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Kindeva Drug Delivery

St. Paul, United StatesFounded 2020Industry

Kindeva Drug Delivery supplies auto-injectors for nerve-agent antidote stockpiles. CBRNE-relevant work is a notable product line according to its website.

What it does

auto-injectorsmedical countermeasuresauto-injector

Threats covered

nerve agents
Categories

Profile

Kindeva Drug Delivery was formed in 2020 when the investment firm Altaris acquired 3M's drug delivery systems business for 650 million dollars, with 3M retaining a 17 per cent interest. It is headquartered outside St.

More profile

Paul, Minnesota, and is a contract development and manufacturing organisation for complex drug-device products. Its history includes the 1959 emergency auto-injector, the ComboPen and the BinaJect dual-chamber auto-injector.

Its Meridian division supplies DuoDote, a dual-chamber atropine and pralidoxime auto-injector for nerve agent poisoning, including contracts for the US Strategic National Stockpile; a Kindeva release describes an award of up to 129 million dollars to supply DuoDote auto-injectors. The business is mainly pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Ownership

Owned by Altaris since 2020, which bought 3M's drug delivery business for 650 million dollars; 3M retained a 17 per cent interest

Parent: Altaris (acquired from 3M) (checked)

Sources (5)
Not verified or not found
  • Date of the up-to 129 million dollar award: not read.
  • Current ownership percentages: not read after 2020.
Questions

What does Kindeva Drug Delivery do?

Kindeva Drug Delivery supplies auto-injectors for nerve-agent antidote stockpiles. CBRNE-relevant work is a notable product line according to its website.

Where is Kindeva Drug Delivery based?

HQ (as found): St. Paul. HQ country: US.

Who owns Kindeva Drug Delivery?

Owned by Altaris since 2020, which bought 3M's drug delivery business for 650 million dollars; 3M retained a 17 per cent interest. Parent: Altaris (acquired from 3M) (checked)

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