Pharmaceutical companies in Gujarat poised for an exponential growth

When it comes to India's pharmaceutical market, Gujarat has always been a national leader

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Ahmedabad : Gujarat’s huge number of pharmaceutical firms accounts for the state’s one-third part of India’s overall pharmaceutical production and its 30 percent share of pharmaceutical exports. That being said, there is no longer any doubt that the pharmaceutical industry in Gujarat is ready to enter the next phase of rapid expansion and significant growth.

When it comes to India’s pharmaceutical market, Gujarat has always been a national leader. For a long time, many APIs came from China (APIs). A surprising number of API manufacturers have already begun operations in the state, thanks in large part to the state government’s supportive policies and initiatives. Supply chain difficulties during the Covid era led to a noticeable spike in API pricing. There has been some hope that lower medicine prices might result from Gujarat’s rise to the top of API production.

The Director of Kashmik Formulations Pvt Ltd, Mahadevbhai Patel, stated, “As a responsible and quality-focused organisation, we are devoted to stressing upon research and innovation to address the pharmaceutical demands of not just India but across the world. The pharmaceutical business in India has made a name for itself around the world thanks to the breadth of its offerings, the creativity of its researchers and developers, and the effectiveness of its medicines. In my opinion, the quick expansion of Gujarat’s pharmaceutical industry may be attributed to the state’s hospitable business climate, low tax rates, and supportive government policies.

He continued by saying that the state’s pharmaceutical industries had now emerged from the difficulties caused by Covid-19 and were ready to start the next stage of growth. Recent years have seen a rise in the number of businesses actively introducing new items and growing their operations. As a result, the country will be less reliant on foreign aid, more self-sufficient, and able to develop and sustain new jobs.

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