More Indian companies appear to be lining up to vie for a share of the Chinese market amid evolving regulations there that encourage innovation and speed up drug approvals, but also place an equal emphasis on quality and reining in costs.
China Beckons: Sun Joins Indian Firms Priming For Larger Presence
Evolving regulations and emerging opportunities appear to have put China firmly on the radar of several frontline Indian firms. Sun Pharma is the latest to join those seeking a larger play in the Asian market.

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