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The regulators were criticised for their purported inaction against the online pharmacy company that wants to go public.
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The regulators were criticised for their purported inaction against the online pharmacy company that wants to go public.
The platform's legality was called into question by the traders' body, citing an order passed by the Delhi High Court.
The lack of well-defined regulations governing the online health care sector continues to create uncertainty. SDCA says e-pharmacies are not legal under Indian law.
Prosus Ventures and TPG Growth are leading an investment of $350 million (~Rs 2,570 crore) in API Holdings, the parent company of online pharmacy...
Canadian pension fund Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ), is set to acquire a 2% stake in PharmEasy’s parent company API Holdings,...
Without disclosing any detail on the structure, the Competition Commission of India said it has approved the merger of MedLife with larger online pharmacy...
E-pharmacies have once again said that they are platforms like Ola and Uber, and do not need a license to operate. Just as Ola...
Update on January 7: What the e-pharmacies appealed Practo claimed that it ensures that sale and purchase records of medicines are stored, and Schedule...
The Madras HC has suspended its interim order banning online sale of medicines until the Union Government releases rules governing e-pharmacies. NetMeds founder and...
Healthcare startup Pharmeasy has raised $50 million in a Series C round, led by Eight Roads Ventures India, F-Prime Capital, Fundamentum Partnership backed by...