Samsung Biologics, a leading contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), has introduced ExellenS, an optimized manufacturing framework designed to standardize and accelerate global biomanufacturing operations.  The system aims to improve consistency, speed, and scalability for the company's biopharmaceutical clients.

Developed through Samsung Biologics' cumulative expertise in plant design, digitalization, and operational excellence, ExellenS standardizes equipment, processes, and functional specifications to ensure that every facility operates with the same precision. The framework delivers high-quality, predictable outcomes at speed, empowering clients with faster tech transfers, accelerated approvals, and seamless scaling.

ExellenS builds on the company's four pillars of excellence in client satisfaction, operations, quality, and people expertise to consistently maintain its manufacturing competitiveness as a pure-play global CDMO. By embedding standardization, simplification, and scalability into every facility, Samsung Biologics is enabling clients to bring life-saving therapies to patients faster and with greater flexibility.

"ExellenS reflects our established and unmatched competence in on-time project delivery and manufacturing excellence," said John Rim, President and CEO of Samsung Biologics. "ExellenS reinforces consistent execution and outcomes across our plants and serves as a blueprint for scalable, optimized, and standardized operations as we continue to build new plants and diversify our portfolio in an evolving CDMO landscape."

"ExellenS defines how Samsung Biologics executes our overarching mission to help clients improve and extend lives. It is the culmination of years of innovation, investment, and a deep commitment to our partners," added John Rim. "Through ExellenS™, we are giving our clients the confidence and flexibility they need to advance their therapies and deliver hope to patients worldwide."

Samsung Biologics currently offers a total manufacturing capacity of 784,000 liters across five plants. Through 2032, the company plans to add capacity at Bio Campus II, home to its latest Plant 5 that became operational this April.