
Sanofi announces to invest Rs 3,600 crore in Hyderabad GCC by 2030
Deccan ChronicleHyderabad: Close on the heels of medical devices player Medtronic announcing the setting up of its global capacity centre in Hyderabad, Paris-based pharmaceutical and healthcare major Sanofi on Wednesday announced plans to invest €400 million in its Hyderabad global capacity centre by 2030. Speaking after inaugurating Sanofi Healthcare India’s expanded GCC facility at Hitec City, IT and industries minister D. Sridhar Babu said, “The expansion of Sanofi's GCC in Hyderabad marks a remarkable step forward for Telangana's ever-growing prominence in the global pharmaceutical landscape. This substantial additional investment of over €400 million and the creation of over 2,600 jobs in the next two years underscore Telangana’s commitment to fostering a thriving environment for innovation and growth.” Like its other GCCs, Sanofi’s Hyderabad one will also be a strategic hub that gives the company a competitive edge in delivering enterprise solutions. Established in 2019, the Hyderabad hub has grown exponentially from being a medical hub to now providing several services to Sanofi’s global functions and affiliates across the world.
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