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Intravenous fluid manufacturing.

A modular plant for the intravenous fluids every hospital uses daily, bringing pharmaceutical manufacturing onto the Medical City campus.

Stage: In development.

Colour-coded south of the master plan: the retention pond and the Utility District with the power plant and waste treatment facility
Utility District · proposed pharmaceutical plants location
Pharmaceutical technology

At a glance

A plant for intravenous fluids, the saline, dextrose and electrolyte solutions every hospital uses daily, built as prefabricated modules. It builds on more than three decades of Thompson & Grace Pharmaceuticals in pharmaceutical products and distribution.

On the campus
Proposed for the Utility District, beside the planned power plant and waste treatment facility.
Why here
The Cottage Hospital is a first local customer; the group’s distribution network carries production further.
Workstreams
Plant modules · NAFDAC registration and GMP pathway · Installation on the campus · Distribution
Partners
Pharmaceutical investors and technology partners: co-fund the plant, help select process and equipment partners, and shape the project company.
  • Saline (sodium chloride) infusions
  • Dextrose infusions
  • Electrolyte solutions

The plant builds on more than three decades of Thompson & Grace Pharmaceuticals. A solid dosage form plant for tablets and capsules is planned to follow.

How sterile fluids are made / 04

From purified water to a released batch.

01

Purify

Process water is purified to the standard sterile manufacture needs.

02

Dispense and mix

Ingredients are weighed and dispensed in a controlled room.

03

Fill

Solutions are filled and sealed in a cleanroom.

04

Sterilise and release

Batches are sterilised and released after quality testing.