After setting up a sales base in the UK, Serum Institute could consider an acquisition in Europe or investment in an Oxford facility as it ties up production for its multiple COVID-19 vaccines. Is Wockhardt’s Wrexham facility an option?
UK is set to be the wind beneath Serum Institute of India Pvt. Ltd.’s global wings as the company sets up a sales office and commits to investing £240m in the country.
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