AGC acquires commercial manufacturing facility

By The Science Advisory Board staff writers

June 2, 2020 -- Contract development and manufacturing organization AGC Biologics has purchased a large-scale biopharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Boulder, CO.

The automated facility was previously owned by AstraZeneca and is well designed for high-volume commercial production, AGC noted. It contains two 20,000-liter stainless steel mammalian cell bioreactors with room for four additional bioreactors and has more than twenty acres for future expansion.

AGC Biologics
Image courtesy of AGC Biologics.

AGC plants to run full-scale operations at the new facility by April 2021. It will help the company advance a higher ratio of late-phase and commercial products and support a wider range of commercial demand, the company noted.

In addition, AGC will complete facility expansion projects in Seattle, Denmark, and Japan this year and in early 2021.

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