The new business entity ProchemTapasyaPvt Ltd will add value to create a one-stop solution for Pharma and allied industries. The value proposition for customers will be in terms of project execution at a faster pace and hence better return on investment.

This will help the companies leverage their combined expertise, manufacturing strengths, and market knowledge and further strengthen Prochem’s efforts in its quest to offer innovative and customised solutions to enterprises across verticals.

Prochem’s Pharma Division, a globally recognised leader in API powder handling solutions for various domains has merged with Tapasya, a proven expert in granulation and a single-stop solution provider of solid formulations to Pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and food industries.

This will help the companies leverage their combined expertise, manufacturing strengths, and market knowledge and further strengthen Prochem’s efforts in its quest to offer innovative and customised solutions to enterprises across verticals from active Pharma ingredients to formulations in various geographies and many industries like Speciality Chemicals, Agro Chemicals, Nutraceuticals etc

The new business entity ProchemTapasyaPvt Ltd will add value to create a one-stop solution for Pharma and allied industries. The value proposition for customers will be in terms of project execution at a faster pace and hence better return on investment. The alliance will also add value in terms of quality and cost optimisation.

“I am truly excited about the possibilities, this merger of Tapasya with Prochem’s Pharma Division offers. As a leader in Granulation, Tapasya has its own distinct strengths in the Pharma and FMCG industries, and its RMG specially the Sizoner is the highest sold machine in the global market and widely used across industries. Together we will be able to offer our clients across verticals, innovative solutions that deliver better performance and reliability going forward. We can grow to become stronger and have a better impact, a reflection of the ‘Make in India’ vision we have been pursuing,” said Shashi Rai, Director of Prochem