Rezon Bio Enters Biologics Market, Secures Polpharma Deal
Rezon Bio, a new Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization (CDMO), has entered the biologics market. Led by CEO Adriana Kiędzierska-Mencfeld, the company positions itself as a cost-efficient partner, combining European advantages, Polish talent, and competitive costco structures. It has already secured cooperation with Polpharma Biologics on market terms.
Rezon Bio operates two state-of-the-art facilities in Gdańsk and Warsaw-Duchnice, certified by the EMA and one approved by the US FDA. Both use single-use systems for faster product turnover and have optimized development platforms to shorten early development cycles. The company's mirrored capabilities enable seamless technology transfer and flexible stock scale-up.
Rezon Bio's legacy in biologics development is evident in its track record. It has already launched two biosimilars worldwide through its partners. The company aims to make the biologics development journey easier, faster, and cost efficient for its clients. It will make its first industry appearance at several upcoming biotechnology events.
Rezon Bio, under the leadership of Adriana Kiędzierska-Mencfeld, is poised to make a significant impact in the biologics industry. With its competitive cosco structures, high-quality standards, and proven track record, it has already secured cooperation with Polpharma Biologics. The company's first industry appearances are upcoming, marking its official entry into the market.
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