Alcami Corporation has acquired Tjoapack for an undisclosed amount, marking a significant expansion of Alcami's capabilities within the pharmaceutical services sector. Tjoapack is a global contract packaging organization (CPO) with over 30 years of experience, specializing in primary and secondary pharmaceutical packaging and comprehensive supply chain management services.
Tjoapack operates from two strategic locations in the Netherlands and the United States, holding both EU-GMP and FDA certifications. Its extensive service portfolio includes the packaging of oral solids (blisters and bottles), vials, pre-filled syringes, and kit assemblies. The company also possesses advanced capabilities for serialization and aggregation, catering to both EU and US market requirements. Beyond packaging, Tjoapack secures client supply chains through stock management, storage across ambient, cold-chain, and freezer conditions, quality services, validation execution, and transportation. Its product expertise spans biotech products (including cold-chain and light-sensitive), clinical trial products, controlled substances, and orphan drugs.
This acquisition is strategically important for Alcami Corporation, as it significantly enhances its end-to-end service offerings for pharmaceutical and biotechnology clients. By integrating Tjoapack's specialized packaging and supply chain management expertise, Alcami can now provide a more comprehensive suite of solutions, from development through commercialization and distribution. The addition of Tjoapack's established global footprint and specialized capabilities, particularly in cold-chain and complex product handling, strengthens Alcami's market position and broadens its service reach.
The combined entity is poised to offer an integrated and robust platform, ensuring seamless product availability for patients worldwide. This strategic move is expected to create substantial value by streamlining pharmaceutical supply chains and delivering enhanced support to clients navigating complex regulatory and logistical landscapes.