VaxThera considers future partners for clinical trials
VaxThera considers future partners for clinical trials Colombian vaccination company will use $54 mln from Sura to build a production plant, but it could need more investments for later stages, CEO says
EquityHealthcarePharmaceuticalsCoronavirusColombiaAndean Colombian vaccination company VaxThera could look for partners to help fund clinical trials next year, building on an initial $54 million investment from local financial services firm Grupo Sura, founder and CEO Jorge Osorio said in an interview with LatinFinance. We have support for the first phase, but we are looking for support for additional phases, Osorio said.
With the money from Sura, VaxThera plans to build a production facility either on the outskirts of Bogotá or Medellín with the ai
World Finance Pension Fund Awards 2021 worldfinance.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from worldfinance.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Photo: Compañia Nacional de Chocolates
If you were a child growing up in Colombia in the last sixty years you probably own a series of Jet Albums, created by the national chocolate company CompañÃa Nacional de Chocolates. The illustrated stickers that wrap the small chocolate bar have traditionally illustrated one theme, such as the collectorâs edition of the country’s plant and animal wildlife.
While pasting the stickers in the Jet Album is a popular pastime for children, each image is also educational, presenting interesting facts compiled by botanists, biologists, astronomers and historians. So with every bite there’s a chance to learn something newâ¦adults included.
WASHINGTON, USA - Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) President Mauricio Claver-Carone hosted the inaugural private-sector partners roundtable on the future of Latin America and the Caribbean.
This coalition of 40 global corporate executives has pledged to contribute to the region s recovery. Leading private-sector executives discussed the historic challenges and the unique opportunities to drive growth and investment in the region. Latin America and the Caribbean has been hit harder by the pandemic than any other region and deserves a robust response.
President Claver-Carone presented the IDB s vision and priorities. These include economic empowerment for women, digitalization, integration and moving value chains to the region. Business leaders signed a Partnership Declaration and pledged to work with the IDB to mobilize resources in these three critical areas. The meeting is the start of an intensified effort to strengthen collaboration between the IDB and top private-sector c