Corona vaccine made in Germany before breakthrough? Secret plan leaked by German pharmaceutical giant

The German biotech company Biontech is very far in the development of a corona vaccine - and is planning something spectacular in the fight against the corona virus.

• Coronavirus pandemic

  :

  Biontech

  is

  already very far in

  developing a

  corona vaccine

  .

• The

  German biotechnology company

  secures a huge production facility in

  Germany

  and wants to fight

  Covid-19

  soon creating facts on a large scale.

• It's about hundreds of jobs and hundreds of

  millions of doses of vaccine

  against the insidious

  coronavirus

  .

Munich / Marburg - The

is also about: Which global capacities for planned

against the insidious

can the Federal Republic secure - after

all,

a real competition has already broken out for the remedies against the

.

Vaccine against the coronavirus from Germany: Biontech buys Novartis' Marburg plant

In this

focus is on the company

.

The biotechnology company based in Mainz is

quite advanced

in the development of its

, they say.

As the picture reports,

is planning

with a view to the

: A total of 750 million doses of vaccine, 250 million of them in the first half of 2021 and 100 million doses this year.

For this purpose, the biotech company bought the

in order to significantly expand its capacities.

Vaccine against the coronavirus: Up to 1.3 million doses from German biotech company Biontech

According to the

, a production of up to

annually is possible.

The Marburg plant is legendary in the industry, as the antidotes against diphtheria and tetanus were once developed here.

The

also produces

at its headquarters in

and

in the Hunsrück.

300 people are employed in Marburg, Hesse.

As the

further writes,

in the final phase of clinical studies for its

.

The company intends to present results from the end of October to the beginning of November.

(pm)

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