Capabilities / R&D
The core scientific engine
of Symbio.
Our Bangalore R&D Centre drives new product development, process innovation, analytical development and technology transfer across the organisation.
It brings synthetic chemistry, analytical capability and specialised research together under one roof.

R&D at a glance
Built for the chemistry it has to do.
1+ acre
Purpose-built R&D campus
30+
Active fume hoods
Up to 100
Fume-hood capacity by design
- Dedicated peptide research capability
- Dedicated potent-molecule research capability
- On-site kilo-lab development
Process development
Routes that hold up in manufacturing.
Route scouting and non-infringing process design
Yield, selectivity and reproducibility optimisation
Impurity control and process understanding
Multi-step synthetic chemistry
Biocatalysis and enzyme-led transformations
Manufacturability considered early
Green process design focused on efficiency and waste minimisation
Kilo-lab and pilot demonstration
Analytical development
Analytics that develop with the chemistry.
Analytical development runs alongside process development, helping us understand the molecule and the process rather than simply test the final material.
Our analytical work supports development from early route evaluation through technology transfer and regulatory documentation.
This work stays closely connected to process chemistry so that analytical understanding develops with the programme rather than being added at the end.
Current capability
- Analytical method development and validation
- Impurity profiling and characterisation
- Process understanding and in-process analytical support
- Stability support
- Method transfer
- Regulatory-ready analytical documentation
Specialised research
Dedicated capability for demanding chemistry.

// Technical continuity
From development into manufacturing.
The scientists who understand the route remain close as the programme moves into manufacturing, helping preserve process understanding and accelerate troubleshooting during technology transfer.
Inside the centre
Where the science happens.








