Modena produces up to 1 billion doses of vaccine this year… Increase target amount|Morning & Now


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When it comes to the corona vaccine, countries are busily moving over how quickly and how many people will be vaccinated. Modena, which has been approved for emergency use by the U.S. health authorities, increased its target production. We will connect to the press office to find out about this news.

This is where we also have a supply contract. How much are you going to produce this year?

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Moderna announced that this year’s COVID-19 vaccine global production has increased from the previous 500 million doses to 600 million doses.

Based on this, it can be seen that it has increased by 20% from the previous forecast.

The maximum forecast is 1 billion doses, which seems to be a plan to make vaccines from a minimum of 600 million doses to a maximum of 1 billion doses and supply them worldwide.

Moderna says it will supply the US government with 100 million batches by the end of March and an additional 100 million batches by the end of June.

Earlier, Modena signed a contract with the Korean government on the 31st of last month to supply 40 million doses of its own vaccine, or 20 million vaccines.

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A giant car company came out. As the merger of the two companies ends, right?

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The merger of the Italian-American automobile joint venture Fiat Chrysler (FCA) and the French Peugeot Group (PSA) has won overwhelming approval from shareholders.

The merger between the two companies, which began last year, received overwhelming support by 99% at the general shareholders’ meeting on the 4th local time.

The new company name created by the merger is’Stelantis’.

With the creation of a giant automobile company, the industry is expected to change.

Fiat, Peugeot, Maserati, Jeep, Citroen, and 14 brands are transforming into the world’s fourth largest automobile company.

The combined performance of the two companies in 2019 before the Corona 19 incident was 8.7 million units per year.

This is the fourth largest after Volkswagen, Toyota, and Renault Nissan, ahead of General Motors of the United States and Hyundai Kia, our company.

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