Vaxcyte Announces $1 Billion Fill-Finish Manufacturing Agreement with Thermo Fisher in North Carolina

Reuters
Sep 30
Vaxcyte Announces $1 Billion Fill-Finish Manufacturing Agreement with Thermo Fisher in North Carolina

Vaxcyte Inc., a clinical-stage vaccine innovation company, has announced a new agreement with Thermo Fisher Scientific to expand domestic fill-finish manufacturing capacity for its broad-spectrum pneumococcal conjugate vaccine candidates. Under the agreement, Thermo Fisher will provide custom commercial fill-finish services at its Greenville, North Carolina facility. The initiative is part of Vaxcyte's long-term U.S. commercial supply strategy and represents up to $1 billion in manufacturing and related services. The expanded capacity is intended to support the future commercial manufacturing of Vaxcyte's vaccines and strengthen the company's domestic supply chain.

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