The authorities of the Russian capital Moscow plan to sign a contract on the establishment of a large-scale pharmaceutical production plant within the city with the aim of their further supplies for the needs of the region.
Under the terms of the proposed contract, the investor will have to start production of 47 drugs in Moscow in four years, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
The value of the contract is estimated at 7 billion roubles (~$120 million), the majority of which should be provided by a private investor.
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