Privately-held French drugmaker Servier has announced the inauguration of its first unit dedicated to the production of biological medicines from its R&D pipeline.
The Bio-S unit, located at Servier’s site in Gidy, Loiret, in north-central France, is the result of an investment of 86 million euros ($91 million) and has led to the creation of 60 new jobs.
This new bioproduction facility will enable Servier to produce active ingredients in France derived from living cells for its pre-clinical and clinical studies, as well as sterile and injectable finished products, thus ensuring strategic autonomy for the group’s clinical trials.
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