South Korea seeks to add COVID-19 vaccines to its biopharmaceutical armory

18 August 2021
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South Korea has ambitions to become a global COVID-19 vaccine production hub and one of the top five manufacturing bases by 2025.

The Asian country has stepped up its effort with the formation of the K-mRNA consortium, which paves the way for entering the homegrown mRNA vaccine race for COVID-19.

Data and analytics company GlobalData agrees that these initiatives will make South Korea competitive on a global stage.

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