Sanofi India Ltd. managing director Rajaram Narayanan is moving on after four action-packed years at the helm, which have seen the French group’s Indian arm emerge leaner, focused more sharply on its core portfolio and perhaps more “future-equipped”, backed by well-entrenched digital capabilities. The executive is headed to India's largest animal healthcare company SeQuent Scientific Limited as managing director and CEO.
Sanofi India Chief Departs, Sets Transformative Path
Outgoing Exec To Lead SeQuent Scientific
Sanofi India's managing director is moving on after an eventful innings that saw the company re-orient operations, moving out of certain non-strategic areas to focus on core therapies. Pre-pandemic early digital adoption appears to have played out well too for the French group’s listed Indian arm.
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