Singapore Govt Links With GSK, Takeda, Sanofi In Biopharma Manufacturing Boost
New Consortium Formed
Executive Summary
As Singapore aims for growth in its biopharma manufacturing capability, three key players in the pharmaceutical industry announced plans to join a newly-formed public-private consortium designed to foster innovation in the production of vaccines and biologics.
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