Kite Receives U.S. FDA Approval Of Viral Vector Manufacturing Facility In Southern California To Produce Commercial Product

“The FDA approval of our commercial viral vector manufacturing facility further strengthens our global cell therapy manufacturing network with the addition of an in-house capability to produce a crucial element in the CAR T process, which is especially important as patient demand continues to grow,” said Christi Shaw, Chief Executive Officer of Kite. “This milestone is several years in the making and reflects our continued commitment to, and investment in, bringing the curative intent of cell therapy to patients.”

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