Oxford BioMedica (LSE:OXB) is deepening its presence in the United States through the acquisition of a large-scale viral vector manufacturing site in North Carolina from Resilience. The move supports the company’s strategy to expand its U.S. GMP manufacturing capacity, catering to increasing client demand while reinforcing its global network of contract development and manufacturing (CDMO) facilities.
The newly acquired site will play a key role in advancing late-stage development programs and commercial product launches, with a particular emphasis on adeno-associated virus (AAV) technologies. This addition is expected to enhance Oxford BioMedica’s competitive edge in the global viral vector sector and contribute to its long-term growth objectives. Integration planning is already in motion, and the company has reaffirmed its existing financial guidance.
Oxford BioMedica’s broader outlook remains positive, supported by recent earnings call insights and constructive corporate developments that signal confidence in its leadership and strategic direction. Nonetheless, ongoing financial performance pressures and valuation considerations temper some of the optimism.
About Oxford BioMedica
Oxford BioMedica is a global CDMO focused on advancing cell and gene therapies. With three decades of expertise in viral vector design, development, and production, the company partners with leading pharmaceutical and biotechnology organizations worldwide. Its end-to-end services cover the full lifecycle—from early development through to large-scale commercial manufacturing—underpinned by strong quality systems and regulatory compliance. Headquartered in Oxford, UK, the company operates facilities across the UK, France, and the United States.
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