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First step need to take For Starting a Pharmaceutical Company

Query: I am a veterinarian by profession. Have been going through your website from past 1 year and have planned now to give a start to my own pharma company. Please let me know what will be the first step I need to take.  Answer: First Step you need to prepare yourself for Pharmaceutical Company:  Preparation means Choose marketing type, Choose molecules want to launch, Location where you want to launch product, Choose Company, Products Name, Budget available...  Choose marketing type: As number of marketing and selling types present in pharmaceutical market. i.e. Branded Marketing , Generic Marketing , OTC Marketing, Franchise Marketing etc. You need to select any one from above.  Choose Molecule: Once you have selected which marketing type is best suitable for you then you need to select at which segment and molecules you want to work. Check out: How to choose products/service for business? Location: You can't launch your pharmaceutical company all over India or at broad area.
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List of WHO:GMP certified pharmaceutical manufacturing companies in Sikkim (India)

List of WHO:GMP certified pharmaceutical manufacturing companies Andhra Pradesh, Assam , Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Delhi, Goa, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh , Jammu & Kashmir, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh , Maharashtra, Puducherry, Punjab , Rajasthan, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttrakhand, West Bengal

Sikkim

This list contains manufacturing unit name and address (list may include loan license)
  • Sun Pharma Setipool Nandok Block East Sikkim
  • Sun Pharma Unit-II, Samlick Marchak East Sikkim
  • Cipla Ltd. Kumrek Rangpo East Sikkim
  • Cilpla Ltd. Unit-II, Rorathang East Sikkim
  • Golden Cross P Pvt Ltd. Rorathang East Sikkim
  • Glenmark P Pvt Ltd. Samlik Marchak East Sikkim
  • Micro Labs Mamring South Sikkim
  • Swiss Garnier Mamring South Sikkim
  • Macleods P Aho Yanngtam East Sikkim
  • Macleods P Unt Iiaho Yanngtam East Sikkim
  • Lupin Ltd 4 Mile Bhasmey East Sikkim
  • Shangrila Industries Pvt Ltd. Mining Rangpo East Sikkim
  • Swiss Garnier Unit Ii Mulukey East Sikkim
  • Zydus Healthcare Bagey Khola East Sikkim
  • Torrent Unit-Iii Bagey Khola East Sikkim
  • Intas Ltd. Bagey Khola East Sikkim
  • Alkem Health Sciences Kumrek , East Sikkim
  • Alkem Health Sciences Unit-I, Samardung, South Sikkim
  • Alkem Health Sciences Unit-II, Samardung, South Sikkim
  • Alkem Health Sciences Unit-III, Samardung, South Sikkim
  • Alembic Ltd. Samardung, South Sikkim
  • Aishwarya Health Samardung, East Sikkim
  • Intas Ltd. Unit Ii Samardung South Sikkim
  • Catchet P Ltd,. Kabrey South Sikkim
  • STP P Pvt Ltd. Sangkhola East Sikkim
  • PTS P Pvt Ltd. Sangkhola East Sikkim
  • Torrent P Ltd. 32no. East Sikkim
  • Torrent P Ltd. Unit Ii 32no. East Sikkim
  • Indchemie Health Specialties, Kumrek East Sikkim
  • Indchemie Health Specialties, Unit II, kumrek East Sikkim
  • Ipca Lab Ltd. Jorethang Road South Sikkim
  • Zuventus Healthcare Ltd. Kamarey Bhasmey, East Sikkim
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