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Manufacturing capacity map

30 sites, 19 of them contract manufacturers: 7 conjugate ADCs, 9 make cell therapies, 7 produce medical isotopes. Isotopes had a supply tracker; conjugation suites, vector plants and CAR-T factories did not. This is the start of one.

30 sites
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ADC conjugationPayload and linker chemistryAntibody drug substanceViral vectorCell therapyPlasmid DNA and mRNARadioisotope productionRadiopharmaceutical manufacturingFill and finish
SiteOperatorCapabilitiesWhat the operator says it doesCustomers and productsSource
Lonza Visp
Visp, CH
Lonza
Contract manufacturer
ADC conjugationPayload and linker chemistryAntibody drug substance
Lonza's bioconjugation centre: clinical and commercial ADC conjugation suites alongside highly potent payload chemistry and mammalian drug substance, expanded in 2023 and 2024.
not public
Lonza bioconjugates
WuXi XDC Wuxi
Wuxi, CN
WuXi XDC
Contract manufacturer
ADC conjugationPayload and linker chemistryAntibody drug substanceFill and finish
The largest ADC CDMO by project count; integrated antibody, linker-payload, conjugation and fill-finish under one roof. Most China-origin ADCs licensed to Western pharma were made here during development.
not public
WuXi XDC
WuXi XDC Singapore
Singapore, SG
WuXi XDC
Contract manufacturer
ADC conjugationFill and finish
First ex-China site, built to give Western customers a supply chain outside mainland China; announced 2023, in operation from 2025 to 2026.
not public
WuXi XDC
Samsung Biologics ADC facility
Incheon (Songdo), KR
Samsung Biologics
Contract manufacturer
ADC conjugationAntibody drug substance
Dedicated ADC conjugation facility opened at the end of 2024 next to the world's largest antibody drug-substance campus.
not public
Samsung Biologics
Abzena Sanford
Sanford, North Carolina, US
Abzena
Contract manufacturer
ADC conjugationAntibody drug substance
US bioconjugation and biologics campus; Abzena also runs ADC chemistry in Bristol, Pennsylvania.
not public
Abzena
Piramal Pharma Solutions Grangemouth
Grangemouth, GB
Piramal Pharma Solutions
Contract manufacturer
ADC conjugation
One of the longest-running commercial ADC conjugation sites in Europe; payload and linker chemistry sits at Piramal's Riverview, Michigan plant.
not public
Piramal Pharma Solutions ADC
Catalent Bloomington
Bloomington, Indiana, US
Catalent (Novo Holdings)
Contract manufacturer
Antibody drug substanceFill and finish
Large biologics drug-substance and sterile fill-finish campus; one of three Catalent sites transferred to Novo Nordisk in the 2024 Novo Holdings acquisition.
not public
Catalent Biologics
FUJIFILM Diosynth Holly Springs
Holly Springs, North Carolina, US
FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies
Contract manufacturer
Antibody drug substanceFill and finish
Large-scale mammalian cell culture campus opened in 2025; sister sites in Hillerød (Denmark) and Billingham (UK).
not public
FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies
Daiichi Sankyo Hiratsuka
Hiratsuka, JP
Daiichi Sankyo
In-house
ADC conjugationPayload and linker chemistry
Daiichi Sankyo's DXd ADC conjugation and payload site, expanded repeatedly since 2020 to meet Enhertu demand.Daiichi Sankyo manufacturing
Kite El Segundo
El Segundo, California, US
Kite (Gilead)
In-house
Cell therapy
Kite's first commercial CAR-T plant; with Frederick (Maryland) and Hoofddorp (Netherlands) it gives Kite the largest in-house cell therapy network.Kite manufacturing
Kite Frederick
Frederick, Maryland, US
Kite (Gilead)
In-house
Cell therapyViral vector
Commercial CAR-T manufacturing with in-house lentiviral vector production.Kite manufacturing
Kite Hoofddorp
Hoofddorp, NL
Kite (Gilead)
In-house
Cell therapy
European CAR-T manufacturing for Yescarta and Tecartus.Kite manufacturing
Novartis Morris Plains
Morris Plains, New Jersey, US
Novartis
In-house
Cell therapy
The first commercial CAR-T plant (Kymriah, 2017); Novartis also makes Kymriah in Stein (Switzerland) and through partners in Japan and Australia.Novartis cell therapy
Bristol Myers Squibb Devens
Devens, Massachusetts, US
Bristol Myers Squibb
In-house
Cell therapyAntibody drug substance
Cell therapy manufacturing added to a large biologics campus; BMS also makes CAR-T in Summit (New Jersey) and Leiden (Netherlands) and buys vector from partners.BMS manufacturing
Legend Biotech and Janssen Raritan
Raritan, New Jersey, US
Legend Biotech with Johnson & Johnson
In-house
Cell therapy
Carvykti's main US plant; capacity expansion here and at the Ghent (Belgium) site was the constraint on Carvykti supply in 2023 and 2024.Legend Biotech
Legend Biotech Ghent (Tech Lane)
Ghent, BE
Legend Biotech with Johnson & Johnson
In-house
Cell therapy
European Carvykti manufacturing, licensed for commercial supply from 2024.Legend Biotech
Cellares Smart Factory
South San Francisco, California, US
