India’s Wockhardt (BSE: WOCK) says that it has formed a strategic alliance with Sheffield Bio-Science, a subsidiary of USA-based Kerry Group, which will become the exclusive global sales and distribution partner for its recombinant insulin. According to estimates, the potential in cell culture markets is around $50 million.
Commenting on the alliance, Habil Khorakiwala, chairman of Wockhardt, stated: "This partnership is a reaffirmation of Wockhardt's biotechnology research prowess and a confluence of innovative novel technology now being offered to global cell culture markets."
Wockhardt says it was the first in Asia and only the fourth company in the world to have developed, manufactured and marketed Wosulin - recombinant insulin injectables. Wockhardt's state-of-the-art Biotech Park in Aurangabad has six dedicated manufacturing facilities.
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