The agreement with "CSIR-National Chemical Laboratory and Department of Science and Technology (DST) is for conducting research on a continuous purification process development of a biosimilar monoclonal antibody therapeutic," Lupin said in a BSE filing.
Lupin Senior Vice President and Head - R&D, Biotechnology Rustom Mody said: "Biotech is one of Lupins key growth drivers and we are committed to advancing our biotech R&D capabilities through strategic partnerships."
The collaboration with a premier institution like CSIR is an exemplary industry-academia collaboration that can further the development and commercialisation of biologics and biosimilars for a better and more affordable healthcare to customers across the globe, he added.
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