Cellares
Contract manufacturer
Cell therapy
Automated Cell Shuttle platform sold as manufacturing-as-a-service; announced agreements with Bristol Myers Squibb (2024) and Kite (2025). A second Smart Factory is planned in New Jersey.Cellares
Oxford Biomedica Oxbox
Oxford, GB
Oxford Biomedica
Contract manufacturer
Viral vector
Lentiviral vector CDMO; long-standing supplier of the vector for Kymriah. Additional sites in Bedford (Massachusetts) and Lyon (France).Oxford Biomedica
Aldevron Fargo
Fargo, North Dakota, US
Aldevron (Danaher)
Contract manufacturer
Plasmid DNA and mRNA
GMP plasmid DNA and mRNA raw materials for vector and cell therapy makers; the plasmid supplier behind many CAR-T programmes.
not public
Aldevron
Miltenyi Biotec
Bergisch Gladbach, DE
Miltenyi Biotec
Contract manufacturer
Cell therapyViral vector
Maker of the CliniMACS Prodigy closed-system platform used for point-of-care and academic CAR-T manufacturing, plus vector and GMP reagents.
not public
Miltenyi Biotec
ITM Garching
Garching, DE
ITM Isotope Technologies Munich
Contract manufacturer
Radioisotope productionRadiopharmaceutical manufacturing
The largest producer of non-carrier-added lutetium-177 (EndolucinBeta), supplied to most Lu-177 developers, plus ITM's own radiopharmaceuticals.ITM
Novartis Millburn
Millburn, New Jersey, US
Novartis
In-house
Radiopharmaceutical manufacturing
US radioligand therapy plant; with Indianapolis (Indiana), Zaragoza (Spain) and Ivrea (Italy) it forms the network that ended the 2022 to 2023 Pluvicto shortages.Novartis radioligand manufacturing
Novartis Indianapolis
Indianapolis, Indiana, US
Novartis
In-house
Radiopharmaceutical manufacturing
Second US Pluvicto site, opened 2024, roughly doubling US radioligand capacity.Novartis radioligand manufacturing
Novartis Zaragoza
Zaragoza, ES
Novartis
In-house
Radiopharmaceutical manufacturing
European radioligand site; also supplied the US during the 2023 shortage.Novartis radioligand manufacturing
Orano Med Plano
Plano, Texas, US
Orano Med
Contract manufacturer
Radioisotope productionRadiopharmaceutical manufacturing
Lead-212 production from thorium-228 generators; the Brownsburg (Indiana) ATLab, opened 2024 to 2025, is the industrial-scale Pb-212 plant.Orano Med
TerraPower Isotopes Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
TerraPower Isotopes
Contract manufacturer
Radioisotope production
Actinium-225 from thorium-229 stock; a new plant under construction is described by the company as a roughly twenty-fold increase in capacity.
not public
TerraPower Isotopes
Eckert & Ziegler Berlin
Berlin, DE
Eckert & Ziegler
Contract manufacturer
Radioisotope productionRadiopharmaceutical manufacturing
Lutetium-177, gallium-68 generators and cyclotron-produced actinium-225 for contract customers.
not public
Eckert & Ziegler
Curium Petten
Petten, NL
Curium
Contract manufacturer
Radioisotope productionRadiopharmaceutical manufacturing
Reactor-adjacent isotope processing (molybdenum-99, lutetium-177) next to the High Flux Reactor; Curium also runs a large radiopharmaceutical site in St Louis, Missouri.
not public
Curium
NorthStar Medical Radioisotopes Beloit
Beloit, Wisconsin, US
NorthStar Medical Radioisotopes
Contract manufacturer
Radioisotope productionRadiopharmaceutical manufacturing
Accelerator-based (non-reactor) isotope production including photonuclear actinium-225 and copper-67, plus contract radiopharmaceutical manufacturing.
not public
NorthStar Medical Radioisotopes
SHINE Technologies Janesville
Janesville, Wisconsin, US
SHINE Technologies
Contract manufacturer
Radioisotope production
Non-carrier-added lutetium-177 production and an accelerator-driven molybdenum-99 plant under commissioning.
not public
SHINE Technologies

Why capacity is a bottleneck

An ADC needs three supply chains (antibody, payload-linker, conjugation) and only a handful of sites can conjugate at commercial scale with highly potent payloads. Autologous CAR-T is made one patient at a time, so slots, vector and trained staff set how many patients can be treated: see the cell therapy manufacturing bottleneck. Radioligand therapy is limited by isotope production and same-week logistics: see the isotope supply tracker.

Most China-origin ADCs licensed to Western companies were made at WuXi XDC; the Singapore site and the new Lonza, Samsung Biologics and Abzena suites are the supply-chain response.

Sourcing

Each site links to the operator’s own facility page or announcement. Capacity is described in the operator’s words; volumes appear only where they have been published. Customers are listed only for publicly announced relationships, so most contract sites show none. Coordinates are the city.

Capabilities: ADC conjugation, Payload and linker chemistry, Antibody drug substance, Viral vector, Cell therapy, Plasmid DNA and mRNA, Radioisotope production, Radiopharmaceutical manufacturing, Fill and finish. Add a site in src/data/manufacturing.ts.