Pankaj Patel
Chairman, Cadila Healthcare- Stake in Cadila Healthcare
Pankaj Patel’s Journey so far ...
- Found by his late father Ramanbhai B. Patel in 1952, Pankaj Patel joined Zydus Cadila in 1976
- After the group was restructured in 1995, Cadila Healthcare was formed and Patel was put in charge of it
- Under Patel’s leadership, the company’s turnover rose from Rs 200 crore in 1995 to Rs 1,000 crore in 2000
- Some of his company’s most famous products include the blood pressure medicine Aten, Sugar Free and Everyuth face wash
- According to its website, the Zydus Cadila group reported a turnover of Rs 14,253 crore in FY20
- Currently, the Ahmedabad-headquartered group is the fourth-largest pharmaceutical company in India. It has its manufacturing and research facilities in five states across India and is globally present in markets such as the US, Europe (France & Spain), Latin America, South Africa and 25 other emerging markets
Before you go ...
- Patel is fond of travelling and is interested in theatre
Pankaj Patel News
- From Sunil Mittal to Sridhar Vembu, Harsh Goenka on nine entrepreneurs building India as their longest, proudest projectIndustrialist Harsh Goenka lauded nine prominent Indian business leaders for their nation-building efforts. Their work spans communication, steel, healthcare, technology, and global business expansion. These entrepreneurs have significantly contributed to India's economic growth, innovation, and employment. The post sparked widespread discussion on the impact of business leaders on national development.
- BITS Pilani alumnus Pankaj Patel contributes $1 million towards $100 million Endowment FundPankaj Patel, a BITS Pilani alumnus and founder of Nile, has donated US $1 million to the institute's Endowment Fund. This contribution aims to support transformative education and innovation at the institution. Vice Chancellor V. Ramgopal Rao expressed gratitude for the enduring commitment of BITS Pilani alumni like Patel.
- Zydus Group to invest Rs 5,000 cr in GujaratZydus Group plans to invest Rs 5,000 crore in Gujarat, including biotechnology products and hospitals. Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) have been signed. Nayara Energy will expand its refinery at Vadinar and increase its retail network. Torrent Group will invest nearly Rs 48,000 crore in energy generation and distribution, including solar and hydel plants. Welspun Group will invest Rs 40,000 crore in the state over the next five years.
- Gujarat couple who were kidnapped in Iran while seeking to reach US illegally returnsThe couple were released by the kidnappers on payment of a ransom of Rs 10 lakh, police said. Krushnanagar police in Ahmedabad city had on Tuesday registered a First Information Report (FIR) against agents Abhay Raval and Pintu Goswami, who had allegedly promised to send the couple to the US through Iran.
- Symposium on new drug discovery begins at Zydus Research CentreThe symposium is to address various aspects related to new drug discovery with a focus on cancer, inflammation, cardiometabolic diseases and infectious diseases.
- Tobacco prices likely to surge on shrinking acreageA decreasing acreage coupled with negligible carryover stock might firm up tobacco prices.
- Tulsi Tanti, Hari Bhartia, Parimal Nathwani and other CEOs to accompany Narendra Modi to JapanThe delegation will seek Japan's enhanced cooperation for the upcoming Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit scheduled for January 11-13, 2013.
- Zydus Hospital to start in Ahmedabad, to foray into VadodaraZydus Hospital expects to commission its Ahmedabad hospital project by the end of 2013.
- Zydus Cadila buys out Biochem PharmaceuticalsZydus Cadila has acquired 100% stake in Mumbai-based Biochem Pharmaceuticals for an undisclosed amount.
- Nirma bid to unlock value via delistingFMCG major Nirma's move to delist from the bourses may have confused analysts and industry captains alike, but its 65-year-old founder Karsanbhai Patel seems to have a clear game plan.