India Pharma Firms Eye China, Dr Reddy’s Sees ‘Great Opportunity’ There

Dr Reddy’s Laboratories appears to be the among the Indian firms considering increasing its activities in China, enthused by the evolving regulatory environment and consequent market opportunities there. The Indian company believes a large basket of products could meet China’s new norms.

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INDIAN FIRMS ARE EYEING A BIGGER PLAY IN CHINA

After years of playing at the fringes, Indian drug firms appear keen to shift gears in China, where regulations are evolving to speed up approvals while keeping a hawk eye on quality and costs.

Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd., which already has operations in China, indicated that it’s considering a fresh push there, encouraged...

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