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01 Cover
02 Welcome Letter / Sections
03 Section 1: Introduction to India's Life Sciences Sector
04 Pharmacy of the Post-Pandemic World
05 IDMA Interview
06 Pharmexcil Interview
07 FDCA Gujarat Interview
08 Expert Article: Indian Pharma 2023 Outlook
09 Section 2: The World's Pharmacy
10 Access, Affordability and Quality
11 Asence Pharma Private Limited Interview
12 Mercury Laboratories Interview
13 BDR Pharmaceuticals Interview
14 Symbio Generrics Interview
15 India's Take on Innovation
16 Biofoundry Technologies Interview
17 Meteoric Biopharmaceuticals Interview
18 ZIM Laboratories Interview
19 Saga Life Sciences Ltd Interview
20 India and the World
21 Executive Insights: Competition with China
22 Merck Life Science Interview
23 Azelis Interview
24 Ferring Pharmaceuticals Interview
25 Alembic Pharmaceuticals Interview
26 Section 3: Sub-Sectors on the Rise
27 Nutraceuticals
28 Generex Pharmassist Interview
29 Millennium Herbal Care Interview
30 Vasu Healthcare Interview
31 Digital Health
32 MedPrime Technologies Interview
33 Medical devices
34 Premier Medical Corporation Interview
35 Agappe Diagnostics Interview
36 Section 4: Services and Support
37 Contract Services
38 Lambda Therapeutic Research Interview
39 Veeda Clinical Research Interview
40 Bioneeds Interview
41 Piramal Pharma Limited Interview
42 Sai Life Sciences Interview
43 ACG Interview
44 Akums Interview
45 Article & Interview Directory
46 Credits

INDIA LIFE SCIENCES 2023

WELCOME LETTER

Dear Reader,

Welcome to our India Life Sciences 2023 special report.

India’s pharmaceutical industry, ranked third worldwide in terms of volume, is the largest supplier of generic drugs and is well-regarded for the role it plays in making high-quality medicines and vaccines affordable to the global population. Fueled by domestic and foreign demand, the sector continues to grow; currently a US$50 billion industry, optimistic forecasts project the Indian pharmaceutical industry could reach US$150 billion within a decade.

Amid a competitive landscape, Indian companies operating in the life sciences have carved out niches for themselves in various ways – whether it be researching novel drug delivery systems, introducing new molecules and materials to the market, or securing funding for work in the country’s nascent biotech sector, innovation abounds. At the same time, certain subsectors of the life sciences are witnessing a surge in interest in the wake of Covid-19, propelled by heightened consumer demand and a flourish of entrepreneurial activity to keep pace. This report will investigate the activities surrounding such advancements in the nutraceuticals, digital health, and medical devices spaces.

Of course, the magnitude of success does not rest squarely on the shoulders of only pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical companies – contract service providers are crucial to the health of the life sciences ecosystem. Responding to the heightened complexity of the field, CROs and CDMOs are stepping up to create a more robust environment. For 2023, geopolitical trends seem to be working in their favor; against the backdrop of Sino-Western tensions, Indian service providers are in high demand amongst clients and partners from around the world.

The following pages bring together insights from interviews conducted with over 60 industry leaders whose experiences collectively span all areas of the sector. We would like to warmly thank these executives whose thoughtful contributions were invaluable to the report as well as our association partners at the Indian Drug Manufacturers’ Association (IDMA) and Pharmexcil. We hope you enjoy reading GBR's India Life Sciences 2023 report.

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Section 1: Introduction to India's Life Sciences Sector