Takeda Pharmaceutical International GmbH said this morning that it has completed the construction at its pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Yaroslavl, Russia, adding to the list of pharma majors, including Novartis and AstraZeneca, which have been prompted by Russia’s Pharma 2020 program regulations, designed to support local production.
The company, a subsidiary of Japan’s largest drugmaker Takeda Pharmaceutical (TYO: 4502), has invested around 75 million euros ($94.8 million) in the 24,000m2 production plant, which is expected to be fully operational by 2014. Foreign pharma manufacturing investment in Russia has been projected to reach some $1.4 billion (The Pharma Letter March 24, 20110). The Russian investment was announced in 2009 by Nycomed, the Swiss company that Takeda acquired, largely to capitalize on its strong showing in emerging markets.
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