Zydus To Expand Takeda Supply Chain Role, Boost US Sales With CVS Tie-Up

ALS, CAPS Candidate In US Trials

A Zydus-Takeda joint venture is expected to supply more raw materials to the Japanese major. Meanwhile, a tie-up with CVS Caremark for the sitagliptin franchise is a boost for Zydus’s US sales while the company focuses R&D efforts on rare diseases like ALS and CAPS

Zydus is developing multiple growth prongs for the US market
Zydus Hopes For US Revenues Boost In 2025 (Shutterstock)

Zydus Lifesciences Ltd plans to expand the role played by its equal stake Indian joint venture (JV) with Takeda Pharmaceutical Co Ltd in supplying active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and intermediates to the Japanese major.

Though this development does not directly relate to imposition of a 10% tariff by the US on imports from China, the tariff is expected to further accelerate a de-risking approach to the supply

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