Pharmsynthez (MICEX: LIFE), one of Russia’s leading drugmakers, plans to invest 3.2 billion roubles ($55 million) in the establishment of production of a range of innovative hormonal drugs, according to the company.
It is planned that the production will be established at the company’s facilities in the Tyumen region (Russian Siberia), reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
Vikram Punia, president of Pharmsynthez, said that currently Russia experiences a shortage of domestic production of drugs designed for the treatment hormonal diseases, while almost 100% of Russia’s needs in such drugs are provided by imports, being supplied by some global majors, operating in Russia.
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