Shareholders approve three resolutions aimed at strengthening its financial position.

Group and company’s current liabilities exceeded current assets.

PAC satisfied with Health Ministry's move to recover funds.

We must insist on complete accountability, says its president.

In this regard, it is focusing on financial recalibration and overcoming obstacles.

UPDATED 3.23PM | PARLIAMENT | Minister Zaliha cites PLSB's 'excellent' track record in delivering supplies on time.

He is pursuing other interests.

This is due mainly to slow-moving Covid-19 vaccine stock.

Setting record straight, MOH says heterologous boosters better for Sinovac recipients. 

Zainal Abidin Mohd Rafique is replacing Shazalli Ramly.

Pharmaniaga will provide medicines, medical supplies until Dec 31, 2022.

PARLIAMENT | Teo Nie Ching also questions the govt for failing to act.

Pharmaceutical firm recommends using same vaccine as booster.

Company says more than 63 million doses administered to children in China.

Sinovac's distributor says raw data needs guidance by the authorities to avoid misinterpretation.

The move will help the country achieve its targeted vaccination rate.

Noh Omar questions why the federal government does not allow the vaccines to be sold to states and private companies.

Johor not getting enough vaccines even after 91.8pct registered, says Kulai MP.

Hope the MPs and media will help provide legitimate and honest answers before allegations hit the roof.

Pharmaniaga says the remaining doses will be sold to the private sector.

The GLC has already fulfilled Putrajaya's 12-million dose order.

Local Sinovac vaccine licence holder Pharmaniaga Bhd says it is supplying 12 million doses, as per its contract.

Original deadline of November was brought forward - Zulkarnain Md Eusope.

This involves vaccines by Pharmaniaga LifeScience, will help speed up achieving herd immunity, says Adham.

The GLC is in talks to conduct clinical trials in Malaysia.

The GLC says it will focus on delivering vials to the federal government for now.

It says it has not received any communication from Yong Chee Kong to procure 2m doses of Covid-19 for Penang.

Local drugmaker importing 14 million doses in bulk to bottle and package at its facilities in Puchong, Selangor.

Overall, 85 volunteers who received the vaccine developed very mild Covid-19 that did not require medical assistance.

Two local companies - Duopharma and Pharmaniaga - will supply the Sputnik V and Sinovac vaccines.