
In-depth research from over 400 Indian pharma companies, which forecasts rapid growth for the Indian pharma economy in 2017, was presented at CPhI and P-MEC India, part of India Pharma Week which closed yesterday.
Chief amongst the growth drivers reported are strong domestic sales in the next two-three years, generic active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) exports as well as finished formulation for developed markets.
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