KVK Tech, Inc.

KVK is a leader in the development and manufacture of high-quality, FDA-approved medicines that address unmet patient needs. We take pride in our ability to advance medical care and offer low-cost alternatives in response to today’s healthcare challenges. All of our products are manufactured, packaged and distributed by KVK in the United States. VISION: “By 2020, KVK will apply its relentless drive to manufacture high-quality, affordable generics in every major dosage form,” states Anthony Tabasso, CEO and President of KVK Tech. “And, all of our products will be made in the USA, right here in Pennsylvania.” KVK is committed to expansion through alliances across all phases of operations, which is evidenced by the current construction of a 250,000-square-foot sterile injectable plant in nearby Langhorne and the purchase of the 461,000-square-foot Lockheed-Martin complex in Newtown. We continue to explore strategic opportunities to add to our expanding portfolio and are aggressively pursuing research and development prospects, including investment in new molecular entities. And, we continue with developments in oral solids, such as extended or slow release tablets or capsules, all the while maintaining high manufacturing standards and exemplary customer service. MISSION: To continually build on our promise to deliver safe, effective and affordable FDA-approved pharmaceuticals to meet our customers’ needs and ensure that patients have access to high-quality medicines when they need it. Our confidence in our ability to execute and play a key role in the pharmaceutical marketplace is underscored by the dedication of our employees and their commitment to excellence in science, manufacturing, quality control, regulatory compliance and customer satisfaction.

Website

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Industry

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Company size

501-1,000 employees

Headquarters

Newtown, PA

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2004