Olon Expands With GTP Acquisition

Italian Ingredients Producer Snaps Up French Biotech CDMO

Italy’s Olon Group has acquired French biotech contract development and manufacturing organization GTP Bioways, in a move that Olon says will allow it to “expand and diversify its technological offerings.”

Paolo Tubertini
Olon CEO Paolo Tubertini • Source: Olon

Italian active pharmaceutical ingredients specialist Olon Group has struck a deal to acquire French biotech contract development and manufacturing organization GTP Bioways, in a move that Olon says will allow it to “expand and diversify its technological offerings.”

GTP Bioways specializes in R&D Services, process development and production of monoclonal antibodies, enzymes, proteins, nanodrugs, antibody-drug conjugates and fill-finish....

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