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Panacea bags Rs 1,000-crore Unicef contract20-AUG-09
Panacea Biotec today bagged a three-year contract worth over Rs 1,067 crore ($222.37 million) from Unicef for supplying its EasyFive vaccine.
Bharat Bio launches first indigenous single-shot against 5 diseases02-MAR-09
Bharat Biotech International Limited, a Hyderabad-based manufacturer of vaccines and biotherapeutics, on Monday launched COMVAC5, a single-shot pentavalent combination vaccine which contains the first indigenously developed and manufactured haemophilus influenza type-b (Hib) vaccine in India and the only Hepatitis B vaccine in the world to be manufactured without the use of cesium chloride.
Shantha plans 3 new vaccines31-AUG-06
Shantha Biotechnics Private Ltd, a Rs 90 crore company, is progressing with its new expansion plans to introduce DTP, Hepatitis B and BIB pentavalent vaccines by the end of current calendar year.
Bristol-Myers rolls out hepatitis B drug12-JUL-06
Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) India, the wholly owned subsidiary of the $19.2 billion US pharmaceutical company, has launched Baraclude, its anti-Hepatitis B drug in India.
Transgene completes oral insulin, Hep B delivery08-DEC-05
Transgene Biotek Limited has informed that the company has completed the development of oral delivery of insulin and of Hepatitis B vaccine in collaboration with the pharmacology division led by
Wockhardt to focus on freer mkts07-JUN-05
Over the next two years Wockhardt will strive to focus heavily on less-regulated markets for growth and it plans to release three more biotech products.
Shantha set to launch 2 vaccines by March 200507-OCT-04
City-based Shantha Biotechnics Private Limited is gearing up to launch two vaccines before March 2005, one of which is expected to find a major buyer in Unicef.
IIL opens plant in Hyderabad06-OCT-03
Indian Immunologicals Ltd (IIL), the wholly owned subsidiary of the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB), opened its state-of-the-art human vaccines plant and research & development (R&D)
IIL opens plant in Hyderabad06-OCT-03
Indian Immunologicals Ltd (IIL), the wholly owned subsidiary of the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB), opened its state-of-the-art human vaccines plant and research & development (R&D)
Bharat Bio Ups Capacity For Hepatitis B Vaccine 200%16-SEP-99
Shantha, Biological E To Vend Hepatitis B Vaccine31-JAN-98
  
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