Qualcomm is in talks with Samsung Electronics over contract manufacturing of two-nanometre chips, the U.S. company's CEO ...

Q. How would you define contract manufacturing? A. Contract manufacturing is an outsourcing of certain production activities that were previously performed by the manufacturer to a third-party. A ...

The global market for contract manufacturing of medical devices is estimated to grow from $96.4 billion in 2025 to reach $155.2 billion by 2030, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10% from ...

To get a pulse on Moderna following its “year of transition” in 2023, look no further than the company’s manufacturing operations. The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based biotech has incurred a ...

ProMed, a leading contract manufacturer specializing in medical-grade silicone and plastic components, provides comprehensive support for medical device, pharmaceutical, and combination drug-device ...

Administrators have been appointed to a Sheffield-based contract manufacturing business established more than 60 years ago and are exploring options to preserve the business as a going concern.

There were a lot of changes in 2024 for the medical device industry. The world was just getting comfortable moving beyond a pandemic-mindset. Deal activity began to return and FDA tightened its ...

Despite persistent uncertainty under the Trump administration’s international trade policy, Korea’s Samsung Biologics continues to snare billion-dollar contract manufacturing deals in the U.S. As with ...

Although companies in many industries rely on contract manufacturing to some extent, few are using it to create genuine competitive advantage. Apple and Amazon employ contract manufacturing to great ...

The pharmaceutical industry is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the increasing complexity of drug development and the need for greater efficiency and cost-effectiveness. At the heart of ...

Apple embraced a model that outsourced its manufacturing about two decades ago, and has never looked back. Dylan Lewis and Evan Niu explain why Apple went that route, and how it benefits the business.

Manufacturing can be extremely costly. Companies must purchase land and erect buildings or purchase an existing manufacturing facility and customize it to their needs. They must order and install ...