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July 10, 2019

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Pharmaceutical Export Promotion Council of India (Pharmexcil) was set up by the Ministry of Commerce & Industry in 2004 with a mandate to promote Pharmaceuticals exports and is playing the role of a facilitator in promoting exports of pharmaceutical products.

The Indian pharmaceutical industry, through participation in various trade events and fairs have been able to enhance its presence and exports of pharmaceutical products in countries across the world.  The value of pharmaceuticals exports during the last five years is as under:

India's Pharma exports for Five years ending 2018-19

       (In US $ million)

Year

2014-15

2015-16

2016-17

2017-18

2018-19

Pharmaceuticals Exports

15433

16912

16785

17281

19134

List of export Promotional activities undertaken by Pharmexcil with the support of the Department of Commerce during the last five years is given below:

List of export promotional activities undertaken by Pharmexcil with the support of Department of Commerce during the last 5 years

2014-15

S.No.

Name Of The Event

Date

Country

Brief Particulars

1.

Pharmaconex, Egypt

01st – 03rd April, 2014

Egypt

23 Indian companies participated in the event

2.

CPhI-China

26th – 28th June, 2014

China

22 Companies participated in the event

3

CPhI-Istanbul

04th – 06th June, 2014

Turkey

Pharmexcilparticipated 1st time in the Event and 15 companies participated in the event

4

Korea Pharma

10th – 13th June, 2014

South Korea

Pharmexcilparticipated 2nd time in the event.  12 Companies have participated in the event

5

Interphex

05th – 07th JULY, 2014

Japan

Pharmexcilorganized B2B and 15 companies participated in the event

6

Expo-Cum-BSM In South America

05th – 07thAugust, 2014

Brazil

15 Companies participated in the Event.

7

Business Delegation Latin America

07th – 20thAugust, 2014

Bolivia,Peru

,El Salvador And Guatemala

27 Companies participated in the Event

8

India Show At Russia,  Moscow

24th – 25thSeptember, 2014

Russia

20 Companies participated in the Event and 120 Foreign Buyers have attended

9

CPhI-Worldwide

07th – 09thOctober, 2014

Paris

Pharmexcilparticipated 9th time in the event and 35 companies participated

10

Pharmtech

25th – 28th Nov, 2014

Russia                   

2nd participation by Pharmexciland 10 Companies have taken part in the Event.

11

Arab Health

26th– 29thJanuary, 2015

Dubai

This is the 08th consecutive participation in the event.  48 companies participated in the event

12

Business Delegation To East European Countries

15th – 25thFebruary, 2015

Hungary, Romania, Czech Republic

Pharmexcilorganized and 22 companies participated in the Event

13

Expo-Cum-BSM in  Myanmar

19th – 21stFebruary, 2015

Myanmar

20 Companies participated in the Expo

14

Business Delegation to CIS Countries

08th – 18thMARCH, 2015

Uzbekistan,Kyrgyzstan & Kazakhstan

48 Indian Companies participated in the BSMs

15

Business Delegation to ASEAN Countries

11th – 20thMARCH, 2015

Philippines, Cambodia & Vietnam

EXPO organized in Vietnam and BSM in other 2 countries. 45 Companies participated

16

Engredia

06th – 08thMARCH, 2015

USA

10 Companies participated in the Event

17

IPHEX

21st – 23rd May, 2014

India

300 Indian Exhibitors and 620 Foreign Delegates have participated

18

BSMs In Vibrant Gujarat

09th-11thJanuary, 2015

India

120 Indian delegates and 70 Overseas have attended the BSMs

19

Bio Asia

05th – 07thFebruary, 2015

India

24 Overseas and 60 Indian Delegates attended the event

2015-16

S.No.

Name Of The Event

Date

Country

Brief Particulars

1

Pharmaconex

18th-20th April,2015

Egypt

Pharmexcil participated for the 3rd consecutive year and orgnaized India Pavilion. 23 companies participated

2

CPhI-China

24th-26th ,June,2015

China

Participated for the 5th consecutive year and organized India Pavilion. 23 companies

3

Korea Pharma

21st -24th April,2015

South Korea

Pharmexcil participated for the 3rd consecutive year and orgnaized India Pavilion. 12 companies participated

4

Iran Health

15th-18th May,2015

Iran

Pharmexcil participated   and orgnaized India Pavilion. 20 companies participated

5

CPhI-Istanbul

03rd- 05thJune,2015

Turkey

Pharmexcil participated for the 2nd consecutive year and orgnaized India Pavilion. 26 companies participated

