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Gerresheimer AG
German pharmaceutical packaging company (XETRA: GXI; MDAX; ~€1.8B revenue 2023); headquartered in Düsseldorf. Gerresheimer is a major pharmaceutical glass and plastic primary packaging manufacturer serving both Type I glass vials (for injectables) and plastic pharmaceutical containers. Glass manufacturing plants include Wackersdorf (Bavaria) and Tettau (Thuringia) in Germany, plus international plants in US (Vineland NJ), India, Mexico, Czech Republic. Gerresheimer is vertically integrated — operates both primary glass tubing drawing capacity and downstream vial conversion at some sites. Listed company focused primarily on high-value pharmaceutical packaging; roughly 17-20% global pharmaceutical glass vial market share.
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Gerresheimer Wackersdorf Glass Manufacturing →
DEBavaria · manufacturing
Gerresheimer AG primary glass pharmaceutical packaging facility in Wackersdorf, Bavaria, Germany. Produces Type I borosilicate glass vials, ampoules, and prefillable syringes. Wackersdorf is Gerresheimer's largest European glass plant and one of Germany's major pharmaceutical glass manufacturing hubs. The Wackersdorf industrial zone was previously a proposed German nuclear reprocessing site (abandoned 1989 after protests) before being redeveloped for industrial manufacturing including Gerresheimer's pharma glass operations. Sources: Gerresheimer annual report 2023; company site map.
Gerresheimer Wackersdorf Glass Plant →
DEWackersdorf, Bavaria · glass_vials
Key German vial and ampoule production facility. Part of Gerresheimer's 15+ global manufacturing sites for pharmaceutical glass.
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