Novavax and Cadila in public/private malaria vaccine collaboration

17 July 2012

USA-based clinical-stage firm Novavax (Nasdaq: NVAX), CPL Biologicals (CPLB) - a joint-venture biotechnology company established in 2009 by Novavax and India’s Cadila Pharmaceuticals, and the International Center for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB), have formed a new collaboration to develop a novel malaria vaccine in India.

This unique public-private partnership will combine the advanced vaccine technology of Novavax with the malaria vaccine research capabilities of ICGEB and vaccine manufacturing capability of CPLB, to develop a new and effective malaria vaccine.

Project funding from Indian government unit

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