Latest Headlines
- Burger, Fries And Meth: Molino Man Charged With Drug Trafficking
- Rain, Rain, Won’t Go Away
- One Person Injured In Cantonment Fire
- Cantonment Man Charged With Stealing $104K While Working As Brinks Driver
- Jim Allen Elementary Names Students Of The Month
- Beulah Christmas Parade Rescheduled, Century Tree Lighting Ceremony Canceled Due To Weather
- Escambia Man Sentenced To 15 Years On Federal Drug Charges
- Century Backtracks On Community Center Rental Rate Hike
- Escambia Public Schools Hiring Additional Campus Security Officers
- ‘Don’t Try Nothin Stupid’: Report Details Failed Bank Robbery Attempt, Desperate Plea By Woman, 63
Vet Pharmaceutical Company Pegasus Laboratories Expands Escambia County Facility, Adds Jobs
September 20, 2025
Pegasus Laboratories, a subsidiary of PBI-Gordon Companies and a leading manufacturer of veterinary pharmaceuticals, celebrated the grand opening of its expanded facility in Escambia County this week.
The newly renovated facility in the Ellyson Industrial Park will create nearly 70 new jobs, including highly skilled positions across manufacturing, quality control, research and development, and management.
“By expanding our operations in Pensacola, we’re not just increasing our production capacity, but we’re also investing in the future of our employees and the communities we serve,” said Steve Clifford, CEO of Pegasus Laboratories. “Our growth here is a direct result of the support from the FloridaWest Economic Development Alliance, Triumph Gulf Coast, and local economic development partners who understand the importance of sustainable, high-tech jobs.”
The new facility, spanning 172,000 square feet, consist of a three phased build out which will increase manufacturing capacity, provide state-of-the-art laboratory spaces, and enhance the company’s ability to produce high-quality veterinary products for pets.
The expansion was made possible through the efforts of the FloridaWest Economic Development Alliance identifying a $2.5 million grant from Triumph Gulf Coast to the Pensacola–Escambia Promotion and Development Commission (PEDC) for the acquisition of the facility.
“The funding of this renovated facility is an example of how targeted public investment can drive meaningful economic impact,” said David Bear, President of the FloridaWest board of directors. “We are thrilled to see Pegasus Laboratories continue to grow in Pensacola, creating valuable, high-skilled jobs in the life sciences sector.”
Comments
2 Responses to “Vet Pharmaceutical Company Pegasus Laboratories Expands Escambia County Facility, Adds Jobs”
I work for this company for 23 years I helped build this company for what it is today I started working in 1999 until 2022 before PBI took over this was my second home to me I can’t believe it has come from 3 hallway to this everything we did was by hand we did not have the machine that they do now I truly miss working on the machines everyday
Thank you
Wanda cain
Amazing !