Ranbaxy to invest Rs 120 crore for R&D in Andhra Pradesh
By Hyderabad: | 22 Sep 2003
Phase-2 of the SP Biotech Park in the Genome Valley comprises an area of 160 acres where Biological E, the city-based vaccine manufacturer, has already proposed to establish its unit in an extent of 50 acres.
Sigma Aldrix of the US has also evinced interest to set up a unit at the place. Over 80 per cent of the 140 acres area in the first phase of the valley has already been booked, Acharya said.
Briefing
about the three-day Biotec India International 2003, an
exhibition and conference on biotechnology to be held
here from Wednesday, he said the state government is sponsoring
100 post-graduate students and members of the biotechnology
faculty from colleges and universities to attend the conference
at a very nominal fee.