Piramal Group Invests Rs 110 cr in Biodeal Pharma
By Rediff Money Desk, MUMBAI Apr 08, 2024 12:21
Piramal Group invests Rs 110 crore in Biodeal Pharmaceuticals, a leading manufacturer of nasal sprays, for infrastructure and capacity expansion.
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Mumbai, Apr 8 (PTI) The Piramal Group on Monday announced a Rs 110-crore investment into Biodeal Pharmaceuticals.
The contract development and manufacturing company will deploy the funds infused by Piramal Alternatives for improving its infrastructure and capacities, technology upgrade and a nutraceuticals manufacturing facility, as per an official statement.
The infusion is done through convertible instruments from Piramal Alternatives' Performing Credit Fund, it said.
The Piramal group statement said Biodeal is among India's leading manufacturer of nasal sprays catering to marquee international and domestic pharmaceutical companies.
Piramal Alternatives' chief executive Kalpesh Kikani said the market potential in the nasal sprays segment is strong, and pointed to Biodeal's leading position in contract manufacturing and adherence to global regulatory standards as aspects which make it into an exciting opportunity.
Biodeal's managing director Anurag Kumar said the fundraise will help it boost the production capacity by three times, be ready with a new upcoming facility in compliance with United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) accreditations in coming 12-15 months and expand its market reach.
The contract development and manufacturing company will deploy the funds infused by Piramal Alternatives for improving its infrastructure and capacities, technology upgrade and a nutraceuticals manufacturing facility, as per an official statement.
The infusion is done through convertible instruments from Piramal Alternatives' Performing Credit Fund, it said.
The Piramal group statement said Biodeal is among India's leading manufacturer of nasal sprays catering to marquee international and domestic pharmaceutical companies.
Piramal Alternatives' chief executive Kalpesh Kikani said the market potential in the nasal sprays segment is strong, and pointed to Biodeal's leading position in contract manufacturing and adherence to global regulatory standards as aspects which make it into an exciting opportunity.
Biodeal's managing director Anurag Kumar said the fundraise will help it boost the production capacity by three times, be ready with a new upcoming facility in compliance with United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) accreditations in coming 12-15 months and expand its market reach.
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