Indian drugmaker Lupin, is considering investing up to $50 million in the construction of a plant as well its R&D center in Russia by 2014, according to local sources.
The location of the plant has not been disclosed; however there is a possibility that it might be established in St Petersburg. The new plant is expected to focus on the production of anti-tuberculosis drugs, as well as galenical preparations and cephalosporin antibiotics.
Most of production of the future plant will be purchased by the Russian government with further supplies to Russian hospitals and other medical facilities. So far, up to 95% of all Lupin’s drugs are already purchased by the state.
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