HIPRA’s CDMO unit is already in advanced negotiation stages for several additional projects
HIPRA Biotech Services, HIPRA’s unit dedicated to providing development and manufacturing services for biological products to biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies (CDMO), has completed its first year of operations with results exceeding initial plans and with very positive growth prospects. HIPRA introduced the unit in January 2025 and, in just 9 months, secured its first agreement, an especially relevant milestone in a sector characterized by long commercial cycles.
Launched with the aim of making HIPRA’s knowledge and more than 50 years of experience in biotechnology available to third parties, as well as its scientific, technical, and industrial capabilities, HIPRA Biotech Services offers advanced services for the development and production of biological products and vaccines. Its value proposition spans from R&D activities, optimization and industrial scale-up, from early research phases through to commercial-scale manufacturing.
Positive results validating the proposed strategy
In a market characterized by lengthy commercial processes that can take up to 18 months, HIPRA Biotech Services secured its first contract for the supply of a biological product for clinical studies with a European biotechnology company just 9 months after its launch. In addition, the unit is in advanced negotiation stages for several additional projects. HIPRA Biotech Services was created with a differentiated value proposition, based on the combination of top-tier scientific, technical, and industrial capabilities, enabling it to provide high-quality, agile, and flexible support to its clients.
Currently, HIPRA, with over 50,000 m² of operational facilities, has an installed capacity of 24,000 liters for microbial cultures, as well as 2,000 liters of bioreactor capacity for mammalian cell cultures, with an expansion underway that will allow for an increase to 8,000 liters in the next two years. This is complemented by an aseptic filling capacity of up to 90 million vials per year.






