
SPIMACO launches oncology, high-potent drug plant
In a statement to Tadawul today, July 27, SPIMACO said the plant boasts an annual production capacity exceeding 275 million therapeutic units.
Incorporating the latest technologies, the new facility adopts the highest international standards in pharmaceutical manufacturing, ensuring operational efficiency, personnel safety, and environmental sustainability.
As all technical, regulatory, and operational requirements were completed, the plant will produce the first commercial batches this month, SPIMACO stated.
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