World-class Facilities
Catalent’s cell therapy expertise and network spans globally with facilities across the US and Europe. To meet the high standards for our customers, we have built and developed world-class development and manufacturing centers across the globe that are equipped with industry-leading talent, technologies, process efficiencies and regulatory expertise. Additionally, we are well-suited to offer plasmid DNA capabilities at our Maryland and Belgium sites. Our viral vector production sites across Maryland, USA, including an FDA-approved facility, are a testament to the high quality and regulatory standards we implement across our cell and gene therapy network.
Catalent’s cell therapy network of clinical and commercial facilities is located in Europe (Gosselies, Belgium) and the USA (Princeton, New Jersey).
European Center of Excellence
Gosselies, Belgium Clinical Manufacturing Facility
- FDA/EMA compliant facility and quality systems
- ~67,000 sq. ft. of clinical manufacturing space
- 12 CGMP clean rooms with independent HVAC/Agile shutdown
- 4 process development labs
- Flexible manufacturing space
- In-house Quality Control
- Scale-up and scale-out of autologous and allogeneic programs
- Grade B storage
- Nitrogen storage
- Fill/finish services
Gosselies, Belgium Commercial Campus
- 60,000 sq. ft. of commercial space
- Dedicated commercial suites
- Next-generation fill/finish platform
- QC testing labs
Our newest large-volume commercial production capacity will be located both in Gosselies, Belgium, and is expected to be commissioned soon with state-of-the-art design to meet current quality standards.
Dusseldorf, Germany iPSC Clinical Facility
- 7,500 sq.ft. of space
- GMP certified
- iPSC culture, S1 labs & equipment
- Cleanrooms, Class A–D
- Development labs
- QC labs
- High-security cryostorage
Princeton, NJ Commercial Manufacturing Facility
- FDA/EMA compliant facility
- ~30,000 sq. ft. of space
- 16 flexible, CGMP clean rooms
- QC labs
- Warehouse
- Supports autologous and allogeneic programs