I agree beartrap12, I believe that we are on the same page regarding dedicated leukapheresis clinics, future clinical trial sites, future Compassionate Use sites, and more sites to help achieve significant scale-up after DCVax commercial approval.
I just found another reference to possible use of London clinics for initial commercialzation in the March 31, 2025 10K pg. 24-25:
Planning for Possible Initial Commercialization. The Company’s contract manufacturer, Advent BioServices, has prepared plans for how the manufacturing of DCVax-L products could be ramped up in the event of potential commercialization using just the existing two manufacturing suites and facilities, and could potentially reach a significant portion of the Glioblastoma patients in the UK. The plans include a transition from a single daily shift of operations to two shifts daily, supply chain considerations and determination of the personnel that would be required. The plans also include potential arrangements for a simplified initial Grade C lab, as described below. Advent estimates that this simplified initial Grade C lab could enable doubling of the production that would be feasible with the existing two manufacturing suites. Arrangements with private clinics have also been developed, as described below, which could potentially assist with initial commercialization. In addition, during 2024, the Sawston facility received its first regulatory inspection under the MIA license that was approved by the MHRA in March 2023 for commercial manufacturing of cell therapy products. This was an important milestone to confirm that the Sawston facility is operating on an ongoing basis at the level required for potential commercial operations
...And this appears just above what I quoted earlier today as possible evidence of intended use of London clinics for initial commercialization.:
Compassionate Use Program. The Company receives an ongoing stream of requests from patients and physicians for compassionate use of its DCVax products for a variety of cancers and patient situations. The Company has been operating a Specials program in the UK for a number of years to try to help brain cancer patients where it can. During 2024, the Company established collaborations with several private clinics in London to enable the Specials program to be expanded and increased. The Company is in the process of making the operational arrangements to implement these clinic collaborations for an expanded program. The Company is also working on significant cost reductions. The Company believes that having these private clinic arrangements in place will also be quite helpful for initial potential commercialization.