formerly known as Albany Molecular Research, said the expansion will include new vessel capacities that more than double the site's batch-size scaling and product output. It will allow for the introduction of a variety of new products and enable Curia to meet growing demand for high-potency active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing.

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Curia's Rensselaer, NY, facility. Image courtesy of Curia.

The expansion will generate new jobs in Rensselaer and is expected to be completed within 18 months, the company said.

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