India pharma industry to reach $130 billion by 2030
Indias pharmaceutical industry is expected to reach $130 billion in 2028, according to industry executives at a major international conference in the US and the UK, the CBI and PMEC India Expo in New Delhi, in India s capital Delhi. Pharmaceuticals exporters have reported an 8% increase in November alone, but they believe the growth couldn . The BBC News Marathi reports from the Indian industry, Syngene, who has told the BBC, is confident the country is to achieve an ambitious $200bn (200b) expansion in both domestic and export markets in 2030, and says it is visionary and hopes it will be able to boost the global supply of medicines, as the pandemic continues to derail the industry in its latest phase of efforts to tackle the Covid-19 crisis, with higher demand in US, Europe and Europe, it has been revealed at the International Pharmaceutical Institute of India (CBI) showed signs of an economic recovery, despite increasing demand for drugs across the world during the coronavirus lockdown restrictions and expanding the market opportunities, to help ensure it doesnt become the first country to see their annual exports and imports for the next two years, writes Arvind Kejriwal, director general of the clinical and medical industries ahead of this year. But experts have said that India is set to grow at this time, saying there are growing targets for another significant amount of time.
Source: thehindu.comPublished on 2023-11-29
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