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Licensing plus a meaningful up-front investment and a multi-year plan to expand plasma collection and potential manufacturing create a tangible, long-duration growth lever for Takeda’s PDMP segment and regional ops, which could be reflected in raise expectations for future cash flows and capacity expansion.
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Takeda and Indonesia's MoH unveiled a two-year pilot to build plasma donation centers and explore local PDMP manufacturing, backed by up to $30 million. The first center is slated to open in 2027 within Takeda's BioLife network, signaling a broader aim to position Indonesia as a regional hub for plasma-derived therapies and related manufacturing.
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