We will be exhibiting in support of the "17th Technical Conference" hosted by the Association for New Formulation Technology and Engineering.

Process model library (reaction, crystallization, wet and dry grinding, spray drying, wet and dry granulation, blending, and tablet compression, etc.)

gPROMS Formulated Products is equipped with a library of process models for operations such as reactions, crystallization, wet and dry milling, spray drying, wet and dry granulation, blending, and tablet compression. In case studies applied to pharmaceutical processes, it enables consistent performance analysis of the entire system from active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing through formulation processes to oral absorption risk analysis. ■ Solution crystallization analysis ■ Solid-liquid and solid-gas separation, classification, and granulation process analysis ■ Oral absorption analysis This product was developed with the cooperation of major pharmaceutical companies in Europe and the United States. By using mathematical models of raw materials, unit operations, and product performance, it allows for formulation design aimed at optimizing pharmaceuticals and their manufacturing. It enables faster screening of new formulation candidates against quality attributes, including in vivo performance and manufacturability.

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A decisive factor in determining the formulation or injection solution! It is possible to simulate oral absorption during active ingredient development.

As part of the gPROMS Formulated Products library, there is an oral absorption analysis tool. In the analysis of oral absorption of pharmaceuticals, it is possible to quantitatively understand the effects of drug administration schedules, feeding conditions, and formulation on oral absorption. 【Features】 ■ Steady-state and dynamic (transient) simulation ■ Handling of multiple recycle streams ■ Optimization of plant design and operating methods ■ Identification and estimation of process equipment performance from test data ■ Graphical representation of batch plant operating procedures ■ Integration with crystallization process analysis library ■ Integration with oral absorption analysis library *For more details about the product, please visit our website.

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Visualize continuous processes! For improving quality and reviewing production costs in active pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturing and formulation processes. *We provide support from demo tests to utilization follow-up.

This is a modeling tool developed in collaboration with a U.S. mega-pharma company. Recently, the pharmaceutical industry has been transitioning from batch production to continuous production, and it is being used for process design and control system considerations. It is a model library of gPROMS FormulatedProducts. In continuous production processes, advanced quality management (PAT, QbD, RTRT) becomes possible, as well as the ability to handle small-batch, multi-product production, but at the same time, high-precision process modeling technology becomes essential. If you have any inquiries such as "I want to reduce plant construction costs," "I want to increase production volume at existing plants," or "I want to improve product quality (particle size distribution)," please feel free to contact us! 【Features】 ■ Capable of steady-state and dynamic (dynamic) simulation ■ Easily handles multiple recycle streams ■ Allows for optimization considerations of plant design and operation methods ■ Can identify and estimate process equipment performance from test data ■ Provides graphical representation of batch plant operating procedures ■ Can be linked with crystallization process analysis libraries ■ Can be linked with oral absorption analysis libraries *For more details about the product, please download the PDF from the link below.

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For increasing production volume, optimizing operations, scale-up design, cost reduction, energy saving, etc.!

<gPROMS FormulatedProducts Crystallization Process Library> It can be used for various considerations and decision-making in production volume enhancement, operational improvement, and process optimization. To build efficient procedures (recipes) in the crystallization process, we will efficiently carry out operations in the following flow and achieve these within a short period (approximately 1 to 2 months). Modeling → Experiment → Model Verification (Parameter Estimation, Validation) → Process Optimization Consideration → Scale-Up Consideration The ability to automatically perform parameter estimation with the tool is a significant factor in reducing the consideration period. Additionally, since it is a kinetic model (expressing mechanisms in mathematical formulas), the number of parameters is kept to a necessary minimum. Furthermore, tools that automatically optimize cooling temperature reduction methods and patterns, the amount and timing of seed crystals, evaporation rates, and heating patterns are powerful, and scale-up may be conducted in conjunction with CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) simulations when necessary.

