End-to-end process development from route scouting through analytical methods and impurity management.
Designing synthetic routes based on prior art and combined wisdom. Selection and screening based on raw material availability, safety, economics and robustness.
Developing scalable manufacturing processes using DoE/QbD methodologies. Identifying critical process parameters (CPP), Proven Acceptable Range (PAR) and Normal Acceptable Range (NOR).
Developing analytical methods and quality control procedures. Preparing comprehensive technology transfer packages for manufacturing.
Impurity characterization and management. Reference standard preparation and characterization to ensure product quality and compliance.
A broad portfolio of classical and specialized reaction chemistries, developed and scaled with precision.
Organomagnesium (R–MgX) reagent chemistry, carried out under strict anhydrous conditions.
Selective reductions using NaBH₄ and LiAlH₄.
Electrophilic aromatic alkylation and acylation using AlCl₃ or FeCl₃.
Chlorination using SOCl₂, POCl₃, HCl, and Cl₂.
Bromination using bromine or HBr in acetic acid.
Pd/C, Pt/C, and Raney Ni at pressures up to 15 bar.
Thermal reaction capabilities at temperatures up to 200 °C.
Nitration using HNO₃ and H₂SO₄ mixed-acid systems.
Sulfonation using SO₃H and oleum.
Established resolution chemistry for chiral compounds.
Chain and acyl-group installation using R–X and R–COCl reagents.
Organolithium and organozinc transformations under inert, low-temperature conditions.
Amination using ammonia and primary or secondary amines.
Aldol and Claisen-type condensation chemistry.
Selective, controlled oxidation reactions.
Established Pd-catalyzed coupling capabilities for complex synthesis.
Low-temperature diazotization using NaNO₂ at 0–5 °C.
Controlled azidation chemistry using NaN₃.
Specialized amination methodologies, including reductive and chiral approaches.
Cyanation using NaCN, KCN, and CuCN.
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CEO’S MESSAGE • SEPTEMBER 2026
As SynSmart completes its expansion to add a brand new site under its fold, we are looking to make rapid progress in multiple geographies. Our total site footprint now stands at 25,000 sft and with 70 fume-hoods of installed capacity, we are ready to take on opportunities at scale.
The key elements of our ability to deliver can be best summarized in what we bring together in terms of People, Processes and Technological Advantage.
Our People are central to everything we do and have consistently gone above and beyond in delivering customer projects against all odds. We are continuing to bring in people to expand our talent pool and in doing so, we seek people who resonate with SynSmart’s values of Passion, Learning, Team-work and Customer Centricity.
On Processes, we are continuing our journey to stay ahead in the technology game. With tools like SciFinder and ChemDraw we are also adding AI-enabled solutions to further help our teams.
SynSmart has a bold capital deployment plan with investments exceeding $1M lined up to both augment capacity and strengthen the service offerings.
In terms of capability strengthening, addition of flow chemistry capability with a daily through-put of over 5L is one of our key highlights for the year and we are on-track to deliver multi-Kg through-put with this set-up.
Similarly, we have now brought onboard a Bruker Avance III 400MHz NMR to help rapid data generation for compound delivery. Further investments in analytical infrastructure include onboarding multiple UPLC-MS machines.
Overall, SynSmart in 2026 is raring to go and ready for taking on any chemistry challenge presented to us.
Saurabh Kapure
CEO, SynSmart
