Rostec develops a vaccine in cooperation with Indian partners

11 September 2018
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Russian state corporation Rostec's subsidiary National Immunobiological Company (Nacimbio) has completed the first phase of clinical trials of a rotavirus vaccine.

Nacimbio localizes production of the rotavirus vaccine in Russia in accordance with the agreement with Indian partners. An exclusive agreement on transfer of vaccine production technologies was signed by Farm Aid (established by Nacimbio in cooperation with Ishvan Pharmaceuticals, UAE) and the two Indian biotechnology companies, Serum Institute of India and Zydus Cadila (Healthcare) in 2017.

The new drug will be packaged in Russia as soon as 2020, although the full production cycle will be launched in 2026.

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