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Elder Pharma ties up with Swedish co

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Mumbai, May 18

The Rs 378-crore Elder Pharmaceuticals Ltd has entered into an in-licensing agreement with Sterisol AB of Sweden to make and market its disinfectant products in India. Sterisol, which manufactures products that control infection and personal hygiene at workplaces and public places, is part of the GePe group.

Earlier this year, Elder had entered into a similar tie-up with Medichem International of UK. Subsequently it launched Trigene, a spray used as a precaution against the bird-flu virus.

The disinfectant and personal hygiene segment is valued at about Rs 850 crore, the Elder statement said.

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