Cadila Healthcare, Enzychem Lifesciences ink pact for DNA Covid-19 vaccine
New Delhi: Cadila Healthcare Ltd. (CHL) has recently announced that the company has entered into a manufacturing license and technology transfer agreement for its Plasmid DNA based Covid-19 (ZyCoV-D ) vaccine with Enzychem Lifesciences of Republic of Korea.
CHL will provide manufacturing license and transfer the Plasmid DNA vaccine technology to Enzychem Lifesciences.
"Both CHL and Enzychem believe that this partnership will lead to an estimated manufacturing of 80 million or more doses of the Plasmid DNA vaccine in 2022," the BSE filing said.
Under the agreement, Enzychem will manufacture and commercialise the vaccine within its territory under a Zydus trademark and CHL will receive the license fees and royalty payments for the same.
ZyCoV-D is the first DNA plasmid vaccine in the world for human use, developed indigenously by CHL against the Covid-19 virus. The vaccine is administered intradermally using the PharmaJet needle free applicator, which ensures painless intradermal vaccine delivery.
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