Northway Biotech opens 61 million euros cell therapy CDMO in Vilnius, first of its kind in the Baltics

4 September 2026

Contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) Northway Biotech has opened a 61 million euros ($70.8 million) Innovative Cell Therapy and Personalized Medicine Center in Vilnius, Lithuania, describing it as the first dedicated facility of its kind in the Baltic states.

The 3,500 square metre facility, part of the broader BIO CITY III development, will operate up to 20 independent cGMP-compliant manufacturing lines, alongside quality control laboratories and segregated cleanroom infrastructure designed to handle multiple cell-based products in parallel. 

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