Serum Institute of India in talks to secure a fill-finish deal for the Oxford malaria vaccine in Ghana

23 Apr 2023
Vaccine
The vaccine manufacturer Serum Institute of India is looking to establish fill-finish operations in Ghana for the newly approved Oxford R21 malaria vaccine. The Serum Institute is holding talks with Ghanaian company DEK Vaccines to see how the vaccine could be fill-finished and produced in Ghana, said William Ampofo, the secretary of the presidential committee on vaccine manufacturing and development, in a press conference hosted by the WHO Africa. However, Ampofo did not give any details about the deal so far. Endpoints News reached out to Serum Institute and DEK for more information but did not receive a response by press time.
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