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4/7/16 1 INTER PHEX | April 26-28, 2016 | Javits Center, New York City Premier Sponsor Advances in Flexible Manufacturing Infrastructures and Facilities Maik W. Jornitz, President G-CON Manufacturing Inc. INTER PHEX | April 26-28, 2016 | Javits Center, New York City Premier Sponsor Agenda Ø Manufacturing Indicators Ø Changes from Past to Future Facilities Processes Ø Possibilities & Innovations Ø New Infrastructures Implemented

Advances in Flexible Manufacturing Infrastructures and Facilities

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INTERPHEX | April 26-28, 2016 | JavitsCenter, New York CityPremier Sponsor

Advances in Flexible Manufacturing Infrastructures and Facilities

Maik W. Jornitz, President

G-CON Manufacturing Inc.

INTERPHEX | April 26-28, 2016 | JavitsCenter, New York CityPremier Sponsor

Agenda

Ø Manufacturing Indicators

Ø Changes from Past to Future

• Facilities

• Processes

Ø Possibilities & Innovations

Ø New Infrastructures Implemented

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CurrentSituations

• Patentcliffforsmallmolecules isrealityandaffectslargemolecule industry withcomingbiosimilars

• Regulatoryviewischangingandsupporting agile,efficient andflexible manufacturing platforms

• Global expansionpushtosecureAPIsandcapturelocalmarkets

• Processvolumesbecomelower andmanufacturingrequires tobecomemoreflexible forbetterfacilityandcapacityutilization

• Single-useequipment lacksstilltheflexibility, whenusedintraditional facilitylay-out

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FutureIndicators

• Agingpopulation ontherisewithfurther needsforcapacitiestoavoidstock-outs

• Risingmiddle classindifferentcountries requirein-country/for countrymanufacturing capacities

• Changingviralandmicrobial diseasesrequire fastresponsepossibilities utilizing newtechnologies anddeploymentmethods

• Regenerative/personalized medicinesrequire specificprocessingsystemsinaccordancewith anypossiblelogistic hurdleandrobustcontainment needs

• Continuous processingminimizesprocessesfurther

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• High CAPEX/higher OPEX

• Long time-to-run

• Product dedicated

• Inflexible/non-scalable

• Extensive qualification needs

• Difficult containment

• Difficult to clone

PastFacilitiesmaynotfitNewNeeds

change

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Past Process ShiftsFrom large scale stainless steel to medium volume single-use to low volume continuous processing

10kL 2kL

De-riskingHigher flexibilityFasterturn-aroundClosed systemsAdvancedPAT

200LClosed systemCapacityflexingProcess stepreductionProcesscontrol

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Single-use technology processes create flexibility & speed, but…

…is only as flexible as the surrounding infrastructure !

CourtesyStedim CourtesyG -CONManufacturing

The Benefits of SUT Voided

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ü Gaining full efficiency from single-use technology

ü Standardization and predesign

ü Movable, re-locatable infrastructures

ü Fast deployable, prefabricated unit operations

ü Clonable in-country/for country facility platforms

ü Platform catalogue choices

ü Processing spaces for new treatment options

ü “Modular” cleanroom and facility designs

Future– Possibilities ?!

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Modular Process Unit Operation DesignsDevelopment modular and standardized design components (‘building blocks’), which can then be integrated into a process solution.

LifeCells, standardized roomdesigns,quality testedCourtesy: M+W

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Pre-designed Structures

Courtesy:NNE

• Costandtimereductionthroughout thedesignphases

• Elevationofexperience level

InitialMeeting

ConceptualLayout

ConceptualDes ignDetailedDes ign

Bas ic/SchematicDesign

StartupCommiss ioning

AcceptanceofDrawings

1-2Weeks4-8Weeks

10-12Weeks1- 2Days

Platformcatalogue/redlining

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Possible Future Building & Cleanroom Infrastructure

Rapid shell building design & construction, followed by infrastructure implementation

Courtesy of AES & G-CON

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Prefabricated Cleanrooms allow Faster Build

Built in 8 months

Built in 2.5 months

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New Cleanroom Concepts allow Facility Platforms

Prefabricated cleanroom units allow:

• Predesigned unit operations

• Facility platform designs

• Same materials/construction

50,000 egg/day facility platform

2,000L mAb facility platform

Multipurpose/en-user site

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Existing Future Facility Examples

Design

Construction, installation and test runs

Transportation

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Placing the modules

Final installation

Start up Qualification

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Courtesy: Morten Munk, GE

Built off-siteAssembled on-siteto a facility, example JHL China

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Existing Future Facility Examples

Amgen Singapore Site:

• ”Ballroom” layout

• Single-use process technology

• Far reduced foot-print

• New cleanroom classification due to functionally closed processes

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Existing Future Facility Examples

Prefabricated OSD Site Prefabricated Aseptic Filling Site

Courtesy: Pfizer Courtesy: University of Tennessee

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ConclusionØ Current, prevalent facility/process designs become outdated

and strain to meet pressing industry requirements and application needs

Ø Multi-product/multi-purpose facilities become a prevalent request to gain capacity utilization

Ø Facility deployment requires much faster (< 1 year built) and possibly clonable

Ø Single-use process technology supports new demands, but requires the right cleanroom/facility infrastructure to be utilized to the fullest

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Thank You !

[email protected]

“The arrogance of success is to think that what you did yesterday will be sufficient for tomorrow”

William Pollard

Maik W. Jornitz, President

G-CON Manufacturing Inc.

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