Grace Quigley
Snr Adviser External Comms •
Sydney
Clayton Utz has advised NSW Government on the establishment of a new company to operate the world-leading viral vector manufacturing facility based at Westmead, which will secure viral vector supply for Australian researchers and give patients access to groundbreaking therapies.
The NSW Government has committed $134.5 million to establish the facility and to manufacture viral vector products for research and clinical trials.
Partner David Wilkie led the Clayton Utz team alongside Director Strategic Corp/M&A Rod Halstead, Partners John Collins, Amanda Lyras, Stuart Cosgriff and Dr Ashley Tsacalos and Senior Associate Francis Yuan.
David says it was a pleasure to assist NSW Government on reaching this significant milestone.
We are delighted to have supported NSW Government in establishing a world-leading viral vector manufacturing facility, the first of its kind in Australia – the facility at the Westmead precinct will position New South Wales and Australia as a leader in future health research and innovation, promoting a culture of medical research and modern manufacturing.