Wet or dry granulation?
Well if they are running multiple rotary presses with huge v-mixers already I don't think it would be that much of an issue to buy a wet granulator.
It ensures homogeneous mixture of the API to the binder, so when you split your 20mg var you don't end up with 1mg on one side of the tablet and 19mg on the other. Even v-mixers can create "hot spots"
Mission tried this in the past to overcome their soft tablet issue. I believe it lasted one or two batches before they scrapped the idea.
These ideas are good on paper, until you realize it increases production time exponentially, and introduces more ways for the operators to make errors.
Basically, what Pareto said above is as good as you're going to get from a UGL. If they had all the bells and whistles, they might as well apply to start producing generic drugs for worldwide sale.