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ABL Bio, CMC Vellore sign pact

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Chennai, July 19 ABL Biotechnologies Ltd, a Chennai-based marine biotechnology research and development company, has signed an MoU with Christian Medical College, Vellore for joint research in tuberculosis, cancer, cardio vascular diseases and nanotechnology-based therapy.

The company’s Chairman and Managing Director, Mr. K.O. Issac, said ABL Biotech was also planning to expand the reach of Invia Health, its pharmaceutical division launched last year The company will first take Invia Health to Kerala by August and later Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Orissa. “This expansion will see the company placing products in cardio-diabetic segment including medicines for the management of heart failure,” said Mr P.S. Ganeshan, President, Invia Health.

The products identified for launch this year include Glimod M, Glysense and Eunerv G. On the BSE today, ABL Biotech’s share price closed at Rs 97.10, up Re 0.30 over previous close.

The company’s turnover in 2006-07 was Rs 12.50 crore and net profit Rs 2.15 crore. EPS was Rs 5.24.

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