Universal Nutriscience completes acquisition of nutraceuticals business from Sanofi India

Universal Nutriscience completes acquisition of nutraceuticals business from Sanofi India

PTIUpdated: Thursday, September 30, 2021, 04:51 PM IST
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Universal Nutriscience Pvt Ltd is a partnership between Kedaara Capital and Universal Medicare/ Representational image |

Universal Nutriscience on Thursday said it has completed the acquisition of the nutraceuticals business from Sanofi India.

The company has completed "the acquisition of all assets pertaining to the nutraceuticals business of Sanofi India Ltd (SIL) through a slump sale process," Universal Nutriscience (UNS) said in a statement.

The complete nutraceutical portfolio consisting of 16 brands, including market leaders such as Seacod, ECod, CoQ, Primosa, Collaflex, along with most of the employees engaged in the marketing and distribution of these brands, have been seamlessly transferred to Universal Nutriscience effective September 30, 2021, it added.

"I am delighted that UNS is focused exclusively on Nutraceuticals and has the necessary resources, the drive, and the vision to become the country's leading Nutraceutical and Wellness company," Chairman of the Board of Directors - UNS, Shailesh Ayyangar said.

Universal Nutriscience Pvt Ltd is a partnership between Kedaara Capital and Universal Medicare.

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