Anglo-Swedish pharma major AstraZeneca (LSE: AZN) has officially received a license for the production of drugs in Russia at its local plant, that will be soon be commissioned in the Vorsino industrial park in the Kaluga region.
According to the company, to date, building of the first stage of the plant has almost been completed. The value of investments in the project at the initial stage is expected to reach $223 million. The plant will be commissioned by the end of the current year.
The new plant will have the capacity to produce 25 million packages of drugs per year, while its range will be comprised of almost 30 innovative drugs, which will be mostly designed for the treatment of diseases in such fields as cardiology, oncology, psychiatry, gastroenterology and pulmonology.
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