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Current company Virchow Biotech
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing · 700 employees · Founded 2001 · Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Virchow Biotech (P) Ltd is an ISO 13485:2012 and WHO-GMP certified leading global player in Biopharma sector having around 20 years of operational experience and is situated at Hyderabad, India. We also have offices located in USA. Throughout the years, the company has been successful in Research and development, clinical trials, large-scale production and Commercialization of Plasma Products, Recombinants, Biologicals and Bio-Pharmaceuticals. With 1160 employees on the board, VBPL has an expansive infrastructure, which comprises of WHO cGMP and USFDA certified state-of-art clean-room manufacturing facilities and excellent fill-finish lines for PFS, vials, cartridges and lyophilized drug products. VBPL focuses on the manufacturing of a wide range of biologicals and bio-generics by genetic engineering, classical fermentation or extraction technologies. Apart from this, we also offer Contract Research and Manufacturing services, co-development of products for various markets and customers around the world. Virchow Biotech is the part of Virchow Group incorporated in 1981. Other group companies are leading manufacturers of Sulphamethoxazole, Ranitidine, Cephalosporins and various other APIs. VBPL\'s achievements include being the first company in the world to commercialize biogenerics of PDGF, Teriparatide, Pegylated Interferon and Rasburicase. VBPL has a wide product portfolio across Woundcare, Gynaecology, Urology, Oncology, Vaccines and Probiotics etc. Our mission is to provide high quality Biopharma products at an affordable price. Serving economically challenged patients across the globe through Biotechnology by extending our product base across various therapeutic segments.