Shares of Indian generic drugmaker Mankind Pharma (BSE: 543904) edged up 1% today, after it boasted a significant stride with the introduction of 120 DMF (Drug Master File) Quality Medicines in the Indian market.
Committed to delivering exceptional healthcare solutions at affordable rates, Mankind Pharma's initiative aims to ensure universal access to medicines of international calibre, the company noted.
India stands as a global leader in offering generic medicines that adhere to the stringent DMF quality standards set for Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs). Mankind Pharma takes a pioneering step by introducing DMF quality API in the Indian market, which is manufactured in a US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved plant. Thus, the final medicine is always one of the best quality with better efficacy, the company claims.
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