- Business
- Sanofi India Limited, a subsidiary of Sanofi S.A., manufactures and markets pharmaceutical products, vaccines and consumer healthcare offerings in India. The company provides a broad portfolio of prescription medicines across therapeutic areas including diabetes with brands such as Lantus, Toujeo, Apidra, Amaryl, Amaryl M, Cetapin and Soliqua; cardiology and thrombosis with Cardace, Cardace Protect, Cardace AM, Cardace H, Cardace Meto, Clexane, Plavix and Telsite; neurology and epilepsy with Depakote, Depakote XR, Frisium, Valparin, Vinlep and Solian; anti-infectives and vaccines such as Fluquadri, Hexaxim and Beyfortus; rare diseases and transplants with Aldurazyme, Cerezyme, Fabrazyme, Myozyme, Thymoglobuline and Rezurock; pain management and others including Combiflam, Allegra, Lasix, Myoril and Taxotere; as well as consumer healthcare products like Maalox and Enterogermina. Incorporated in 1956 and headquartered in Mumbai at Sanofi House, Powai, the company operates manufacturing facilities in India with products distributed domestically and exported to developed and developing markets, employing around 3,000 people. In recent developments, Sanofi India entered an exclusive distribution partnership with Dr. Reddy's Laboratories in 2024 for its vaccine brands in private markets; partnered with Cipla for its CNS portfolio; announced an exclusive distribution and promotion agreement with Emcure Pharmaceuticals in July 2025 for oral anti-diabetic products including Amaryl and Cetapin; launched Soliqua in April 2024 and received marketing authorizations for Rezurock in February 2025 and Beyfortus in July 2024; while Sanofi Healthcare India expanded its Hyderabad global capability centre with a €400 million investment planned through 2030 to support AI-driven operations and host up to 2,600 employees.