National Immunobiological Co to invest $100 million in innovative drugs production in Russia

8 October 2014
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Russia’s National Immunobiological Company (NIC), which is part of Rostec State Corp and Genfa, one of Russia’s leading pharmaceutical producers, has signed an agreement for the establishment of a joint venture for the production of some innovative drugs in Russia.

According to Alexander Vinokourov, a co-owner of Genfa, the company currently specializes on the contract distribution and packaging of drugs at its plant in the Russian city of Kurgan.

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