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Catalent, the Somerset-based provider of drug delivery technologies, is continuing its growth in Europe, acquiring a new facility in Gosselies, Belgium, it announced this week. The company said in a news release that it has acquired Promethera Biosciences’ cell therapy manufacturing subsidiary, Hepatic Cell Therapy Support SA, and its 32,400-square-foot facility, which will be used to accommodate Catalent’s new commercial-scale plasmid DNA manufacturing. The facility, which has an existing clean room and other laboratory and warehouse space, will be reequipped for Catalent’s needs. It is located on Catalent’s existing campus in Gosselies and represents the third acquisition at the location.
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Catalent Acquires Additional Facility at its Gosselies, Belgium Campus for Commercial-Scale Plasmid DNA Manufacturing Share Article Catalent, the leading global provider of advanced delivery technologies, development, and manufacturing solutions for drugs, biologics, cell and gene therapies, and consumer health products, and Promethera Biosciences, the world leader in advanced therapy development for severe liver diseases, today announced that Catalent has acquired Promethera’s cell therapy manufacturing subsidiary, Hepatic Cell Therapy Support SA (HCTS), including its 32,400 square-foot (3,010 square-meter) facility in Gosselies, Belgium. The facility will accommodate Catalent’s new commercial-scale plasmid DNA (pDNA) manufacturing and will provide the opportunity for the immediate growth of Catalent’s pDNA service offering, which was recently acquired from Delphi Genetics to support the growing cell and gene therapy pipeline.
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Cédric Szpirer, Founder and Executive Director of Delphi Genetics, added, “The complementary activities and adjacent technologies will provide our customers, our employees, and ultimately patients around the world with a solid foundation for new therapeutic solutions in the cell and gene therapy domain.” Upon completion, all of Delphi’s highly skilled team, including R&D and genetic engineering scientists and technicians, regulatory specialists, and other associated roles will transfer to Catalent’s Cell and Gene Therapy business. This acquisition fast-tracks Catalent’s U.S. expansion of plasmid capabilities at its Rockville facility. Since acquiring the site in 2019, Catalent has invested to upgrade the facility with the addition of dedicated single-use microbial capacity for plasmid DNA production. Process and analytical development for plasmid DNA are also available on site, and the facility will also offer research- and CGMP-grade plasmids to support its viral vector partners from initial development through to commercialization.
Feb 24, 2021 9:00am Catalent will add Delphi's 17,000-square-foot plasmid DNA facility, pictured here, to its growing cell and gene therapy "center of excellence" in Gosselies, Belgium. (Delphi Genetics) Catalent's Belgian manufacturing foothold is widening, as the company moves to acquire yet another cell and gene therapy CDMO in the area. Catalent locked in a deal to buy 100% of the shares of Delphi Genetics, a plasmid DNA cell and gene therapy CDMO based out of Gosselies, Belgium. The move will help speed the start of commercial plasmid manufacturing at Catalent's facility in Rockville, Maryland, and add to the CDMO's fast-growing hub in Gosselies.
Catalent to Acquire Delphi Genetics and Launch US Plasmid Manufacturing Site to Establish Global pDNA Development and Manufacturing Capabilities Share Article Catalent, the leading global provider of advanced delivery technologies, development, and manufacturing solutions for drugs, biologics, cell and gene therapies, and consumer health products, and Delphi Genetics, a plasmid DNA (pDNA) cell and gene therapy contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) based in Gosselies, Belgium, today announced that they have entered into a final and definitive agreement whereby Catalent will acquire 100% of the shares of Delphi Genetics. Catalent is also announcing the launch of pDNA development and manufacturing services at its Rockville, Maryland facility.