VIDEO - Future is bio-pharma: Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw
Biocon's executive chairperson Dr Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, calls for a PLI scheme specially focused on incentivising biopharma investment.
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VIDEO - Shot in the foot with pharma price control: Shaw
The executive chairperson of Biocon exhorts the government to revisit pharma price controls from a global perspective, in order to incentivise local manufacturing in the industry.
Covid-19 is an endemic, not pandemic: Mazumdar-Shaw
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, the Biocon chief, feels hospitalisation and not infection count matters in the fight against Coronavirus.
Mix and match vaccines, says Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw
In an exclusive conversation with Fortune India, the executive chairperson of Biocon says India should immediately start mixing and matching existing vaccines to accelerate the vaccination drive.
Syngene’s winning formula
Syngene International was started by Biocon in 1993 to provide research services for pharma companies. Three decades later, the entity wants to become a global science company in its own right.
Hope floats for Covid-19 vaccine candidates in India
The DCGI has given the nod for two vaccines and phase 1 of the vaccination process is expected to begin soon. Zydus Cadila’s vaccine candidate has also been cleared for phase 3 trials.
Biocon’s biosimilar biz tops $4 bn in valuation
Abu Dhabi-based sovereign wealth fund ADQ has picked up 1.80% stake in Biocon Biologics for $75 million; The company already raised $255 million from global marquee investors last year.
Healthcare leaders shine in MPW 2020 list
Cipla’s Samina Hamied, Lupin’s Vinita Gupta biggest rank gainers from the sector.
‘Restart economy sooner than later’
India is likely to recover faster than the rest of the world from the economic turmoil caused by Covid-19, with new opportunities presenting themselves, says Biocon chairperson.
SC agrees to amend order making Covid-19 tests free
An earlier judgment by the apex court making Coronavirus tests free across the board had sparked concerns over the viability of the private sector’s participation in testing for the virus.
