UK contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) Aesica Pharmaceuticals has announced the creation of a new High Capacity Manufacturing Facility following a £30 million ($47.6 million) investment at its Queenborough, Kent, site, for the production of a solid dose medication used in treating one of the world’s most common lifestyle diseases: type 2 diabetes in adults. The actual compound was not identified.
Following the official opening on September 19, commercial production at the facility will commence in November. The facility contains a large amount of highly technical and specialist equipment including spray granulators, coaters, tablet presses, a delumper, blender and a sieve system, the company noted.
Aesica says it is well established as a manufacturer and a major exporter of formulated products with this latest investment reflecting the continued growth in export demand experienced by the company. This specific product manufactured at the new facility has global sales and is set for worldwide export.
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