Bafna Pharmaceuticals hit an upper circuit of 5% at Rs 135.15 after the UK drug regulator approved the company s two newly added automated packaging lines.
In a regulatory filing made after market hours yesterday, the company said that it had added two fully automated packaging lines to its existing capacity.
The aforementioned packaging lines have been approved by the UK-MHRA (Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency) for the United Kingdom and the European Union (EU).
Commenting on the approval, Mahaveer Chand Bafna, CEO of Bafna Pharmaceuticals, said: The approval from UK- MHRA will provide further momentum to our already expanding business in the UK, Europe and other regulated markets. This approval will enable Bafna Pharma to increase its output and consequentially generate higher revenue and profits.
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There s isn t much info to run by right now, but the NHRA said that electric cars will compete within all seven divisions of the Summit Racing Series. Rules for the EV category are still in discussion and will be released as soon as possible to give builders and racers ample time to prepare for next season.
According to the NHRA, the goal of this new all-electric class is to support the EV market in the same way as the governing body supports the internal combustion segment by providing new ways to push the limits of power and performance.
Thanks to her new tablet device, Justice Mae Winchell-Phagan is actually excited about her next doctorâs appointmentâa virtual visit.
âIâm able to look up appointments, view past appointments and transfer health data,â explained the Hibbing Housing and Redevelopment resident while she browsed her clinic s telehealth app.
Winchell-Phagan, who has cystic fibrosis, noted that the appâs messaging feature allowed her to directly ask medical questions and receive answers in a timelier manner using her tablet than any other method. âSometimes,â she added, âI even get test results back before my doctors do!â
Her tablet is part of a broader technology initiative by the Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Hibbing (HRA) that includes both tablet devices and broadband internet.