Düsseldorf, December 16, 2021 - Gerresheimer has entered into an important agreement involving its Advanced Technologies division. An established US biotech company will rely on Gerresheimer's innovative strength and engineering expertise for the development of a new pump to deliver a leading drug for the treatment of rare diseases via continuous parenteral administration. "This agreement is another important milestone on our way to becoming a solution provider for leading and innovative medical devices." said Dietmar Siemssen, CEO of Gerresheimer AG. "Our patented pump technology has already proven itself in use for Parkinson's therapy and in future we expect it will also help to improve the quality of life of people with rare diseases. Our broad portfolio for the pharma and biotech industry makes it possible to develop the best solution together with our customers and implement it with a perfect fit." The exclusive agreement between Gerresheimer and the American biotech addresses the regions USA and Canada, with a right of first refusal granted to the partner to cover additional territories. Gerresheimer therefore plans to have a pump approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration in the future. The innovative pump consists of two parts, one of which can be reused, thus increasing the sustainability of the solution. At its core is the already patented SenseCore technology. Contact Press Contact Investor Relations About Gerresheimer End of Media Release Issuer: Gerresheimer AG Key word(s): Enterprise
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Language: | English |
Company: | Gerresheimer AG |
Klaus-Bungert-Str. 4 | |
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Phone: | +49-(0)211/61 81-314 |
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