Pharmstandard, one of Russia’s largest drugmakers, has officially launched a new line for the production of drugs against asthma at the facilities of its factory in the Kursk region, according to recent statements of regional authorities.
The project is implemented by the company via its Pharmstandard-Leksredstva subsidiary, while the value of investments in its launch is estimated at about 2 billion roubles ($30 million), reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
The new line has the capacity to produce up to 5.4 million packages of drugs per year. Most of the production is accounted for by pulmonology powders.
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