COVID-19 Battle: Everest Organics develops Remdesivir API

Published On 2020-08-12 07:54 GMT   |   Update On 2020-08-12 07:54 GMT

Mumbai: Pharma major, Everest Organics on Monday said that Remdesivir API has been successfully developed in the R & D facility of the company.

Commenting on the R&D success of EOL team, Dr Sirisha Srikakarlapudi, Director, EOL - New Product Development said, "lt's a moment of utmost satisfaction that with hard work of the past few months by Everest Organics R&D team, we have been able to successfully develop Remdesivir API at lab scale in a short span of time.'
'The development of Remdesivir API by Everest Organics Limited is the outcome of investments we've made in R&D over the period of the last few years, which further helped strengthening technical expertise. Infact we are poised for the development of more products in the Anti-Viral segments in the future"Mr Srikakarlapudi added.

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