Newsletter | November 11, 2026

11.11.26 -- The Early ADC Decisions That Reach Commercial Scale

Advancing ADCs From Concept To Commercial Supply

Getting an antibody-drug conjugate to commercial supply starts with early payload-linker strategy and synthetic route design, matched to manufacturing scale and integrated drug substance and drug product planning across the value chain.

 

A Nongenetic Route To Homogeneous, Potent ADCs

Site-specific conjugation usually requires antibody engineering, which lowers yields and adds complexity. This nongenetic method combines enzymatic glycan remodeling with click chemistry to yield homogeneous, stable ADCs from any IgG isotype.

 

Scaling Spray-Dried Dispersions Toward Commercial Supply

Scaling spray-dried dispersions takes more than larger batches. Find out how early planning and deeper process understanding can preserve performance and reduce commercialization risk as a program moves toward commercial supply.

 

Managing Rising Complexity In Small Molecule Development

Small molecule APIs are growing more complex and potent just as expedited regulatory pathways compress timelines. Learn how that pressure on synthesis, scale-up, and partner selection is reshaping how programs are planned.

 

VIDEO INSIGHTS

Capabilities Update September 2026: ADC

Iwan Bertholjotti, Lonza’s Senior Director of Commercial Development for Bioconjugates, explains how the company is expanding its bioconjugates capabilities to support seamless progression from clinical development to commercial manufacturing.

 

Capabilities Update June 2026: ADC

See how integrated late-phase bioconjugate capabilities and scalable manufacturing strategies are helping address the challenges of emerging modalities as they advance toward commercial production.