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Ranbaxy to launch generic version of Flomax next year

Pharma company Ranbaxy Laboratories today said it will launch a generic version of the urinary disorder treatment drug-- Flomax, next year. - Fortis in talks to buy Lanka hospital chain - Ranbaxy exits generic drugs JV with Japanese firm - Japan"s largest drug maker Takeda plans India foray - Sunny re-rating of pharma companies - "We are moving towards a larger addressable market" - Avon to gain from nod to Ranbaxy"s drug "We will launch a generic version of the urinary disorder treatment Flomax in March 2010," Ranbaxy Laboratories CFO Omesh Sethi told reporters on the sidelines of a seminar here. "We would launch another big one in 2014," he said, without naming it. "We are doing well and expect a good revenue from domestic and global markets in the next financial year," Sethi said.


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