FDI in Indian pharma up by 86.5 percent

January 6, 2014 | Monday | News | By BioSpectrum Bureau

Overall FDI into the country has declined by 15% during the seven month period of the fiscal to $12.6 billion

Overall FDI into the country has declined by 15% during the seven month period of the fiscal to $12.6 billion

Singapore: Foreign Direct Investment in drugs and pharmaceuticals industry in India was at $580 million during April-October 2012, the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP) said in recently released data.

FDI in the pharmaceutical sector jumped by 86.5 percent to $1.08 billion during April-October period of the current fiscal amid concerns over continuous mergers and acquisitions of domestic drug makers by multinationals.

Overall FDI into the country has declined by 15% during the seven month period of the fiscal to $12.6 billion.

 

Sign up for the editor pick and get articles like this delivered right to your inbox.

+Country Code-Phone Number(xxx-xxxxxxx)

Comments

× Your session has been expired. Please click here to Sign-in or Sign-up
   New User? Create Account

Podcast

Survey Box

× Please select an option to participate in the poll.
Processing...   View poll results   More polls

× You have successfully cast your vote.
{{ optionDetail.option }}{{ optionDetail.percentage }}%
{{ optionDetail.percentage }}% Complete
More polls