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| Company History - Parke Davis (India) | |
1958
- The Company was incorporated as a private company to take over the
business previously carried on by the brand office of Parke-Davis &
Co.
Ltd., U.S.A. On 16th May, 1961, the Company became a deemed public
company by virtue of the provisions of Section 43A of the Companies
Act. The Company Manufacture Pharmaceutical formulations, bulk
drugs
and chemicals.
1970
- Parke-Davis & Co., U.S.A., was acquired by Warner-Lambert Co.,
U.S.A., and is now a wholly owned subsidiary of the latter.
Warner-Lambert Co., is a major worldwide provider of health care and
consumer products.
- The basic drugs and formulations manufactured by the Company are
based on know-how provided by Parke-Davis & Co., U.S.A., in terms of
the Technical Assistance Agreement dated 22nd December, 1958.
1974
- 8,750 shares are held by Parke-Davis & Co., Detroit, U.S.A., and
its
nominees.
1975
- 10,500 bonus shares issued in prop. 1:1.
- By the amendment made to the Articles of Association of the
Company
in 1975, the Company became a public limited company.
1978
- 12,600 bonus shares issued in prop. 3:5.
1982
- The Company has entered into three Registered User Agreements
dated
29th August, 4th June, 1971 and 24th October, 1979, the registration
of
the last two of which is pending.
- During July-August, Parke-Davis & Co., Detroit, U.S.A., offered
for
sale to resident Indian nationals 14,56,000 No. of equity shares of
Rs
10 each of the Company at a premium of Rs 4 per share out of its
holdings as follows: 15,000 shares to UTI, 50,000 shares to
employees
of the Company on the basis of firm allotment and 13,91,000 shares
to
the public.
1985
- Warner Hindustan Ltd. (WHL) was amalgamated with Parke-Davis
(India)
Ltd. (PDL) with effect from 1st December. Pursuant to the scheme of
Amalgamation, PDL allotted during 1987-89, 41,73,624 new equity
shares
to the shareholders of WHL without payment in cash in the ratio of 7
shares of PDL for every 5 shares of WHL held.
1990
- 45,20,174 bonus shares issued in prop. 3:5.
1992
- The Company laid emphasis on the main areas of R&D efforts as set
out
with a view to introducing new products and improving existing
products
and developing new packaging.
- The Company has a full-fledged R&D Division and maintains
continuous
interaction with Warner-Lambert Company, U.S.A. which provides
necessary advice and technical assistance for production of
Pharmaceuticals, Bulk Drugs and Consumer Products.
1994
- During the year under review, sales of Chloramphenicol products
were
adversely affected due to the continued dumping of L-Base (drug
intermediate for Choloramphenicol) by China at considerably lower
prices.
1995
- The Company has developed with the help of film manufacturers, and
used, reverse printed polyester laminated with Heat Sealable
Pearlised
Biaxially oriented Polypropylene.
1996
- During the year, the Company has entered into non-competition
agreement in respect of Confectionery Products business with
Warner-Lambert Co., U.S.A. and effective 14th August, 1995, the
Company
has agreed not to carry on the said business in competition with
Warner-Lambert Co. or any subsidiary or affiliate thereof.
1997
- During the year, the company launched several line extensions like
LOPIDOD (Gemfibrozil 900mg) and DILANTIN, a lower strength
formulation
of its leading anti-epileptic, Dilantin.
- Also, the company launched ATPARK a cardiovascular product in
25mg,
50mg and 100mg formulations. The company also relaunched Ferradol a
food supplement aimed at children for catering to their energy
needs.
- Parke-Davis India, the partly-owned subsidiary of the US-based
pharmaceuticals giant.
- Parke-Davis (India) in the near future is unlikely to get five
major
products which Glaxo Wellcome worldwide has transferred to the
company's US collaborator, Warner-Lambert.
1998
- Parke-Davis is a 40 per cent subsidiary of American multinational
Warner Lambert.
- Crisil has assigned a P1+ rating to the Rs 19.35-crore commercial
paper programme of Parke Davis (India) Ltd.
- Parke- Davis' parent, Warner-Lambert Co., is one of the world's
bigger pharmaceutical and consumer product companies.
- Parke-Davis launched a line extension of the antacid last year,
Gelusil Plus.
1999
- The company's new brand Calcal (calcium carbonate plus vitamin D3)
had received an encouraging response from doctors.
- Parke Davis India Ltd, a subsidiary of the US pharma giant Warner
Lambert.
2000
- The Company signed a MoU with M/s. A-class Builders & Developers
Pvt.
Ltd. for the sale of its property admeasuring approx. 52000 sq.mtrs,
situated at Saki Naka, Mumbai.
- The Company has signed a Memorandum of Intended Transfer for the
sale
of its property at Saki Naka, Mumbai for an aggregate consideration
of
Rs 4930 lakhs.
- The Company introduced Gelsil MPS in the over-the-counter product
category.
- The Company has informed that its foreign collaborators, viz.
Warner-Lambert Co., Us, Parke, Davis & Co., US, who together hold 40
per cent of the paid-up equity share capital of the company have
merged
into Pfizer Inc. USA group effective June 19.
- The Company has launched its Benadryl cough formula in a PET
bottle.
- Crisil has reaffirmed the `P1+' rating assigned to the Rs
26.8-crore
commercial paper programme of Parke-Davis India Ltd.
2002
- M G Subramaniam appointed as Compliance Officer of Parke-Davis.
-Parke Davis offers VRS at its Hyderabad Plant.
--The operational merger between Pfizer and Parke-Davis has been
completed and the legal merger is underway.
2003
-Supreme Court permits Parke-Davis(I) merger with Pfizer,The company
will issue equity shares in the ratio of 9:4 Parke-Davis shareholders
getting four shares in Pfizer for every nine shares they hold. | |
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