Ranbaxy Laboratories says it has now introduced three HIV/AIDS drugsonto the Indian market and five more will be launched this July. The formulations are priced at nearly 5% less than similar products marketed by Cipla, the leader in India's HIV/AIDS drug market.
Meanwhile, the bulk drugs producer Aurobindo Pharma says it has earmarked 200 million rupees ($4.3 million) for its antiviral drugs division, Imunus, which it says produces and markets three classes of reasonably-priced HIV/AIDS drugs. The company will shortly offer a comprehensive choice, with over 12 options to fight AIDS, an Aurobindo official revealed.
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