Takeda and Indonesia partner on plasma-derived therapies
Takeda and the Indonesian Government have announced a multi-phased collaboration to strengthen the country’s plasma ecosystem and expand access to PDMPs. Takeda plans to invest up to $30m to begin establishing an ecosystem for PDMPs and a plasma donation pilot. The pilot plasma donation centres are expected to open in 2027 as part of Takeda’s BioLife network. Credit: Veroniksha / Shutterstock.com. Takeda and the Indonesian Government have announced a multi-phased collaboration to strengthen the country’s plasma ecosystem and expand access to plasma-derived medicinal products (PDMPs). The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia (BKPM) has issued a fractionation licence…
Takeda and the Indonesian Government have announced a multi-phased collaboration to strengthen the country’s plasma ecosystem and expand access to PDMPs.
Source: Pharmaceutical Technology