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An introduction to Ranbaxy in South Africa
- Ranbaxy (S.A.)
(Pty) Ltd – South Africa, a wholly owned subsidiary of Ranbaxy,
was set up in 1998
- There has been a constant effort to differentiate Ranbaxy from
the myriad of other generic manufacturers by establishing the
corporate heritage and the vision of becoming a research based
international pharmaceutical company
- During 2006 Ranbaxy acquired Be-Tabs with the turover US $ ~30 Mn, and thus became the 5th largest generic company in South Africa
- The product portfolio is divided into three strategic areas: Acute,
Chronic and OTC.
- The acute products contribute the majority of the Company’s
turnover and include Anti-Infectives and Anti-fungals
- Ranbaxy's joint-venture with Community Investment Holdings (South
Africa), “Sonke Pharmaceuticals (Pty) Ltd”, (Sonke) markets and sells Ranbaxy’s range of Anti-retroviral products
in South Africa and other African markets
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At a Glance
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| Year of Setup |
1996 |
| Team Size |
52 |
Total No. of Molecules
Ranbaxy + Local tie ups
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27 Brands |
| Lead Molecules |
Cefpodoxime; Cefuroxime; Co-Amoxiclav; Simvastatin;
Ranamp |
| Presence in Therapeutic Segments |
Anti-infectives; CNS; Cardiovascular; OTC |
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| | | Address | 3rd Floor Outspan House
1006 Lenchen House
Centurion
South Africa | | Person | Saxen Van Coller | | Phone | +27 12 643 2010 | | Fax | +27 12 643 2001 | | Email | saxen.vancoller@ranbaxy.com |
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