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Company profile

Centre For Process Innovation Limited

UK company 05002194, incorporated on 23 December 2003.

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Company number
05002194
Incorporated
23 Dec 2003
Companies House status
Active

Company identity

Founded / incorporated
23 December 2003

Company number 05002194

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Legal name
CENTRE FOR PROCESS INNOVATION LIMITED
Company type
PRIVATE-LIMITED-GUARANT-NSC
Region
North East England
Registered address
Unknown
Insolvency history
No

Corporate ownership

Updated 07 Jul 2026 09:49

Centre For Process Innovation Limited
No active corporate controller recorded.

Company events

Reference milestones and recent Companies House filing stream events.

1 event
23 Dec
2003

Incorporated

Inception

Company registered at Companies House

Public funding

235 awards
First funded
2006
Funded years
2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026
Age at first award
2 years

Projects

2026 Grant for R&D

Enhancing Enzyme Quality and Yield to Unlock Sustainable Biocatalytic Nitration

1 Feb 2026 to 31 Jul 2026

Awarded
£59,145
Total cost £59,145

Our project, Novel Biocatalysts for Sustainable Manufacture of Pharmaceuticals, is developing a greener, safer way to produce important pharmaceutical chemicals. Traditional chemical processes for adding nitro groups to molecules require harsh conditions and generate hazardous waste. We are replacing these methods with enzymes called nitrating cytochrome ...

2026 Grant for R&D Lead participant

Enhanced assays for low dose, high potency RNA-LNP medicines

1 Feb 2026 to 31 Jul 2026

Awarded
£52,046
Total cost £52,046

Self-amplifying RNA (saRNA) is a new class of therapeutic RNA which offers major sustainability benefits compared with conventional RNA, including higher potency and substantially reduced dose requirements. This supports greener manufacturing and lowers resource use across production, storage, and administration. However, these same properties mean that a...

2026 Grant for R&D

Advanced Medicine Manufacturing Sensor

1 Feb 2026 to 31 Jul 2026

Awarded
£36,843
Total cost £36,843

As AMM therapies become more mainstream, conventional measurement and analysis technologies are increasingly pushed beyond their traditional usage boundaries. LiquiSensor is an emerging technology with strong potential for pharmaceutical process monitoring, but its current implementation presents challenges in this new field. Personalised medicine relies ...

2026 Centres Lead participant

Verinnogen Ltd

1 Jan 2026 to 31 Mar 2026

Awarded
£500,000
Total cost £500,000
2025 Collaborative R&D Lead participant

HLA Start and Scale RTO Pilot

1 Nov 2025 to 31 Oct 2026

Awarded
£890,000
Total cost £890,000
2025 Centres

Smart Personalised Healthcare: Evaluation, Response and Engagement (SPHERE)

1 Oct 2025 to 31 Mar 2026

Awarded
£250,006
Total cost £250,006

The **S**mart **P**ersonalised **H**ealthcare: **E**valuation, **R**esponse and **E**ngagement (**SPHERE**) is a UK-wide collaboration led by the Catapult Network that aims to make personalised and preventative healthcare a practical reality for everyone. The vision: _"A healthcare system where every individual receives the right diagnosis, the right trea...

2025 Collaborative R&D

Accelerated Bioengineering: Commercialising Bio-Based Isoprene and Bakuchiol via an Integrated AI-Synthetic Biology and Scale-Up Platform

1 Aug 2025 to 31 Jul 2026

Awarded
£75,000
Total cost £75,000

This project aims to develop sustainable microbial production methods for two important industrial and consumer chemicals: isoprene, a key building block for synthetic rubber and adhesives, and bakuchiol, a plant-derived skincare ingredient increasingly used as a natural alternative to retinol. Both molecules are currently derived from environmentally int...

2025 Collaborative R&D

Optimisation of downstream processing of lipids using solvent and non-solvent based extraction for technical output, economic and sustainability through AI-powered in-silico experimentation

1 Aug 2025 to 31 Jul 2026

Awarded
£74,999
Total cost £74,999

New Wave Biotech is building next-generation software for biomanufacturing---enabling companies to predict and optimise technical output, cost, and sustainability of downstream processing (DSP) using AI-powered simulation. Our software uses a hybrid of mechanistic and machine learning models to simulate the performance of complex DSP systems. It enables u...

2025 Centres Lead participant

Cotton Mouton Diagnostics

1 May 2025 to 31 Oct 2025

Awarded
£500,000
Total cost £500,000
2025 Investment Accelerator

pilot Centre of Expertise for Advanced Materials and Sustainability

1 Apr 2025 to 31 Mar 2026

Awarded
£399,072
Total cost £399,072

The pilot Centre of Expertise for Advanced Materials and Sustainability (CEAMS) (formerly Sustainable Materials Translational Research Centre (SMTRC)) is a collaboration funded by the Innovation Accelerator (IA) programme (2023-2025) via Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) and Innovate UK (IUK). It is led by major regional and national stakeholde...

2025 Collaborative R&D

Novel Biocatalysts for Sustainable Manufacture of Pharmaceuticals

1 Mar 2025 to 28 Feb 2027

Awarded
£265,504
Total cost £265,504

ErebaGen harnesses chemistry from Nature and its project aims to transform hazardous chemical manufacture through the use of sustainable biological processes. The innovation focus and need is aromatic nitration, a critical chemical step in production of numerous pharmaceutical intermediates. This reaction proceeds rapidly, generates heat, can get out of c...

2025 Collaborative R&D

Bioprocess development for sustainable production of mycosporines

1 Mar 2025 to 28 Feb 2026

Awarded
£125,476
Total cost £125,476

Traditional sunscreen formulations are highly effective for the prevention of skin cancer (the 5th most common cancer in the UK). However, the UV protective active ingredients used in their formulations have a number of health and environmental issues. Some sunscreen actives can absorb into the skin, leading to hormone disruption and skin sensitivity issu...

Product types

BEIS-Funded Programmes BIS-Funded Programmes Centres Collaborative R&D Demonstrator EU-Funded Fast Track Feasibility Studies Grant for R&D GRD Proof of Concept Investment Accelerator Knowledge Transfer Partnership Launchpad Small Business Research Initiative Special Interest Group Study