Recent site upgrades, acquisitions, and new partnerships demonstrate a shift from cost-driven outsourcing to integrated, locally anchored models, says the firm.
The CRDMO added 70,000 square feet to the facility and isolated filling lines for syringes, cartridges, and vials, as well as lyophilization/packaging capabilities.
The CDMO’s Texas facility has supported six client programs expected to reach Investigational New Drug submission this year, following its 100th GMP batch in July.
The agreement with a global pharmaceutical company covers technical transfer activities for a marketed injectable product and is expected to begin generating revenue in 2028.
The 3,500-square-meter Vilnius facility includes up to 20 independent cGMP manufacturing lines for cell therapies and personalized medicines, according to the CDMO.
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The CRL relates to Good Manufacturing Practice observations at third-party manufacturer NerPharMa, and a request for additional commercial-scale consecutive batch data.
In response, Scholar Rock will remove the Bloomington fill-finish facility from its Biologics License Application with the agency and rely on a third-party provider.
As one of seven companies picked for the pilot, the integrated development and manufacturing organization says regulatory engagement cuts commercialization risk.
The agency selected contract manufacturers Cellares and Fujifilm Biotechnologies, as well as Big Pharma drugmakers Eli Lilly and Regeneron, for the pilot’s initial cohort.
Germany is at the greatest commercial risk from Washington’s onshoring policies that may trigger tariff and non-tariff measures, warns the data and analytics firm.
The agency wants to increase the fee starting in fiscal 2028 for all foreign API, finished dosage form, and contract manufacturing organization facilities.
Kansas-Missouri’s $34 million will translate biologic discoveries into U.S. production, while Virginia’s $16 million will develop and scale pharmaceutical manufacturing.