Pfizer limited d&B d-U-n-s® no 65-005-2475 company Ranking net Profit net Worth Background company details
Pfizer Ltd (Pfizer) established its operations in India in 1950. The first production facility
was set up at Darukhanna in Mumbai, where products like Protinex and Isonex were
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manufactured. In 1960, Pfizer began independent manufacturing of bulk drugs. The company
Bulk drugs, formulations, vetinary products
operates in three business segments namely pharmaceuticals, animal health and medical
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RA Shah Managing Director Business Profile
Pfizer’s pharmaceuticals division comprises manufacture and trade in bulk drugs and
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formulations. The animal health division has a presence primarily in animal health and
poultry market segments. The medical and research division comprises clinical development
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operations such as clinical trials, new product development and undertaking data
management for new drug development. Pfizer operates a plant in Thane, Maharashtra
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producing non-sterile formulations of oral liquids, tablets and capsules. For the year ended
Nov 30, 2006, pharmaceuticals contributed over 85% to total revenue, registering a y-o-y
growth of over 10%. Pfizer is also present in the cardiovascular care segment through Healthy Heart, a disease management programme conducted in alliance with the Apollo Hospital Group.
During 2006, Pfizer launched three global brands in India viz Viagra for erectile dysfunction; Lyrica for neuropathic pain and Caduet for hypertension associated with dyslipidemia. In 2007,
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Pfizer Inc globally sold its consumer healthcare division to Johnson and Johnson.
www.pfizerindia.com Auditors company Financials alembic limited d&B d-U-n-s® no 65-005-1741 company Ranking net Profit net Worth In 2007, it bought Dabur Pharma’s 24 brands in lifestyle therapeutic segmentBackground company details
Alembic Ltd (Alembic) was established in 1907 as Alembic Chemicals Works Co Ltd
at Vadodara, Gujarat for manufacturing tinctures and alcohol. It entered the cough syrup,
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vitamins, tonics and sulphur drugs segment in 1940. It diversified into contract research business
Apis, bulk drugs, chemicals, formulations
in 2004. Alembic manufactures APIs, bulk drugs, formulations, herbal and veterinary medicines.
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Alembic operates with two plants, each located in Gujarat and HP. The company primarily
operates in two key areas of bulk drugs, APIs & chemicals and formulations. It manufactures
branded and generic formulations for the therapeutic segments of antibiotic, cough & cold,
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B-complex, pain, gastrointestinal. Company’s key brands include Glycodin, Nimegesic, Azithral and Zeet. The company introduced 25 new products in FY07. In FY07, the domestic
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formulation business grew 8%, whereas export formulation sales grew at 21%. The company
is also involved in R&D activities of generic research, formulations research, contract
research. In June 2006, the company merged its API & generics divisions into an
international division for sale of APIs, formulation development, custom synthesis and
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forming partnerships. In FY07, Alembic entered into a licensing agreement with the
Brussels-based UCB for its NDDP for Keppra XR. Alembic entered the therapeutic segments of cardiovascular, diabetic by acquiring Dabur Pharma’s 24 brands. Bankers ABN, BoB, ICICI Bank, IDBI Bank, SBI, Axis Bank Auditors company Financials
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Comparison of the clinical efficacy of three brands of warfarinM. H. Namazi, Z. K. Yousefi, M. G. Shirazi, M. Shaykholeslami, H. Vakili, M. R. Moatamedi, M. Safi,Objective: To compare the clinical efficacy of three brands of warfarin. Material and Methods: Thirty-six patients (mean age 51.8±12.7 years, 12 males, 24 females) withdifferent indications for anticoagulant therapy were randomly place