Gabri Labs to construct Rs 37 crore medical devices facility in Dubai
Gabri Lab's new facility will enable the pharmaceutical brand to produce an initial volume of 12 million units per year with further expansions planned by 2023.;
Dubai: Gabri Labs, a pharmaceutical technologies company, has announced the development of a 10,000 sq. ft. facility to locally produce medical devices.
The global firm has signed on with Dubai Science Park, the science-focused community, to construct a medical devices facility at an AED18million investment, reinforcing Dubai's attractiveness as a global hub for healthcare and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Gabri Lab's new facility will enable the pharmaceutical brand to produce an initial volume of 12 million units per year with further expansions planned by 2023. The medical devices will be distributed to markets across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.
Gabri Labs is a privately held pharmaceutical company headquartered in Dover, Delaware with production facilities across Europe and the Middle East. The new facility in Dubai will support the production of multiple lines and a diverse product portfolio, which includes ENT brand, OTOMAR, and dermatological solutions line, Curadem.
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