South Korean vaccine maker SK bioscience (KRX: 302440) today revealed that it has received prior notification from the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), a specialized agency of the United Nations in charge of international health cooperation in the Americas, to supply its self-developed varicella (chickenpox) vaccine, SKYVaricella, to Latin America through 2027.
The firm made a foray into the Latin American market by providing 37.4 billion won ($25.6 million) worth of SkyVaricella vaccines for three years after winning its first order in the PAHO’s varicella vaccine bid in 2022.
SK bioscience did not reveal what the potential new -contract would be worth, but its shares fell 8.3% to 42,550 won following the announcement.
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