Pharmimex, one of Russia’s leading drugmakers, and the Swedish unit of Swiss biotech firm Octapharma, have announced plans to invest up to 6 billion roubles ($102 million) in building of a new manufacturing plant for human cell-line derived recombinant factor VIII products in the Russian region of Ryazan.
According to Alexander Apazov, president of Pharmimex, that will be full-cycle production of drugs such as von Willebrand factor, human factor VIII, stabilized with von Willebrand factor, human factor IX, concentrate immunoglobulin 5%, immunoglobulin 10% and some others.
The beginning of the construction of the plant is scheduled for 2017. The plant will reach its full design capacity in 2022.
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