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  • See 20% EBITDA growth in FY14: Alembic Pharma

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Amin adds that the company, despite the drug pricing policy, will grow at 15 percent.

  • India approves policy to cap prices of 348 medicines

    India approved a new drug pricing policy designed to increase the number of drugs deemed essential that are subject to price caps, two ministers told reporters.

  • Govt okays drug pricing policy to lower cost of medicines

    The government approved on Thursday a new drug pricing policy, two ministers told reporters, a move that will regulate the prices of 348 drugs deemed essential.

  • GoM on drug pricing policy likely to meet next week

    A panel of ministers, headed by Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar, is expected to meet next week to fine tune the drug pricing policy after the Cabinet deferred taking a decision on it following objections from the Finance Ministry.

  • Drug pricing policy proposal in next two weeks: Pawar

    Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar, who is heading a GoM to formulate the drug pricing policy, today said the panel will finalise the proposal within the next two weeks.

  • Mankind Pharma eyes top slot in industry by 2016

    Chairman of Mankind Pharma, Ramesh Juneja, tells CNBC-TV18 that they aim to enter the league of top five in the pharma space in the next three years and reach the top slot by 2016.

  • Dept of Pharma puts new Drug Pricing Policy up for debate

    The Department of Pharmaceuticals has finalised the contours of the new Drug Pricing Policy to bring all essential drugs under price control.

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