02.09.24
CEL-SCI Corporation’s Multikine (Leukocyte Interleukin, Injection) cGMP dedicated manufacturing facility commissioning has been completed—marking a milestone in bringing Multikine to market.
“The high degree of complexity involved in manufacturing Multikine has required tremendous investment and time on CEL-SCI's part. Our manufacturing trade secret, capability, and know-how are high-value key strategic assets that would be very difficult for others to replicate. This achievement marks a very big step towards the preparation of Multikine for marketing approval,” stated CEL-SCI’s CEO Geert Kersten.
Originally constructed to supply Multikine for the world’s largest global pivotal Phase 3 trial in locally advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck, CEL-SCI’s facility has been expanded and upgraded in preparation for the Company’s submission of Multikine for regulatory approval and commercial scale manufacturing.
In keeping with CEL-SCI Validation Master Plan, industry standards, International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) guidelines, International Conference for Harmonization (ICH), and in compliance with regulatory guidelines, CEL-SCI undertook commissioning and qualifying the facility’s utilities, systems, and equipment.
“The high degree of complexity involved in manufacturing Multikine has required tremendous investment and time on CEL-SCI's part. Our manufacturing trade secret, capability, and know-how are high-value key strategic assets that would be very difficult for others to replicate. This achievement marks a very big step towards the preparation of Multikine for marketing approval,” stated CEL-SCI’s CEO Geert Kersten.
Originally constructed to supply Multikine for the world’s largest global pivotal Phase 3 trial in locally advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck, CEL-SCI’s facility has been expanded and upgraded in preparation for the Company’s submission of Multikine for regulatory approval and commercial scale manufacturing.
In keeping with CEL-SCI Validation Master Plan, industry standards, International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE) guidelines, International Conference for Harmonization (ICH), and in compliance with regulatory guidelines, CEL-SCI undertook commissioning and qualifying the facility’s utilities, systems, and equipment.