India’s National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority caps price of 52 more drugs

15 December 2014
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The National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) of India has issued a notice capping prices of 52 essential drugs.

Under the Drugs Price Control Order, the government has capped the prices of drugs to treat cancer and skin disorders, as well as antibiotics and painkillers. The newly-named drugs join a list of nearly 400 medicines which are under price control in India.

The drugs include those from Indian drugmakers such as Wockhardt (BSE: WOCK), as well as foreign companies such as UK pharma major GlaxoSmithKline (LSE: GSK) and US drugmaker Baxter International (NYSE: BAX).

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