Cimed to Open the Largest Pharmaceutical Factory in Latin America and Create 500 Jobs

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 28/12/2021 at 11:55

Updated on 28/12/2021 at 18:57

Cimed promete gerar novos postos de empregos e expandir a produção de todos os medicamentos no mercado interno nacional – foto: Divulgação/Cimed

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Cimed Is About to Open the Largest Pharmaceutical Factory in Latin America and, Besides Generating Many Jobs, the Company Plans to Expand Its Presence in the Domestic Market to 25%

The new Cimed Headquarters will elevate the company to the level of the largest pharmaceutical industry in Latin America, according to João Adibe Marques, the CEO of the company. According to the executive, a new pharmaceutical factory will be inaugurated in January next year, located in Pouso Alegre. The aim is to expand the domestic market share from 10% to 25%, in addition to generating up to 500 job openings. The group has also invested in space exploration in partnership with international institutions.

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Largest Pharmaceutical Factory in Latin America Covers 770,000 m²

The new Cimed facility spans more than 770,000 m², which includes a pharmaceutical factory, printing park, and distribution center in São Sebastião da Bela Vista and Pouso Alegre, both in southern Minas.

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Cimed Promises to Generate Hundreds of Job Openings

Hiring for positions at the largest pharmaceutical factory in Latin America has already begun. According to Adibe, as the production lines receive certification, job openings will be created for professionals in the region.

The group expects to hire about 300 employees. In total, it should reach 500 job openings generated in the first year of operations, depending only on the certifications.

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Cimed Invests R$ 300 Million to Launch a Covid Virus Protein into Space

A rocket launched last week carried a Covid-19 virus protein into space through the Cimed X project. The investment in the project is approximately R$ 300 million. The international partnership for pharmaceutical research has the support of the U.S. space agency, NASA. According to the Cimed executive, the company is a sponsor of this project along with several agencies.

The initiative is pioneering among national companies in the sector. The rocket was launched with the goal of crystallizing the Covid-19 protein. The objective is to make discoveries outside of Earth’s orbit and conduct research that brings benefits to the global population.

Another focus of the space project is regenerative medicine. According to Adibe, this is a long-term project that needs to take between four to five years, and Cimed will use space specifically to speed up this process.

Cimed to Open the Largest Pharmaceutical Factory in Latin America and Create 500 Jobs

Cimed Is About to Open the Largest Pharmaceutical Factory in Latin America and, Besides Generating Many Jobs, the Company Plans to Expand Its Presence in the Domestic Market to 25%

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