The National Immunobiological Company, Natsimbio, Russia’s leading vaccines’ producer, plans to invest 6 billion roubles (~$100 million) in the construction of a plant for the production of vaccines in the Russian city of Ufa, according to recent statements of the company's general director Maryam Khubieva.
The project will be implemented by Natsimbio’s subsidiary Microgen, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
The plant will produce vaccines for the national calendar of preventive vaccinations, as well as drugs that Microgen plans to produce as part of the technology transfer.
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