Veranova Announces $30M Investment in Local Facility
Veranova expands Devens, MA site for ADC and potent compound development with $30M investment.


Veranova, a leading developer and manufacturer of specialist
and complex APIs for the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, has launched a
major expansion at its Devens, MA facility. This $30 million investment aims to
enhance the site's capabilities in antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) and highly
potent compound development and manufacturing, addressing the increasing demand
for robust US-based capacity in these areas.
The expansion project includes the construction of a new
high potent process development laboratory and two new cGMP suites. These
state-of-the-art facilities are designed to handle compounds with occupational
exposure limits (OEL) of less than 0.01 µg/m³. They will be equipped with
advanced air handling systems, airlocks for clean-in-place operations, isolator
technology, and a comprehensive suite of processing capabilities such as
synthesis reactors, chromatography, thin film evaporators, and lyophilization.
Mike Riley, CEO of Veranova, said, “At Veranova, we
recognize the growing demand for development and manufacturing of ADCs and
other highly potent compounds. This investment signals our commitment to
providing state of the art capacity and capabilities to enable these next
generation therapies to reach patients, and is a key milestone as we advance
our broader growth strategy for Veranova.”
Located strategically near Boston's pharmaceutical and
biotech hub, Veranova’s FDA-approved Devens site offers over a decade of
expertise in developing, scaling up, and producing ADC linker-payloads and
other highly potent APIs for both clinical and commercial use. The Devens
facility uniquely integrates development, clinical manufacturing, and
commercial manufacturing under one roof, eliminating the need for tech
transfers. Additionally, it capitalizes on Veranova’s advanced capabilities in
crystallization development and chromatography.

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