A new cell therapy manufacturing facility in Massachusetts, USA, has been approved for operations by the US Food and Drug Administration.
Built by Bristol Myers Squibb (NYSE: BMY), the site is a key component of the company’s expanding manufacturing footprint for the long-term supply of its cell therapies.
Bristol Myers is stepping up its investments in what is an important and growing area of research, including a new agreement with Autolus Therapeutics (Nasdaq: AUTL), enabling access to proprietary RQR8 safety switch tech for selected cell therapy programs.
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