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Mission Statement
To be a leading supplier and manufacturer of research chemicals to the global market, providing a quality product on time, every time.
         
Who are we?

Apollo was founded in September 1993 and is a supplier of a broad and impressively diverse range of intermediates for the modern organic chemist.
At present we have a total of over 32,000 products across all our ranges. These include approx 11,000 fluorine containing compounds, 20,000 organic intermediates, 1,000 high purity inorganic salts and over 500 reagents for plant and molecular biology. In addition we also offer a range of consumables for most analytical techniques including NMR, IR, UV and mass spectrometry. Many of these are available from stock and by modification of these existing products we are able to offer countless new products.
In August 2003 Central Glass Inc (Japan) acquired a 33% shareholding in Apollo. This has greatly enhanced our ability to support commercial production of our intermediates. In addition we have developed several reliable out-sourcing partnerships in China to provide commercial production solutions at economical prices.

         
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Welcome to the Apollo Scientific sales office, situated in Bredbury, near Stockport. We moved to this facility in February 2002. We are currently undergoing expansion at this site, this will enable us to offer an even wider range of fluorochemicals, organic and inorganic intermediates and spectroscopy supplies.
 
 
         
         
         
   
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