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Issue dated - 16th June 2005

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Ranbaxy acquires generic product portfolio from Efarmes

EPP News Bureau - Mumbai

Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited has acquired a generic product portfolio accounting for eighteen products belonging to the Spanish pharmaceutical company Efarmes, SA for sale in the Spanish market. The products belong to the cardio vascular system (CVS), central nervous system (CNS) and pain management segments.

The acquisition fortifies Ranbaxy’s presence in Spain while augmenting its existing product portfolio

The agreement has been entered between Barcelona based, Laboratorios Ranbaxy SL, the wholly owned subsidiary of Ranbaxy and Efarmes of Spain, said a release.

Commenting on the development, Peter Burema, Regional Director Europe, CIS & Africa of Ranbaxy said, ‘‘We are happy to join hands with Efarmes. The acquisition fortifies our presence in Spain while augmenting our existing product portfolio. With this strategic development, we will be able to provide a wide range of quality generics to meet the growing needs of patients in this part of the world.’’

With a prescription medicine market, valued at around US $10 billion and growing at approximately 10 per cent per annum, Spain today ranks ninth in the world for prescription pharmaceuticals and fifth in the EU.

The current generic market is valued at US $700 mn and is estimated to be growing at 30 per cent per annum.

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