Indian pharma CEOs bet big on innovation to achieve US $130 bn
While industry steps out of its comfort zone to innovate, the government has to support by allocating funds across research lifecycle and offer incentives for innovation
While industry steps out of its comfort zone to innovate, the government has to support by allocating funds across research lifecycle and offer incentives for innovation
In India, MSD has signed non-exclusive licensing agreements with eight pharma companies.
ICICI Direct gives an update on the 12 companies that it has covered in the healthcare universe. A report
Emkay Research expects Q2FY22 to be a normalised quarter for pharma companies that it tracks. A summary of the report
In Q2FY22, growth from Covid-driven products in the domestic branded formulation sales should dissipate on a QoQ basis as new covid cases have declined sharply. Vishal Manchanda, research analyst Nirmal Bang gives a preview of pharma companies in this report
Post normalisation of high growth months of April and May this year the average IPM growth from June to August this year stood at 15.2 % YoY : Ind-Ra reports
A long waiting period for critical equipment and a 50% hike in the cost of APIs imported from China are among the immediate challenges
Ind-Ra expects IPM revenue to grow over 12% YoY in FY22
The five pharma companies have entered into a collaboration agreement, wherein the parties will jointly sponsor, supervise and monitor the clinical trial in India
NATCO Pharmaceuticals, Hyderabad; Alembic Pharmaceuticals, Vadodara; Gufic Biosciences Ltd., Gujarat; Emcure Pharmaceuticals, Pune; and Lyka, Gujarat are new manufacturers
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