Technology Transfer & Partnerships
Turning global pharmaceutical knowledge into local capability.
Technology transfer
Turning Global Pharmaceutical Knowledge into Local Capability
Technology transfer is central to Grandene's long-term strategy. We seek to collaborate with pharmaceutical innovators, manufacturers and product owners to transfer know-how, localize manufacturing and build sustainable product capabilities in Uzbekistan.
Our approach
Our Partnership Approach
Every technology-transfer program requires disciplined coordination across technical, quality, regulatory, supply-chain and commercial functions. Grandene's approach is to build a clear transfer pathway with defined responsibilities, documentation, risk assessment and milestones.
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Assess
Technical, regulatory and commercial feasibility
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Plan
Transfer protocol, responsibilities and risk assessment
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Transfer
Documentation, analytical methods and process know-how
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Validate
Qualification, validation and regulatory submission
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Supply
Commercial manufacturing and long-term partnership
Collaboration models
Potential collaboration models
Contract manufacturing
Product localization
Licensing and manufacturing partnerships
Packaging / manufacturing localization subject to regulatory pathway
Long-term supply and market-development partnerships
Why Uzbekistan
A strategic base for Central Asia and beyond
Uzbekistan offers a growing pharmaceutical ecosystem, a substantial domestic healthcare market and a strategic position connecting Central Asia and surrounding markets. Local manufacturing can support supply resilience, develop technical capability and create a platform for future regional growth.
Growing ecosystem
A developing pharmaceutical industry and dedicated pharma park infrastructure.
Substantial market
A substantial and growing domestic healthcare market.
Strategic position
A bridge between Central Asia, the EAEU and surrounding markets.
Export horizons
From Tashkent to wider markets
Grandene is being built with export in mind. Our target markets include Europe and the countries of the Eurasian region, subject to product registration in each market.
- Europe
- Russia
- Kazakhstan
- Belarus
- Armenia
- Kyrgyzstan
International Collaboration
Turning Global Pharmaceutical Knowledge into Local Capability