GenScript Strengthens Transatlantic Biotech Infrastructure with European mRNA Hub

GenScript announced the official opening of its first European mRNA production site in Delft, the Netherlands, marking a significant expansion of the company's global mRNA platform and reinforcing Europe as a core pillar of its integrated R&D and production network.

The Delft facility strengthens GenScript's transatlantic biotechnology infrastructure, enabling greater regional proximity, regulatory alignment, and supply chain resilience for European innovators developing next-generation therapies, vaccines, and advanced biologics.

"Having a local GenScript facility in the EU makes a real difference for us," said Paula Río, PhD, Hematopoietic Innovative Therapies Unit, CIEMAT/CIBERER/FJD, UAM. "The closer proximity enables more seamless collaboration, faster turnaround times, and reduced shipping delays. Working with a team that's fully aligned with EU regulations and standards strengthens the partnership and makes day‑to‑day interactions significantly easier."

This ability to translate global capabilities into regionally embedded, customer‑ready infrastructure reflects GenScript's broader platform strategy. As a U.S.-founded biotechnology company established in New Jersey more than two decades ago, GenScript continues to expand its innovation footprint across North America and Europe through disciplined, long-term investment in scalable platform infrastructure.

"Europe is not an outpost in our network; it is a core pillar of our global mRNA platform," said Shawn Wu, President of GenScript EU Division. "By integrating Delft into our unified global operating system, we are delivering greater speed, regulatory alignment, and operational resilience for our partners, while maintaining one uncompromising global standard."