Under PLI Scheme company was awarded two important licenses - B1 & B6. What is the current status?
We were rewarded the project of Aatmanirbhar Bharat Rojgar Yojana Under PLI Scheme and we have successfully achieved our first milestone of developing the sample for the molecule VITAMIN B1 (Thiamine Hydrochloride). It was developed from Base Root till Finish Product and we have successfully manufactured all the Intermediated Products which is required to manufacture the finish API - VITAMIN B1.
We are proud to say that we happened to be the only company that got two API, in one basket under PLI scheme. We developed the products in our R&D and it would be our monopoly products and we have started the process to file for Patent for the manufacturing process and the intermediates. For Vitamin B1 and B6 and other API/ intermediates the production facility is under process and in March 2026 we will finalise the full facility of Mahad plant which is not only for PLI scheme rather it is a multipurpose plant. If we include the recovery of solvent plant, it houses total five plants under one roof. Our projection is to achieve sales of Rs 150 crore in the first year and profit to be above 30% which will reflect in FY26-27.
Ratna Life Sciences presented a significant growth opportunity for the company. What is the future expansion plan that could drive revenue potential?
We acquired 100 per cent stake in Ratna Lifesciences and now it is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sudarshan Pharma. Ratna Lifesciences specialises in oncology products with an existing capacity of two metric tons, expandable to 15 metric tons. The acquisition helped our immediate foray into Oncology products with a manufacturing unit which is already setup, with option to expand further. We believe oncology business to become a major share of revenues over the next 3-5 years.
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