Vibha Ravi
Senior Editor
Vibha provides news and analysis for Pink Sheet and Scrip on a broad range of subjects related to companies, including deals, strategy, regulation and policy. Her multimedia content including infographics and podcasts have helped her win internal awards. She brings her education in business management and experience as a senior journalist for AFX-Asia to bear in spotting trends. As an attendee and panelist at conferences, she strives to bring unique insights to the audience. In her spare time, she enjoys travel, photography and blogging.
Latest From Vibha Ravi
Proposed US BIOSECURE Act - Do Lonza, Other CDMOs Gain And How Soon?
Concerns over the impact of the proposed US BIOSECURE Act on the CRO and CDMO segments linger despite proponent Mike Gallagher’s plan to leave Congress soon. Which global manufacturers could gain, what determines a shift away from Chinese companies and how imminent is this? Scrip brings insights from industry feedback and other sources.
Lilly, BMS, Microsoft On GenAI’s Machine-First Approach Success, Cell Therapy Use, Regulation
Machines are now generating molecules that “no human would have imagined,” heard delegates at the BioAsia 2024 summit in Hyderabad, as big pharma and tech leaders discussed the many ways in which AI is causing fundamental shift in R&D approaches.
Adopt Unilever Model, Tech To Prevent ‘India Plus One’ Situation – CRDMO CXOs
CRDMO CXOs sketch a promising landscape for the Indian industry, highlighting technology, scale and talent, particularly millennials and Gen Z, as key factors in a SWOT analysis - while cautioning that a global ‘China plus one’ strategy could turn to a ‘India plus one’ too.
Roche Launches Eylea Competitor Vabysmo In India On The Heels Of Ocrevus
Roche is stepping up its game in India with the launch of blockbuster Vabysmo (faricimab), closely on the heels of Ocrevus (ocrelizumab). It hopes to drive access for the nAMD and DME drug via government procurement and insurance schemes and tiered pricing.
BMS’ Boerner Bets On AI-Driven R&D In India, Points To Potential For MS, Lupus Drugs
Bristol Myers Squibb CEO Christopher Boerner is looking to India to house the the company’s largest R&D site outside of the US, channeling the country's IT expertise to expand its AI-driven small-molecule research. He also wants to bring its drugs to treat multiple sclerosis and Lupus to India.
A Myrbetriq Battle Is Brewing And Why It Matters
Zydus and Lupin are gearing up for the US launch of a generic to Astellas Pharma’s blockbuster drug Myrbetriq (mirabegron) while Aurobindo expects a longer wait. Meanwhile, Torrent is preparing to defend its market share in chronic therapies in India as other companies increasingly target this segment