Unigene and China's SPG extend deal

14 January 2008

US biopharmaceutcal company Unigene Laboratories has announced plans to broaden the scope of its joint venture with China's Shijiazhuang Pharmaceutical. The New Jersey-headquartered firm said that it would establish the SPG-Unigene Biotechnology Research Institute in China to continue the local registration of its range of calcitonin products. The firm added that the new facility will incorporate manufacturing operations that are compliant with US Good Manufacturing Practice guidelines, and would serve as the hub of a new distribution network. Unigene will maintain both its 45% holding in the joint venture as well as its previously-agreed $15.0 million investment.

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