Biocon
Biocon, Mylan tie up for generic biologic drugs
29 Jun 2009
Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar Shaw to receive Nikkei Asia Prize
11 May 2009
Shaw was nominated for her pioneering work in biotechnology in India, by establishing a business model that focuses on innovation and intellectual excellence, and her achievements as a first generation entrepreneur
Biocon’s Q4 profit plummets by 62 per cent
28 Apr 2009
Biocon eyes more acquisitions overseas
27 Feb 2008
Biocon to acquire European pharma distributor AxiCorp to enter Europe
11 Feb 2008
Biocon Ltd is acquiring a 70-per cent stake in German specialised pharmaceutical marketer and distributor AxiCorp GmbH for €30 million.
Biocon plans Rs 100 crore annual research spend
By Our Corporate Bureau | 31 Oct 2007
Drug Controller-General approves Biocon - Abraxis BioScience breast cancer drug Abraxane
By Our Corporate Bureau | 19 Oct 2007
Biocon in pact with Abraxis to market breast cancer drug Abraxane in India
By Our Corporate Bureau | 09 Aug 2007
Biocon enters into JV with Neopharma of UAE
By Our Corporate Bureau | 30 Jul 2007
Abraxis BioScience to license biosynthetic cancer drug from Biocon
By Our Corporate Bureau | 19 Jul 2007
Biocon divests enzymes for $115 million, enters into exclusive deal for bioinsulin
By Our Corporate Bureau | 18 Jul 2007
Biocon signs MoU with Australia's Deakin University
By Our Corporate Bureau | 08 Jun 2007
Biocon eyes more research outsourcing deals
By Our Corporate Bureau | 22 Mar 2007
Biocon arm to set up dedicated R&D facility for Bristol-Myers Squibb
By Our Corporate BUreau | 14 Mar 2007
Biocon to invest Rs 1,000 crore in Vizag SEZ
By Our Corporate Bureau | 17 Feb 2007
Biocon grants marketing license for cancer drug in Pakistan
By Our Corporate Bureau | 18 Jan 2007
Biocon in joint venture with Abu Dhabi-based Neopharma
By Our Corporate Bureau | 06 Jan 2007
Biocon subsidiary Clinigene completes phase-IV study on new generation insulin
By Our Corporate Bureau | 26 Dec 2006
Biocon launches cancer anti-body drug BioMab-EGFR
By Our Corporate Bureau | 18 Sep 2006
Biocon's Syngene International and Sweden's Innate Pharma to develop virulence blockers
By Our Corporate Bureau | 04 Sep 2006
Biocon Biopharmaceuticals’ new biologics facility
By Our Corporate Bureau | 17 Apr 2006
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Biocon issue oversubscribed
By Our Corporate Bureau | 12 Mar 2004
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