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- The Dadachanji group has returned to pharmaceutical glass packaging by launching Kaisha Pharma, five years after selling its stake in the Schott Kaisha joint-venture to Serum Institute of India in 2021.
- The group has put in an initial €45 million investment and plans a more global approach than its earlier India-focused operations.
- Kaisha Pharma will offer tubular glass products such as ampoules, vials, prefilled syringes and cartridges, along with ready-to-use platforms for fill-finish operations.
- A manufacturing complex of over 300,000 square feet is planned, and an international business development office is being set up in Europe.
What to watch next
- Progress of the €45 million investment and ramp-up of the manufacturing complex
- Launch and operations of the European business development office
- How Kaisha Pharma's specialty containment solutions for biologics and advanced therapeutics develop
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Kairus Dadachanji
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“Our previous experience was a defining chapter in our professional journey”
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…developing a range of specialty containment solutions for high-value biologics, advanced therapeutics, and sensitive drug formulations, where product integrity, compatibility, and performance are critical,” it said. “ Our previous experience was a defining chapter in our professional journey ,” said Kairus Dadachanji, Managing Director of Kaisha Pharma, adding that the plan now was to create a global company that combined entrepreneurial agility with technical excellence. The company is also setting up an…
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