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    Kotak Fund to part finance matrix lab founder's Viatris buy
    The fund plans to provide a $150 million mezzanine debt facility at 18-20% and arrange another $300 million from other lenders to finance the acquisition, said a person in the know. "The funding cost could vary by the instrument where the blend-in cost could be 14-15%," he added.
    Matrix Laboratories founder buys back API Biz from Viatris
    Nimmagadda Prasad, the founder of Matrix Laboratories, has bought back the active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) business he sold to Mylan NV (now Viatris) in 2006. The acquisition was made through IQuest Enterprises, owned by Prasad. Viatris will retain some selective R&D capabilities in API while divesting its women's healthcare business to Insud Pharma.
    Matrix Labs founder buys back Viatris' API business in India
    Viatris' latest transaction includes three manufacturing sites and a R&D lab in Hyderabad, three manufacturing sites in Vizag and third-party API sales. Viatris will retain some selective R&D capabilities in API. The transaction is expected to close in Q1 2024, added Viatris' statement.
    Viatris puts India API business on the block
    However, the API sale process, which was launched a couple of months ago, has seen no serious buyers, added multiple people aware of the development. The company has been seeking a valuation of $600-700 million (₹5,000 crore) for the API business and hired Jefferies to run the sale process.
    Viatris buys Taparias' eyecare business for Rs 2,460 crore
    The ophthalmology portfolio consists of six new chemical entities (NCEs or molecules) that are under phase 3 trials and will be developed further by the Vitaris. The remaining oncology and dermatology business will be demerged into a new entity named Famy Pharma.
    Remdesivir sells at 10x prices, NPPA unable to regulate as it's not notified as a 'drug'
    The NPPA can only control prices of devices and products that are defined as drugs under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act. A product or device that is not notified as a drug goes out of the NPPA's purview.
    The Economic Times
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