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GSK And Aptuit Extend Partnership

by Michael McCoy
November 19, 2012 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 90, Issue 47

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A statue in the lobby of Aptuit’s Verona facility.
A statue in the lobby of Aptuit’s Verona, Italy, contract drug research and development facility.
Credit: Aptuit
A statue in the lobby of Aptuit’s Verona facility.

GlaxoSmithKline and the contract research firm Aptuit have agreed to a multiyear extension of a drug development partnership at Aptuit’s facility in Verona, Italy. Aptuit acquired the facility from GSK in 2010 as the drug company was shrinking its R&D footprint. Aptuit Chairman Timothy C. Tyson says the extension reaffirms the Verona site’s ability to deliver scientific excellence. The site has developed more than 90 other clients, he adds.

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