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Full-Life Technologies (Full-Life) have announced the construction of its new Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) compliant manufacturing facility in Gembloux, Belgium, for radiopharmaceuticals. This strategic investment aims to advance Full-Life's end-to-end solution by enhancing its radiopharmaceutical production capabilities at a key logistical hub to ensure the timely supply and delivery to patients worldwide. The company marked the occasion with a ground-breaking ceremony.
"This marks a major milestone in Full-Life's evolution to integrated radiopharmaceutical company and highlights our commitment to excellence and innovation in radiotherapeutics," said Philippe van Put, General Manager of Full-Life Technologies Europe. "Effective manufacturing and supply chain management are key to radiopharmaceutical development and commercialisation. This facility will ensure a reliable supply for clinical development and Gembloux provides us with a distinct advantage, with its location at the heart of Europe's biotech innovation corridor, its rich pool of professional expertise, and strong logistic network. We want to extend our gratitude to the Walloon Regional Government for their partnership and support in fostering a conducive environment for the radiopharmaceutical industry."
The 4,000 square meter facility, serving as Full-Life's production hub, integrates sustainable design with automation and digital quality assurance systems. Central to its operations is the commitment to maintaining control and reliability within its supply chain and achieving cost-effectiveness. The facility, which will sit on 17,000 square meters of land, is specifically tailored to produce a broad spectrum of radiopharmaceuticals.