Kalon Stake Gives Fujifilm Ebola Vaccine Capacity
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
A Fujifilm Holdings Corp. subsidiary is to acquire a major stake in a private U.S. contract vaccine manufacturing firm, expanding the Japanese group's interests in the growing biologics production field and providing it with new capabilities for Ebola vaccines if needed.
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