­S.V.R. Laboratories Private Limited (SVRLPL) is a Visakhapatnam based company incorporated in 2003 which is a part of SVR Group. The company is engaged in the business of manufacturing of bulk drug intermediaries. Promoted by Mr. Nageswara Rao, Mr. K.S Chowdary, and Ms. Naga Durga who have more than three decades of experience in the Pharma industry.

­SVR Laboratories Private Limited (SVRLPL) is a Hyderabad based company incorporated in the year 2003. It is engaged manufacturing of bulk drug intermediaries. SVR Drugs Private Limited (SVRDPL) is a Visakhapatnam based company incorporated in the year 2010. It is engaged in the business of manufacturing of bulk drug intermediaries and Active Pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). SVRLPL and SVRDPL together referred as SVR Group (SVRG), is promoted by Mr. Nageswara Rao, Mr. K.S Chowdary, Ms. Naga Durga who have more than three decades of experience in the Pharma industry.

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