GSK inks $231M manufacturing deal as Hal Barron anticipates fruitful year for pruned R&D group
Almost halfway into the big turnaround year that Hal Barron has blueprinted for GlaxoSmithKline’s R&D team, the Big Pharma is unveiling a $231 million manufacturing deal to match the growing commercial portfolio.
In a new partnership, GSK has enlisted Samsung Biologics to provide additional manufacturing capacity for its commercial specialty care drugs, beginning with the lupus drug Benlysta. Production will take place in Samsung’s facilities in Korea, the company told Endpoints News.
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