Godrej eyes double-digit growth in healthcare biz

Consumer goods firm Godrej & Boyce is looking at double-digit growth in its healthcare business going forward, and after the pandemic started in March 2020, it has witnessed a sustained rising demand of its key healthcare products and solutions, said a top company official.

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Published:17th May, 2021 at 1:45 AM

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Besides, Godrej & Boyce, part of over $4.1-billion Godrej Group and a leading maker of medical refrigerators in India, is also quite open to alliance with any vaccine makers such as Pfizer’s, that needs to be kept in (-) 70 degrees Celsius. The company’s healthcare businesses are growing in the range of 22-25 per cent in the past year, said Godrej & Boyce ED Nyrika Holkar.

“We believe the healthcare sector present opportunities for y-o-y double-digit growth for the foreseeable future ,” Holkar said.

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Godrej eyes double-digit growth in healthcare biz

Consumer goods firm Godrej &amp; Boyce is looking at double-digit growth in its healthcare business going forward, and after the pandemic started in March 2020, it has witnessed a sustained rising demand of its key healthcare products and solutions, said a top company official.

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Consumer goods firm Godrej & Boyce is looking at double-digit growth in its healthcare business going forward, and after the pandemic started in March 2020, it has witnessed a sustained rising demand of its key healthcare products and solutions, said a top company official.