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Actavis buys Grandix plant

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Mumbai, Dec. 20

Actavis Group is to acquire a manufacturing plant from the Chennai-based Grandix Pharmaceuticals, for an undisclosed amount, an official release said.

The company intends to increase the manufacturing capacity of the plant to approximately 4 billion tablets over the next 18 months. Actavis has also opened a new Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient development unit for backward integration of its Indian business. The acquisition follows the Group's purchase of Lotus Laboratories based in Bangalore in February last year.

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