Ugur Sahin, BioNTech CEO (Bernd von Jutrczenka/dpa via AP Images)

BioN­Tech ex­pands mR­NA man­u­fac­tur­ing to Sin­ga­pore as clam­or for Covid-19 vac­cine and boost­ers swells

In the race to tur­bocharge pro­duc­tion of its Covid-19 vac­cine, BioN­Tech is set­ting down roots in Sin­ga­pore. The site will be home to BioN­Tech’s south­east Asia re­gion­al head­quar­ters, and a key dri­ver in the Ger­man drug­mak­er’s plans post-Covid-19.

The fa­cil­i­ty will be out­fit­ted to pro­duce a wide range of mR­NA vac­cines and ther­a­peu­tics be­yond their Covid-19 col­lab­o­ra­tion with Pfiz­er, from treat­ments for in­fec­tious dis­eases to can­cer. The plant will have fill-fin­ish ca­pa­bil­i­ty and an­nu­al ca­pac­i­ty of some sev­er­al hun­dred mil­lions of dos­es of mR­NA-based vac­cine.

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