Almac Group announced the official opening of new GMP-qualified analytical stability chambers and office space at its US Headquarter campus in Souderton, Pennsylvania. This $2 million investment builds on the multi-million-dollar expansion of global analytical services and reinforces Almac’s commitment to meeting growing client demand.
The new facility includes 1,600 ft² of dedicated stability chamber space and an additional 1,600 ft² of modern office accommodation / laboratory space. The chambers are fully GMP-qualified and equipped with alarmed and redundant systems and utilities, supporting all standard ICH and custom stability conditions including: -20°C, 5°C, 25°C/60%RH, 30°C/65%RH, 30°C/75%RH, and 40°C/75%RH.
This expansion significantly increases Almac’s capacity and capability to support clients’ global stability programmes and enhances operational flexibility across its US and European sites. As the business continues to grow, headcount at the Souderton site is expected to increase to support the expanded service offering.
Dr Stephen Barr, Managing Director & President, Almac Sciences said: “Client demand for stability services is growing, and this investment is a direct response to that need.
“By expanding our footprint in Souderton, we are future proofing our operations and ensuring that we can continue to deliver the high-quality, compliant services our clients expect.”
“This new space is a testament to our commitment to continuous improvement and innovation,” added Joseph Forth, Director of Analytical Operations, Almac Sciences, Souderton. “Our expert analytical teams bring a wealth of experience, skill, and knowledge to every project, and this investment ensures we are well-positioned to support our clients’ evolving needs.”