Russia'n firm Grumant invests $45 million in herbal APIs plant

25 July 2011

Grumant, one of Russia’s largest manufacturers of pharmaceutical ingredients based on medicinal herbs, plans to invest 1.6 billion roubles ($45 million) in a new production plant which is expected to be built in Russia in 2014.

The new plant is likely to be located in Novgorod (Central Russia) and will focus on the supplies of raw materials for the needs of Russia’s leading producers of drugs and dietary supplements, as well as Russian plants, owned by foreign companies. The payback period for the project is between five and six years.

The new plant will specialize in the production of pharmaceutical substances, extracts, as well as essential oils for the needs of pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries.

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