Mabxience Sets Out Investment Plans Under Fresenius Ownership

New Bioreactor At Genhelix Site In Spain Is A Milestone For Biosimilars Developer

Unveiling plans to install a new bioreactor at its Genhelix site in Spain, mAbxience is bolstering its biosimilars manufacturing capabilities and CDMO capacity under the majority ownership of Fresenius Kabi.

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mAbxience is expanding capacity at its Genhelix site • Source: Shutterstock

Biologics and biosimilars specialist mAbxience has set out what it describes as “ambitious growth plans” by unveiling an investment in installing a new 4,000L single-use bioreactor at its Genhelix site in Spain.

In 2014, mAbxience acquired the Genhelix biopharmaceutical plant in “one of the biggest investments ever made by a Spanish company...

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