Argonaut Manufacturing Services is a Carlsbad-based fill-finish CDMO specializing in aseptic filling of vials, syringes, and cartridges, with integrated quality control and analytical services for programs at any stage. Hannah
Overcoming obstacles in drug substance and fill finish manufacturing partnerships In a recent Outsource Pharma webinar, Steve Folio (VP of Quality & Regulatory Affairs at Argonaut Manufacturing Services) and Peter Carbone (COO at KBI Biopharma) dug into several
Argonaut strategic partner, KBI Biopharma achieves Fill-Finish CDMO of the Year and Best in Class for Cultural Fit in the Small/Mid-Sized CDMO Biologic Categories We congratulate our strategic partner, KBI
Argonaut manufactures orphan drugs, including many personalized medicines for patients with rare conditions. Leading up to Rare Disease Day on February 28, we have been sharing patient stories to raise
Since the 1970’s, aseptic fill-finish has undergone multiple shifts from manual, sponsor-led operations in laminar airflow cleanrooms to highly specialized, isolator-based manufacturing. In the Trailblazers interview series, Perry Renick spoke
Meet Josh de Los Santos – Senior Manager, Drug Product Manufacturing at Argonaut From N-of-1 fills, to thousands of vials, Josh’s team delivers sterile fills with tight PM cadence and
Meet Raj Puri – Chief Commercial Officer at Argonaut What’s a day in the life of a CCO at Argonaut? “Every day is truly different than the last one,” Raj
Argonaut Manufacturing Services appoints Rick Hancock as Chief Executive Officer to lead next phase of growth Carlsbad, CA, November 2025 – Argonaut Manufacturing Services, a leading contract development manufacturing organization
Meet Dain Hughen – Director of Validation at Argonaut What’s a day in the life of a Director of Validation at Argonaut? “There’s a plan every morning, and then there’s
Meet Joe Mendiola – Leader for Program Management at Argonaut What’s a day in the life of overseeing Program Managers at Argonaut? “That’s part of the excitement—there isn’t really a