UK biotech firm Domainex has announced plans to significantly expand its medicinal chemistry and biology capabilities in 2011. The expansion will involve relocation to larger laboratories in Cambridge and investment in new technologies that will enhance its current service offering. This will allow Domainex to provide even better support to its growing client base and enable it to expand work on the Company’s own discovery-phase oncology drug pipeline.
Announcing the expansion plans Eddy Littler, chief executive of Domainex, said: “We are keen to grow in order to allow us to service a greater number of clients, and to increase our revenue stream going forward. I’m pleased to say that 2010 was an excellent year for us, and we fully expect to continue in this way through 2011. The first step in this expansion has been to increase our business development efforts, with the hiring of George Buckley as a Business Development Manager at the beginning of the year."
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