Fresenius Kabi has divested its Chilean subsidiary Laboratorio Sanderson to Peru’s Medifarma, as part of efforts to streamline the German injectables giant’s manufacturing operations.
Fresenius Offloads Chilean Operation As It Slims Down Manufacturing
Peru’s Medifarma Snaps Up German Firm’s Sanderson Subsidiary, Including IV Plant
Fresenius Kabi has completed the divestment of its Chilean subsidiary Laboratorio Sanderson to Peru’s Medifarma, including the transfer of an IV drug facility in Santiago de Chile, as part of streamlining the German group’s manufacturing operations.

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