By: ICN Bureau
Last updated : September 25, 2025 5:10 pm
Mstack reduces chemical synthesis and commercialisation timelines from ~18 months to days
Mstack announced the commercial launch of Chemstack AI, the industry's first closed loop AI ecosystem to democratize this critical knowledge by reducing molecular synthesis and commercialization time from ~18 months to days. The platform launch coincides with exceptional business growth, with the company achieving a 10x revenue increase with operational profitability.
Mstack's rapid expansion reflects extraordinary market demand for supply chain diversification, scaling to over 100 enterprise customers across North America, India, China, and the Middle East.
The company has successfully synthesized multiple key intermediates in strategic markets, with large agrochemical companies transitioning their procurement from Chinese suppliers to Mstack as their preferred partner.
Chemstack AI represents the industry's first closed-loop AI ecosystem specifically designed for molecular synthesis, fundamentally transforming development timelines. The platform's vertically integrated architecture creates a powerful continuous feedback loop that distinguishes it from fragmented point solutions. This system-first approach architects specialized AI modules that work together to mimic chemist intuition and strategic thinking, turning traditionally linear manual R&D processes into self-correcting, autonomous discovery engines.
"We're not just another chemical company-we're fundamentally redefining what's possible when AI becomes the world's smartest chemist," said Shreyans Chopra, Founder of Mstack.
"Our 10x growth trajectory demonstrates that the market desperately needs innovation-driven supply diversification, and traditional players simply can't innovate synthesis routes at the speed and scale necessary to create viable alternatives. While others are locked into legacy processes that haven't been reimagined in decades, our AI scales knowledge across domains, enabling us to operate with the efficiency of large commodity players while maintaining the innovation agility of specialty companies."