Announcing global expansion plans, Porsolt, a French contract research organization specializing in patho-physiological procedures, said it is plans new manufacturing and increased US operations.
The firm has commenced construction of a new laboratory on a 10-hectare development in Laval, Canada. The first phase of the operation will see a 60,000 square foot facility completed in early 2010.
The new site will offer increased capacity for Porsolt's expanding cross-therapeutic area models and Good Laboratory Practices safety pharmacology expertise. Chief executive Mark Duxon said: "continued growth in 2008, together with an increasing awareness in the pharmaceutical industry of Porsolt's cross-therapeutic area expertise, requires Porsolt to be placed for sustained growth in the next 5-10 years. Our acquisition of a 10 hectare plot of land in close proximity to the existing laboratories will provide us a sustainable platform on which to grow in line with the demands of our clients."
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