Biopas and moksha8 in strategic alliance to commercialize drugs across Latin America

16 June 2014
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Panamanian drugmaker Biopas and Brazil-based moksha8 have entered into a strategic alliance combining strong capabilities, regional presence and product pipelines.

The alliance immediately creates a unique regional provider of high quality, specialty pharmaceutical products across one of the world's fastest growing, high value markets. Biopas and moksha8 will collaborate on both existing and future corporate development partnerships.

The Latin America retail pharmaceutical market is estimated by IMS at $68 billion in 2013, expanding at a 12% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) to over $110 billion by 2017. Brazil (pictured) is expected to be the fourth largest pharmaceutical market in the world by 2017.

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