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Biological E to produce Providence Therapeutics mRNA COVID-19 vaccine in India

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Biological E has entered into an agreement with Canada-based Providence Therapeutics Holdings, to manufacture the latter’s mRNA (messenger Ribonucleic acid) vaccine PTX-COVID19-B in India. According to a release from the city-based vaccine maker, Biological E will be responsible for all clinical development and regulatory activities for the mRNA vaccine in India and other jurisdictions licensed by it. It targets one billion dose production capacity in 2022.

“Providence will provide the necessary technology transfer for Biological E to manufacture mRNA vaccines in India, with a minimum production capacity of 600 million doses in 2022 and a target capacity of one billion doses, it said.

The mRNA platform has emerged as the front runner in delivering the first vaccines for emergency use to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Biological E is very pleased to be able to work with Providence on its promising mRNA vaccine candidate, Mahima Datla, Managing Director of Biological E said.

“We hope to provide India and other countries yet another option to ramp up their efforts towards achieving herd immunity against COVID-19,” she said. The initiative is an important commitment by a Canada- based company to help India and other nations vaccinate their citizens against COVID19,” said Brad Sorenson, CEO of Providence said.

Providence will export 30 million doses from existing North American capacity to Biological E and other end buyers, it said. Earlier, Biological E had said it entered into collaboration with Janssen Pharmaceutica NV, part of Johnson & Johnson, for creation and enhancement of production capabilities to manufacture the latter’s COVID-19 vaccine.

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