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Kindeva Expands Loughborough, UK Facilities

Doubles Kindeva’s UK lab footprint, expands operations, and will relocate approximately 50 quality control employees.

By: Kristin Brooks

Managing Editor, Contract Pharma

Kindeva Drug Delivery, a global drug-device combination product CDMO, is expanding its Loughborough, UK facilities at the Charnwood Campus Science Innovation and Technology Park. This strategic move supports the growth of green propellant commercialization and secures a dedicated space for the company’s commercial analytical lab services team who will be housed at this location once renovations are completed later this year.
 
The move doubles Kindeva’s U.K. lab footprint, expands operations, and will relocate approximately 50 quality control employees from Kindeva’s Loughborough manufacturing site. The company recently announced its investment in a second manufacturing line for the production of pressurized metered-dose inhaler (pMDI) products containing low GWP (Global Warming Potential) propellants at this facility. This additional space also offers potential for further expansion.
 
“As Kindeva continues to grow worldwide, this expansion is one more step in furthering the commercialization of our customers’ low GWP pMDI products,” says Carl Brookes, Vice President, Manufacturing and Operations – Loughborough at Kindeva. “This is an exciting time for green propellants, and Kindeva is committed to remaining at the forefront of these product transitions supporting a greener planet. As Kindeva continues to develop more sustainable technologies and processes, we are constantly evaluating the potential across all our drug-device platforms and our sites. Our expansion on Charnwood Campus will help Kindeva continue to advance with leading facilities for our employees who are tasked with ensuring some of the highest standards of quality and safety for the products we make, and ultimately improving the health of patients we serve.”

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