Tambe Moves Up To Lead Biocon Biologics

Replaces CEO Arun Chandavarkar, Who Will Continue To Serve As Director

Shreehas Tambe has been named as CEO of Biocon Biologics, taking over from Arun Chandavarkar, in the wake of the company’s milestone $3bn transaction for Viatris’s biosimilars business.

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Shreehas Tambe has stepped up to become CEO of Biocon Biologics • Source: Shutterstock

Biocon Biologics has announced that deputy CEO Shreehas Tambe has been promoted to take over from current CEO Arun Chandavarkar, with immediate effect.

Chandavarkar will “continue to serve as a non-executive, non-independent director on the board of

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