Accomplishments are evidenced by approved products and an advancing pipeline. Seven marketed and partnered products validate our technology and development approach.
History
A Leader in Inhaled Pharmaceuticals
Our collaborative approach to drug development is seen both internally and in successful partnerships. Partners include Novartis, Sandoz, Baxter and GSK.
Partnering
Our formulation technologies and proprietary devices enable delivery directly to the lungs and underpin the company’s development pipeline.
Formulation
Know-how and experience fuels innovation. Our experienced teams of scientists focus on developing innovative solutions in all areas of drug development.
Devices
Our drug development efforts are focused on bronchopulmonary disease - a high unmet need and growing multi billion market.
Investors
Vectura is a respiratory product development Company. Enabled by our high-quality proprietary technologies, our experienced employees work hard to ensure we continue to be one of the leading names within our sector.
21 May 2013
New data presented at the American Thoracic Society meeting highlights strength of once-daily COPD portfolio in improving lung function, shortness of breath and reducing rate of exacerbations
Vectura Group plc – Preliminary Results for the year ended 31 March 2013
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Our innovative and broad clinical pipeline combines mid- and late-stage programmes with earlier-stage opportunities addressing large and fast-growing market sectors
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Vectura establishes strategic partnership (Kinnovata) for new respiratory business in China.
Chippenham, UK – 13 May 2013:Vectura Group plc (LSE: VEC) ("Vectura"), announces that it has established Tianjin Kinnovata Pharmaceutical Company Limited ("Kinnovata") in China with two partners; Tianjin KingYork Group Company Limited ("KingYork"), a leading Chinese pharmaceutical company and specialist manufacturer of corticosteroid based products, and Zendex Bio Strategy Inc ("Zendex"), a private equity investor based in Hong Kong.
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