The 700,000-square-foot, multi-site project is part of the company’s broader effort to expand domestic production capacity and strengthen U.S. pharmaceutical supply chains.
The agreement focuses on integrating ambient temperature biosample preservation with advanced 3D organoid models to support preclinical research and biotech developers.
The agreement reportedly will strengthen both companies’ sterile drug product manufacturing portfolios through the integration of fill-finish and packaging technologies.
The company opened a new site in India and expanded facilities in Korea and Singapore to support biologics, vaccine, and cell and gene therapy biomanufacturing.
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The dedicated micronization facility in Monteggio is Microsize’s second acquisition from Lonza, following the 2022 divestment of its Quakertown, Pennsylvania site.
Infrastructure for PharmaGuard and a unit for the regranulation of production-related plastic waste will be built on the grounds of its logistics center in Erolzheim.
The pharmaceutical development and manufacturing organization’s expansion to support clinical trials marks 10 years of operations in the Asian country.