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[Speaker] Jun Ishikawa, Professor at the Graduate School of Business Administration, Rikkyo University, and Vice President of Rikkyo University [Key Lecture Content] This lecture will provide a clear explanation of the most effective leadership in the VUCA era, focusing on shared leadership based on the latest research. Specifically, it will discuss how everyone can exhibit effective leadership to improve workplace and team outcomes, and how anyone can develop effective leadership skills through training. Additionally, it will explain what is necessary to foster shared leadership in workplaces and teams from both individual and organizational perspectives. To continue achieving results in the VUCA era, let’s challenge traditional views of leadership and explore new leadership concepts. [Lecture Items] 1. Characteristics of the VUCA Era 2. What is Shared Leadership? 3. Effects of Shared Leadership 4. Effectiveness of Personal Leadership Theories 5. How to Foster Shared Leadership in Workplaces and Teams 6. Q&A *This seminar will be held via Zoom meeting.*

[Speaker] PwC Advisory LLC Senior Manager Toshiya Nakamura [Key Lecture Content] The expected roles of smart meters (AMI) and DER (Distributed Energy Resources) in power systems are increasing both domestically and internationally. The DISTRIBUTECH conference, one of North America's largest exhibitions and conferences for transmission, distribution, and energy-related technologies, will be held in early February 2026 in San Diego, North America. Numerous power companies and manufacturers introduced the latest trends regarding the next-generation smart meter systems AMI 2.0 and the utilization of DER. In this lecture, I will share the latest trends in the utilization of smart meters and DER in the decentralization of power systems gained through participation in DISTRIBUTECH. [Lecture Items] 1. Overview of DISTRIBUTECH 2. Latest trends in AMI 2.0 3. Latest trends in DER utilization 4. Considerations for the utilization of smart meters and DER 5. Q&A / Business card exchange

[Speaker] Mr. Li Qiangfu, Senior Researcher, Planning and Research Department, Fourin Inc. [Lecture Topics] 1. Tesla Master Plan: Progress of Existing and New Businesses 2. Strategy as a Technology Trendsetter 3. Initiatives in Purchasing and Supply Chain 4. Efforts as an IT Service Platform Provider 5. Competition with Chinese Companies and Strategies to Differentiate 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

The goal is to understand the roles and functions of lithium-ion batteries and protection ICs, learn the basics of lithium-ion batteries and protection ICs, and provide fundamental information that can assist in the selection of protection ICs and subsequent circuit design. ● Target Participants - New employees and young designers at companies developing products related to lithium-ion batteries - Those who want to revisit the study of lithium-ion protection ICs - Those who are about to engage in circuit design related to lithium-ion batteries ● Agenda 1. What is a lithium-ion battery? 2. Types of lithium-ion secondary batteries (LIB) 3. Major manufacturers of LIB (Cell Maker) 4. LIB Supply Chain 5. Why is protection for LIB necessary? 6. Methods of LIB protection 7. Basic operation of protection circuits 8. Product lineup of Nisshinbo Micro Devices 9. Chip cross-section (process structure) 10. Rules for product names 11. Trends and considerations for secondary batteries (to be added in 2026) 12. Q&A

[Speaker] Naoto Ikeda, President and CEO of Granite Co., Ltd. / Automotive Economic Commentator [Key Lecture Content] In 2025, the extreme policies of various countries to "ban internal combustion engines by a certain year" were successively retracted, and the ambitious policy to convert all cars in the world to EVs has been shattered. However, the goal of "carbon neutrality by 2050" is still being upheld. As a result, the world has arrived at a "multi-pathway" approach. This framework allows everyone in the world, with different economic, infrastructural, and usage environments, to participate in CO2 reduction that suits their circumstances by intertwining various technologies. The most significant force expected within this framework is bioethanol. We invite you to participate in this opportunity to consider how the bioethanol technologies that the world is currently working on will change our future. [Lecture Items] 1. Reasons why EVs are not breaking through 2. Basic knowledge of carbon neutrality 3. What is bioethanol? 4. Japan's technology: "Toyota Yeast" 5. Specific strategies for dissemination: Drop-in 6. Challenges and solutions for bioethanol 7. Summary 8. Q&A / Business card exchange