6

BSM – Cum - EXPO IN LAC COUNTRIES

23rdAugust – 05thSeptember,15

Peru,

Paraguay

,Chile and Argentina

Pharmexcil has organized BSM-cum-Expo in Peru and BSMs in 3 LAC Countries. 42companies participated in the event

7

CPhI-Worldwide

13th-15thOctober,2015

Spain

10th participation of the Pharmexcil in the event.  50 companies participated in the event

8

Expo-Cum-BSM In Russia & BSM In Belarus & Uzbekistan

24thFebruary – 05thMarch, 2016

Russia, Belarus & Uzbekistan

Pharmexcil organized BSM cum Expo in Russia followed BSMs in 2 countries. 75 companies participated in the Event.

9

Arab Health 2016

25th – 28th January,

2016

Dubai

Pharmexcil participated for the 9th consecutive year and organized India Pavilion. 51 companies participated

10

Vita Food

05th-7th May 2015

Switzerland

Pharmexcil participated for the 6th consecutive year and orgnaized India Pavilion. 10 companies participated

11

IPHEX-Africa And BSM In Nigeria

18th-19thFebruary2016

Nigeria

Pharmexcil organized Expo in Nigeria. 84 companies participated

12

IPHEX

13th  – 15th May, 2015

India

3rd edition of IPHEX was held at Mumbai .401 Indian companies exhibited. 550 Overseas buyers taken part in the event.

13

Business Delegation to ASEAN Countries

13th-23rd  March ,16

Cambodia,Vietnam & Thailand

Pharmexcil organized Business delegation to Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand and 35 Indian Companies participated

14

Supplyside – West

07th – 08thOctober, 2015

Switzerland

Pharmexcil participated in the Exhibition and 10 Indian Companies participated

15

BSM at India Pharma Expo

07th -09th January, 2016

 India

Pharmexcil participated in the Event  and 100 Indian Companies and 20 Foreign Buyers participated

2016-17.

S.No.

Name Of The Event

Date

Country

Brief Particulars

1

Pharmaconex

19th-21st April, 2016

Egypt

Pharmexcil participated for the 4th consecutive year and orgnaized India Pavilion. 23 companies participated

2

CPhI-Japan

20th-22nd April, 2016

Japan

Pharmexcil participated in the event and 15 companies participated

3

Korea Pharma

26th-29th April, 2016

South Korea

Pharmexcil participated for the 4th consecutive year and orgnaized India Pavilion. 19 companies participated

4

Vita Food

10th-12th May, 2016

Switzerland

Pharmexcil participated for the 7th consecutive year and orgnaized India Pavilion. 10 companies participated

5

Iran Health

15th-18th May, 2016

Iran

Pharmexcil participated   and orgnaized India Pavilion. 20 companies participated

6

CPhI-Istanbul

01st-03rd June, 2016

Turkey

Pharmexcil participated for the 3RD consecutive year and orgnaized India Pavilion. 13 companies participated

7

AAPI – USA

01st-03rd July, 2016

USA

Pharmexcil participated 1st time in the Event

8

IPHEX– LATAM & BSM in Lac Countries

24thAugust, – 02ndSeptember, 2017

Peru,Colombia,Mexico, Panama

Pharmexcil has organized BSM-cum-Expo in Peru and BSMs in 3 LAC Countries. 25 companies participated in the event

9

CPhI-Worldwide

4th-6th October, 2016

Spain

11th participation of the Pharmexcil in the event.  45 companies participated in the event

10

2nd European World Ayurveda Congress

15th-18thOctober, 2016

Germany

1st time Pharmexcil participated in the Exhibition

11

Expo-Cum-BSM in Russia & BSM in Maldova and Kazakhstan

22nd November – 10th December 2016

Russia, Moldova & Kazakhstan

Pharmexcil organized BSM cum Expo in Russia followed BSMs in 2 countries. 50 companies participated in the Event.

12

Arab Health 2017

28th January,  – 01st February, 2017

Dubai

Pharmexcil participated for the 11th consecutive year and organized India Pavilion. 35 companies participated

13

CPhI-China

21st-23rd June, 2016

China

Participated for the 6th consecutive year and organized India Pavilion. 19 companies

14

IPHEX-Africa and BSM in Zambia and Tanzania

13th-21st February, 2017

Ethiopia,Zambia,Tanzania

Pharmexcil organized Expo in Ethiopia and BSMs in 2 countries. 40 companies participated

15

IPHEX

27th-29thApril,2016

India

4th edition of IPHEX was held at Mumbai during 27-29th April 2016. 300 Indian companies exhibited. 600 Overseas buyers taken part in the event.

