Your company is already operating in Germany and you would now like to export worldwide?
Germany Trade & Invest was again present at this year’s MEDICA in Düsseldorf, one of the largest medical trade fairs in the world. Our healthcare experts were on-site to talk about business opportunities in Germany’s healthcare market and much more.
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The « Organisation pour la Coordination de la Lutte contre les Endémies en Afrique Centrale (OCEAC) » has received from the German Development Bank KfW a financial support for the implementation of the project « Prévention VIH-SIDA en Afrique Centrale pour la phase 6 (PPSAC) ».
A part of this funding shall be used for the implementation of the activity « Acquisition, Storage, Marketing, Distribution and Sale of condoms in 5 CEMAC member countries”, namely...
The pharmaceuticals and chemicals giant is investing a hefty nine-figure in a state-of-the-art facility in its home city of Darmstadt.
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Financing: KfW Entwicklungsbank
CANCELLATION OF TENDER
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The African Union (AU) aims to vaccinate 60 % of the entire African population. In order to prepare investments along the entire value chain of vaccine manufacturing and the manufacturing of other medical and pharmaceutical products and their respective accessory products, the Afreximbank has received grant financing from KfW. The Consultant is expected to work in close cooperation with Afreximbank and to support the management of the prep4vac project. In...
The injectable Mounjaro that will be mass produced by Eli Lilly and Company in Germany has been cleared for use in helping people shed pounds.
Germany is undertaking a “digital revolution” in healthcare and now has a strategy to make life easier for pharmaceutical companies.
American pharmaceutical company Lilly will construct a USD 2.5 billion high-tech production site in Alzey in the west of Europe’s largest healthcare market.
MEDICA 2023, the world-leading information and communication platform for the medical technology industry and supplier industry took place in November.
Japanese pharmaceuticals giant Takeda has put hundreds of millions of euros in recent years into its location in the southwestern German town of Singen to produce its anti-dengue-fever vaccine “Qdenga.”
The mood in German pharmaceuticals is bright, with companies looking to increase investment.
