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Samsung Biologics 2023 | Year in Review
Samsung Biologics announced further expansion of its biomanufacturing capacity, breaking ground on a fifth plant – the first facility of the company’s second Bio Campus. Bio Campus II will house Plants 5 through 8, for a total of 720,000 liters. Upon completion, expected in 2032, Samsung Biologics will boast over 1.3 million liters’ capacity, together with Plants 1 to 4 in Bio Campus I. This year also saw the completion of the company’s largest single manufacturing facility, Plant 4, which holds 240,000 liters’ capacity.
Samsung Biologics opened a regional office in New Jersey to streamline communication and enable the company to work in closer proximity to clients based in the U.S. and Europe, along with existing offices in San Francisco and Boston. The geographical expansion reflects Samsung Biologics’ commitment to anticipate and meet the needs of our clients, wherever they are located.
Samsung Biologics had a busy year, expanding manufacturing pacts with multiple pharma giants, including Pfizer and Bristol-Myers Squibb. Samsung Biologics will produce biosimilar treatments in a range of therapeutic areas for Pfizer and manufacture a commercial antibody treatment for Bristol-Myers Squibb. Samsung Biologics has secured 14 of the top 20 global pharmaceutical companies as clients.
Samsung Biologics continued to make investments in promising biotech companies through the Samsung Life Science Fund, as part of efforts to foster next-generation technologies. As the company is currently building its own antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) facility, Samsung Biologics made investments in Araris Biotech and Aimed Bio, both pioneering ADC-related technology.
Building on a proven track record of success as a CDMO provider, Samsung Biologics optimized development services incorporating innovative processes and advanced proprietary platforms to accommodate clients’ evolving needs – supporting their journey from gene to investigational new drug and/or beyond. The company has packaged its drug development services into three programs – each designed to ensure maximum flexibility and meet the client’s goals per their development stage, while assessing potential risks.
Samsung Biologics attended a series of global conferences and exhibitions this year, including BIO International, CPHI, DCAT, and J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference. The company demonstrated how its services can accelerate clients’ drug journey and maximize the potential of their molecule. Samsung Biologics also consolidated its presence as a sustainable partner with an eco-friendly booth. The company also actively used the events to engage with existing and potential clients for future development and manufacturing pacts.
Samsung Biologics announced further expansion of its biomanufacturing capacity, breaking ground on a fifth plant – the first facility of the company’s second Bio Campus. Bio Campus II will house Plants 5 through 8, for a total of 720,000 liters. Upon completion, expected in 2032, Samsung Biologics will boast over 1.3 million liters’ capacity, together with Plants 1 to 4 in Bio Campus I. This year also saw the completion of the company’s largest single manufacturing facility, Plant 4, which holds 240,000 liters’ capacity.
Samsung Biologics opened a regional office in New Jersey to streamline communication and enable the company to work in closer proximity to clients based in the U.S. and Europe, along with existing offices in San Francisco and Boston. The geographical expansion reflects Samsung Biologics’ commitment to anticipate and meet the needs of our clients, wherever they are located.
Samsung Biologics had a busy year, expanding manufacturing pacts with multiple pharma giants, including Pfizer and Bristol-Myers Squibb. Samsung Biologics will produce biosimilar treatments in a range of therapeutic areas for Pfizer and manufacture a commercial antibody treatment for Bristol-Myers Squibb. Samsung Biologics has secured 14 of the top 20 global pharmaceutical companies as clients.
Samsung Biologics continued to make investments in promising biotech companies through the Samsung Life Science Fund, as part of efforts to foster next-generation technologies. As the company is currently building its own antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) facility, Samsung Biologics made investments in Araris Biotech and Aimed Bio, both pioneering ADC-related technology.
Building on a proven track record of success as a CDMO provider, Samsung Biologics optimized development services incorporating innovative processes and advanced proprietary platforms to accommodate clients’ evolving needs – supporting their journey from gene to investigational new drug and/or beyond. The company has packaged its drug development services into three programs – each designed to ensure maximum flexibility and meet the client’s goals per their development stage, while assessing potential risks.
Samsung Biologics attended a series of global conferences and exhibitions this year, including BIO International, CPHI, DCAT, and J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference. The company demonstrated how its services can accelerate clients’ drug journey and maximize the potential of their molecule. Samsung Biologics also consolidated its presence as a sustainable partner with an eco-friendly booth. The company also actively used the events to engage with existing and potential clients for future development and manufacturing pacts.