Rostec aims to become leading drugmaker in Russia

24 April 2015

Rostec, a Russian state corporation which specializes on the development, production and export of hi-tech industrial products for civil and defense sectors, has announced its plans to become Russia’s largest producer of pharmaceuticals over the next several years, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.

As part of these plans, the National Immunobiological company (Natsimbio), has recently been established as a Rostec subsidiary, which is comprised of six leading Russian pharmaceutical enterprises.

Among these companies are Genfa, Synthesis, Fort, Biomedica and NGOs Microgen. The latter currently remains Russia's largest producer of immuno-biological products and one of the three largestpharmaceutical companiesinRussia.

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