Bavarian will market Covid-19 vaccine on its own – but doesn't rule out future partners

In the past, the biotech firm has very publicly stated that partnerships are the way forward regarding its RSV candidate – but when it comes to the firm’s Covid-19 efforts, cards have been kept closer to the chest.
Paul Chaplin, CEO of Bavarian Nordic | Photo: Bavarian Nordic /PR
Paul Chaplin, CEO of Bavarian Nordic | Photo: Bavarian Nordic /PR
by christian bundgaard, translated by daniel pedersen

There’s no shortage of competition on the Covid-19 vaccine market, and things aren’t made easier for Danish biotech firm Bavarian Nordic by competitors being some of the biggest players in the world – remaining so even after a year and some time since the first vaccines against Covid-19 hit the market.

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