340 upcoming and ongoing pharmaceuticals projects in Telangana worth ₹32,768 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 10 Sep 2026.
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Latest pharmaceuticals projects in Telangana
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A pharmaceutical company plans to expand its manufacturing capacity in Telangana, costing Rs. 80 million. Consent from state pollution control authorities has been obtained, indicating progress in establishing the project
Emmennar Pharma (Unit-III), a prominent pharmaceutical company, is embarking on a significant expansion project in Turkal Khanapur, Hathnoora, Sangareddy, Telangana. The project entails the expansion of pharmaceutical products, specifically targeting a production capacity of 1350.5 metric tons per month (TPM). With an estimated cost of Rs. 610 million, this strategic initiative showcases the company's commitment to meeting the growing demand for pharmaceutical products. As of August 2021, Emmennar Pharma (Unit-III) has obtained consent from the state pollution control authorities, indicating their adherence to environmental regulations and their dedication to responsible business practices.
A pharmaceutical company plans to expand its products in Telangana. The project aims to increase production capacity to 1350.5 TPM at an estimated cost of Rs. 610 million. Consent from pollution control authorities has been obtained.
Pharmaceutical company plans new manufacturing project in Telangana. Capacity of 155.03 TPM, project cost Rs. 300 million. Received consent from pollution control authorities
A pharmaceutical company plans to expand drug intermediates manufacturing in Telangana, increasing capacity to 2000 Kg/Day. Project cost estimated at Rs.30 million. State pollution authorities have granted approval.
A pharmaceutical company in Telangana plans to expand its manufacturing capacity for pharma products, investing Rs. 100 million. With consent from pollution control authorities, the project aims to meet growing demand and promote sustainable industrial development.