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Granules Life Sciences receives US FDA approval for Hyderabad facility

IMT News Desk

The company plans to launch the approved product in the US market soon

Granules India announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Granules Life Sciences (GLS), located in Hyderabad has received USFood and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for a product that was the subject of a Pre- Approval Inspection (PAI) conducted between July 28 and August 1, 2025.

There was one observation during that inspection, and the GLS had submitted its response within the stipulated time.

With this approval, the GLS facility is now deemed approved by the US FDA, marking a major milestone for Granules India as it expands its finished dosage manufacturing capabilities. This is the first FDA approval for the GLS site.

The company plans to launch the approved product in the US market soon. The same product is already approved and manufactured at Granules’ Gagillapur facility. The new approval will help strengthen market share and support business continuity through multi-site manufacturing.

“We plan on launching the product into the U.S. market soon. It is an already approved product at our Gagillapur facility, but we plan on building market share with this approval,” said Dr Krishna Prasad Chigurupati, Chairman and Managing Director, Granules India. “We also have other products filed from this site and expect the U.S. FDA to approve them following necessary audits if required. This marks the first approval from our second Hyderabad facility with finished dosage capabilities.”

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