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Chemical companies eye pharma pastures
Over the past few years, there has been a gradual increase in the number of traditional chemical companies making a foray into the pharmaceutical sector in order to give impetus to their growth plans and make robust profits.By Sapna Dogra.

Upfront

Ranbaxy’s treasure hunt
After a slow year, Ranbaxy is all set to strike gold with new drugs in the pipeline and a future course of action called 'Vision Garuda'. Sapna Dogra discovers, in conversation with Brian Tempest.

Glenmark eyes the US generic market
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals and InvaGen Pharma-ceuticals have entered into a collaboration deal for the joint development, filing and marketing of seven generic pharmaceutical products for the US market.

Wockhardt launches new generation Hepatitis A vaccine
Wockhardt has launched a new generation Hepatitis A vaccine under the brand name of Biovac A, in collaboration with Zhejiang Vaccine.

Zydus Cadila and Bharat Serums set up JVC
Zydus Cadila and Bharat Serums and Vaccines (BSV), one of the top ten Biotech companies in India, have signed an agreement to set up a 50:50 joint venture company.

SPI Pharma launches India operations
SPI Pharma, a fully owned subsidiary of Associated British Foods company and a worldwide leader in custom formulation solutions for pharmaceutical manufacturers, has commissioned a full-fledged drug development and testing centre in Bangalore. The facility was inaugurated by Dr Venkateswarlu, Deputy Drugs Controller of India.

Better than sugar

'Pharma industry is the lifeline of the country'
IDMA turned 44 this year and the celebrations included a recollection of the pharma events in 2005 and the proposals on the new drug policy, Deepali Gupta reports.

Stock Watch


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