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Alembic Starts Construction of new R&D center
(Date: 2'nd June'03)
 
The civil work of the new R&D Centre at Vadodara, Gujarat has commenced on the 2nd of june 2003. The new Research Centre would offer state-of-the-art research infrastructure having a carpet area of 80,000 square feet.

The facility would consist of Chemistry, Analytical and Biological Laboratories. An Animal House facility for the pharmacological and toxicological studies in rodents is also being created.

The R&D Center would house an Information center subscribing to latest books, international and national journals with in-house access to Sci-finder and STN.
 
 
 
 
 
 
ALEMBIC BETS BIG ON CONTRACT RESEARCH
Source: Economic Times (Date:30'th April' 03)
 
Alembic, a Baroda-based pharma company, has scripted a major thrust on contract research as part of its strategy to increase its presence in the segment.
Alembic has entered a contract research agreement with Chiron Corporation, a research-based pharmaceuticals company headquartered at Emeryville, California. The agreement, which has been signed between these two companies, will seek to use the expertise offered by Alembic in the field of heterocyclic chemistry. Based on Alembic's research, Chiron will develop new drugs for different therapeutic segments.

"Besides Chiron Corporation, we are also talking to a couple of foreign companies for contract research," HT Patel, senior VP, Alembic, told ET. The company seeks to boost its revenues by focusing on contract research and by utilising its R&D base, Mr Patel said.

It may be pointed out that like multinational IT companies, many foreign companies have started using the R&D base of Indian pharmaceutical companies to develop new drugs. As foreign companies have started outsourcing molecules from Indian companies, the market size of contract research is growing at a rate of 100%, a pharma analyst said. At present, market size of contract research in the country is around Rs 100 crore and as many 18 companies are engaged in contract research.

Alembic, which has core concentration on bulk drugs and formation for human health and veterinary segments, is also restructuring its business to focus on three strategic areas - nutraceuticals, antidiabetics and antibiotics - which will be the key drivers for growth in the coming years. The company has recently set up a new division for cardiovascular and diabetic drugs as well.
The company is planning to launch its new drugs in these segments and is targeting the highly regulative markets like US and Europe for its new drugs.
 
 
 
 
Alembic enters into contract research agreement with Chiron Corp - California
Source: Economic Times (Date: 5'th Nov' 02)
 
Alembic Ltd has informed BSE that the company has entered into contract research agreement with Chiron Corporation, a Research based pharmaceutical company headquartered in Emeryville, California.

Chiron applies its advanced understanding of the biology of cancer and infectious disease to develop products from its flatforms in proteins, small molecules and vaccines. The multi year agreement will seek to utilize the expertise offered by company in the field of Heterocyclic chemistry.
 
 
 
 
 
Alembic and Chiron enter into a research pact
Source: EconomicTimes (Date: 4'th Nov'02)
 
Mumbai : Alembic has tied up with Chiron Corporation of the US for contract research. The multi-year deal seek to use expertise offered by the US firm in the field of heterocyclic chemistry. Chiron Corporation, applies its advanced understanding of the biology of cancer and other infectious diseases to develop products from its flatforms in proteins, small molecules and vaccines.

Alembic`s research and development team mainly targets on microbial research, reverse engineering, process improvement, new chemical entities and development of new formulations. The company has been spending around 2-3 per cent of its turnover on research and development efforts. Alembic spent around Rs 14.41 crore, or 2.31 per cent of its turnover, on R&D.

The company develops non-infringing patentable routes of manufacturing drugs, whose existing patents are set to expire in the near future. Alembic also plans to do substantial research work in the area of new chemical entities to find potent macrolides. Similar project has already been initiated in association with the National Chemicals Laboratory
 
 
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