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Zydus and Sunshine Holdings to invest over $20M in Sri Lankan pharma JV

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Zydus Lifesciences Limited and Sunshine Healthcare, which is part of Sunshine Holdings PLC, signed an agreement with the Board of Investment of Sri Lanka on October 13, 2026. This agreement establishes a joint venture to build a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Horana, Sri Lanka. The project involves a phased investment exceeding USD 20 million. The first phase will manufacture oral solid dosage forms for the Sri Lankan market, with commercial operations expected in 2028.

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The investment supports Zydus Lifesciences Limited's international presence and commitment to expanding access to quality medicines. Local manufacturing is expected to strengthen medicine supply chain resilience and support the availability of essential medicines in Sri Lanka.

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  • Sunshine Holdings PLC could increase revenue through its direct participation in the USD 20 million pharmaceutical joint venture.

  • Sunshine Healthcare Lanka LtdSpeculative

    Sunshine Healthcare Lanka Ltd may increase sales capacity for pharmaceutical products in Sri Lanka by expanding local manufacturing.

  • The Board of Investment of Sri Lanka could increase government revenue through the successful facilitation of major foreign direct investment.

  • Sri LankaSpeculative

    Sri Lanka may improve the availability and stability of essential medicines through the strengthening of its national supply chain.

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