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Our name, Aptuit, is derived from the words aptitude and intuition, two natural attributes that define our unique approach to providing drug discovery, development and manufacturing support. The name communicates our aptitude for scientific knowledge as well as our intuitive understanding of the needs of the pharmaceutical and biotechnological community. We summon these attributes to clarify current challenges and anticipate those that are to come, always with the determination to find solutions.   Since Aptuit was founded in 2004, we have forged a robust expansion of our resources. We are living up to the promise of our name by the ongoing assembly ...
  • Number of Employees: 10K-50K
  • Annual Revenue: $500M-1 Billion
  • www.aptuit.com
  • 2 Greenwich Office Park
    Greenwich, CT USA 06831
  • Phone: 855.506.6360

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