Ranbaxy Morocco, a unit of India’s largest drugmaker Ranbaxy Laboratories (AB: BO), which is majority owned by Japan-based Daiichi Sankyo, said yesterday that it has opened its new manufacturing facility at Casablanca, Morocco, paving the way for a direct business presence in North Africa.
With the successful audit of the facility by the Moroccan Health Authorities, Ranbaxy Morocco is now authorized to commence manufacturing of its products at its Casablanca facility. The achievement of this milestone positions Ranbaxy to access a $1 billion pharmaceutical market in Morocco.
Commenting on the inauguration of the manufacturing facility at Morocco, Mahendra Bhardwaj, head, Africa, Ranbaxy, said: "Ranbaxy has a significant presence in Africa with its own ground operations in key markets. Morocco is one of the important markets and this manufacturing facility further reinforces our commitment to the people of Morocco and the African continent."
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