Sana banks on $100M savings as it shifts manufacturing plans to Washington state
The execs at Sana are dropping plans to build their new cell and gene therapy manufacturing facility in California, instead turning close to their home base in the Seattle hub for a site as they shave $100 million off the cost of the project.
Sana — which has seen its share price crater in the biotech bear market — inked a lease agreement to develop an 80,000 square-foot manufacturing facility in the Seattle suburb of Bothell, WA. While the biotech isn’t saying how much the new facility in Bothell will cost, the company says it expects this move will provide $100 million in savings over the next three years.
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