Seven Indian pharmaceutical companies have launched generic semaglutide drugs at prices 70-80% lower than Novo Nordisk's Ozempic following patent expiration. Novo Nordisk has cut prices by 37% to maintain market share as competition intensifies in India's growing weight-loss drug market.
Zydus Lifesciences launched its Semaglutide injection in India after DCGI approval for diabetes and obesity. The product is sold under three brands with a reusable multi-dose pen at about Rs 2,200 per month.
Zydus Lifesciences launched ANYRA, India's first indigenous Aflibercept biosimilar for retinal conditions, and secured approval for a March 2026 day-one launch of generic semaglutide for diabetes and obesity treatment.
Zydus Lifesciences plans to launch Semaglutide injection in India after patent expiry and introduced ANYRA, India's first indigenous Aflibercept biosimilar. The USFDA cleared the company's Ahmedabad injectable facility with zero observations.
