Through a joint investment with J&J's Janssen unit, Legend has drawn up plans for a new cell therapy facility in Belgium, which the partners will use to boost global production capacity for their multiple myeloma drug cilta-cel, plus other cell therapies, Legend said in a release. The move comes just a few months after Legend and J&J completed their rolling FDA submission for the CAR-T therapy, which is up for a decision on November 29 after scoring a priority review tag in May. If cleared, cilta-cel would be forced to play catch up with Bristol Myers Squibb and bluebird bio's multiple myeloma cell therapy ide-cel, now dubbed Abecma, which became the first CAR-T approved for the disease in late March.