Strengthening Healthcare Through Strategic Partnerships
Sharon Bio-Medicine Limited is a prominent Indian pharmaceutical company that has evolved from a manufacturer of intermediates and actives into a comprehensive provider of pharmaceutical products and services. Certified by major global regulatory agencies, Sharon Bio-Medicine ensures premium quality across its worldwide operations.
Sharon Bio-Medicine Limited has built a legacy of trust and innovation. Our mission is to deliver high-quality healthcare solutions through advanced technology and global regulatory compliance. We leverage specialized technical expertise in complex chemistries like Alkylation, Friedel-Crafts, Grignard, and Nitration to solve modern medical challenges.
Our integrated model seamlessly connects the development of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) with our massive formulation capabilities, ensuring a robust supply chain for life-saving drugs across major markets including the US, EU, Canada, and Australia.
International-standard pharmaceutical services across the value chain.
GLP-certified division (Sa-FORD) offering international-standard studies as per OECD, EPA, ICH, and ISO regulations.
State-of-the-art labs for chemistry and analytical development supported by cGMP-compliant Pilot plants.
Expertise in developing Tablets and Capsules, including modified-release products and global technology transfers.
Multiproduct facility with 8 blocks approved by USFDA, EU-GMP, and KFDA for complex technical chemistries.
High-capacity plant (3,000M Tablets annually) approved by UK-MHRA, USFDA, and Health Canada.
Continuous monitoring and compliance with the most rigorous global pharmaceutical regulatory standards.
Certified by USFDA, EU-GMP, UK-MHRA, and TGA Australia, representing the gold standard in pharmaceutical safety and quality.
A proprietary finished dosage model combined with in-house API manufacturing creates a highly efficient and secure production ecosystem.
Massive infrastructure with over 50 dedicated AHUs and a capacity of over 3,400 million dosage units annually.