US drugmaker Abbott (NYSE: ABT) says it will expand its Russian production in the Vladimir region this year by the commissioning of two new lines for the production of hospital drugs and the xylene nasal drops, according to an official spokesman of the Vladimir authorities, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
Financial and technical details of the project are not disclosed, however the project will be implemented by Abbott through its local Veropharm subsidiary.
Currently, the Vladimir plant is one of the three manufacturing facilities in Russia that is operated by Veropharm and which is part of Abbott group.
Currently the enterprise mainly specializes on the production of injectable liquid and lyophilic forms of drugs for the treatment of cancer and has a status of one of Russia’s largest producers of anticancer drugs.
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