Ahmedabad: The active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) manufacturing plant of Cadila Pharmaceuticals Limited (Cadila), in Dahej was inaugurated on Monday.
The company invested Rs 200 crore towards the establishment of the plant which will have upto 150MT per annum of manufacturing capacity.
The plant is one of the projects for which the company had signed an MoU with the state government for investing Rs 1,000 crore here.The Dahej API facility is one of the projects for which the MoU was signed.
Biswajit Mitra, chief mentoring officer of the pharma major, said, “The DCS technology used in this facility will allow us to produce APIs with a high level of purity and consistency, while also reducing the environmental impact.”
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The company invested Rs 200 crore towards the establishment of the plant which will have upto 150MT per annum of manufacturing capacity.
The plant is one of the projects for which the company had signed an MoU with the state government for investing Rs 1,000 crore here.The Dahej API facility is one of the projects for which the MoU was signed.
Biswajit Mitra, chief mentoring officer of the pharma major, said, “The DCS technology used in this facility will allow us to produce APIs with a high level of purity and consistency, while also reducing the environmental impact.”
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