Pharmsynthez, one of Russia’s largest drugmakers, will build a large-scale plant for the production of anticancer drugs in the city of Moscow by 2026.
Under the terms of the project, the new plant will be built in the Alabushevo site of the city of Zelenograd, while most of its future output will be supplied for the needs of the city of Moscow, as part of the earlier contract, signed between the sides.
The first supplies should begin in early 2026, while the plant itself is expected to be built and launched in 2025. The cost of the project is not disclosed.
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