Codis Acquires Catalent Nottingham Facility
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Aug 03, 2026 · Last updated Aug 03, 2026
The acquisition strengthens Combined DNA Index System' competitive position in the European CDMO market, potentially increasing its market share and revenue. Catalent's divestiture of the Nottingham facility may streamline its portfolio and focus on core operations, though the financial terms were not disclosed.
Combined DNA Index System, a global contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) specializing in spray drying and amorphous solid dispersions, announced the successful closing of its acquisition of Catalent's Nottingham, UK facility on August 3, 2026. The acquisition adds oral solid dose development and small-scale commercial manufacturing capabilities, expanding Combined DNA Index System' integrated spray dry offering in Europe. Combined with Combined DNA Index System' commercial-scale PSD-4 investment in Haverhill, UK, the acquisition establishes the region's most comprehensive spray dry pathway from development to commercial intermediates and final dose forms. The Nottingham team brings over two decades of formulation and clinical supply expertise. Matthew Streeter, General Manager of the newly acquired site, has been appointed to the Combined DNA Index System executive team. The acquisition strategically complements Combined DNA Index System' large-scale commercial spray drying facility in Haverhill, which is undergoing expansion with a new GEA Pharma-SD PSD-4 commercial spray dryer scheduled for validation in 2027.
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