2017-18

S.No.

Name Of The Event

Date

Country

Brief Particulars

1.

Pharmaconex, Egypt

08th-10th, February, 2017

Egypt

19 Indian companies participated in the event

2.

CPhI-China

20th-22nd  June,17

China

20 Companies participated in the event

3

LATAM-Peru

27th August – 09thSeptember, 2017

Peru,Colombia, El Salvador

Pharmexcil organized BSM-cum Expo in Peru and BSMs in Colombia, El Salvador and 30 companies participated in the Event

4

CPhI-Worldwide

24th – 26thOctober, 2017

Germany

Pharmexcil participated 12th time in the event and 52 companies participated

5

Arab Health

28th – 31st, January 2018

Dubai

This is the 12th consecutive participation in the event.  60 companies participated in the event

4

BSMs in Africa

18th-28thFebruary, 2018

Congo,Nigeria And Cote D’ Ivoire

Pharmexcil organized first time BSM cum Expo in Africa and 49 companies participated in the event

5

IPHEX

27th-29th April, 2017

India

5TH edition of the event and 300 Indian companies and 650 Foreign Buyers participated

6

CPhI-India

28th-30thNovember, 17

India

12TH time Pharmexcil participated in the Event.  106 companies participated in the event

7

International Arogya

04th- 07thDecember, 17

India

70 overseas and 130 Indian participants have taken part in the event

2018-19

S.No.

Name of the event

Date

Country

Brief Particulars

1.

CPhI Japan

18th-20th April, 2018

Japan

Pharmexcil organised India pavilion at CPHI, Japan and 20 Indian companies participated.

2.

IPHEX

8th-10th May, 2018

India

IPHEX (International Exhibition for Pharma and Healthcare) held at New Delhi where over 360 exhibitors, 900 overseas delegates and 1500 visitors attended.

3.

CPhI China

21st-23rd June, 2018

China

Pharmexcil organised India pavilion and 21 Indian companies participated in the exhibition.

4.

International business and regulatory meet

20th-22nd August, 2018

China

Pharmexcil with 27 Indian companies participated in the meet and interacted with over 200 Chinese companies.

5.

Maghreb Pharma Expo

17th-19thSeptember, 2018

Algeria

Pharmexcil participated with 17 Indian companies in Maghreb Pharma Expo and exporters aware of opportunities for APIs nutraceuticals pharma missionary.

6.

Iran Pharma

24th-27thSeptember, 2018

Iran

In view of good exporting opportunities available for API exporters and contract manufacturing opportunities, Pharmexcil organised pavilion in this events wherein 19 Indian companies participated.

7.

Business delegation to LAC

3rd-14th September, 2018

Brazil, Guatemala and Honduras

To promote Indian pharma exports to LAC region, Pharmexcil took the delegation with 21 Indian companies as participants.

8.

CPhI Worldwide

9th-11th October, 2018

Spain

Pharmexcil participated with 55 Indian companies and organised India pavilion.

9.

Business delegation to CIS countries

17th Nov-1st Dec, 2018

Russia, Turkmenistan and Ukraine

Delegation of Indian Pharma companies led by Pharmexcil held Buyer Seller Meets and interactive meetings with Government officials. 23 Indian companies participated in the event

10.

CPhI India

12th-14thDecember, 2018

India

Pharmexcil organised a pavilion with 116 stalls wherein 108 companies participated.

11.

RBSM at World Arogya Congress

18th-20thDecember, 2018

India

Pharmexcil organised Reverse Buyer Seller Meet (RBSM) wherein 17 overseas buyers from 6 countries were invited for the meet and over 17 Indian delegates interacted with them.

12.

Arab Health

28th-30 January, 2019

Dubai

Pharmexcil organised India pavilion and 63 Indian pharma companies participated.

13.

Trade Delegation to ASEAN countries

 

Philippines, Indonesia and Vietnam

Pharmexcil organised a trade delegation and held Buyer Seller Meets wherein 24 Indian companies participated.

14.

IPHEX Africa and Buyer Seller Meets in Uganda and Sudan

6th-16th March, 2019

Nigeria, Uganda and Sudan

Pharmexcil participated in 3rd addition of IPHEX Africa in Nigeria and organised BSMs (Buyer Seller Meets) in Uganda and Sudan. 53 Indian companies participated in the events.

This information was given by the Minister of Commerce and Industry, PiyushGoyal, in a written reply in the Lok Sabha today.

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Acts Income Tax