GSK Sells Indian Site To Hetero Labs
Company Strikes $25m Deal For Manufacturing Plant In Vemgal, Karnataka
Executive Summary
GSK has sold its Vemgal manufacturing plant to Indian company Hetero Labs. GSK’s decision came after the recall of ranitidine products made in India.
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