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Piramal Close To Buying Local Critical Care Brands With An Eye On Global Markets

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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MUMBAI - Indian drug maker Piramal Healthcare's ambition to grow into a world player in hospital and critical care products is set to cross another milestone with the likely acquisition of a few brands in the anesthesia segment from an unlisted Indian pharmaceutical company

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