Just months after SPAC reverse merger, Point Biopharma ups the ante at Indianapolis manufacturing site
Point Biopharma trotted out to near-unicorn status in March as part of a reverse merger with a SPAC backed by RA Capital’s Peter Kolchinsky to back its radioligand play. Now, the upstart crew is planting its manufacturing flag with a major plant in the works.
Point Biopharma is finishing renovations to an 80,000-square-foot center that will become one of the largest radioligand facilities in the world upon completion, the company said in a release. The facility will hold an NRC Materials License, which authorizes the handling of nuclear material and allows Point to work with radioisotopes on site.
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