Chirayu Amin was born in Baroda, India, India. Pharma tycoon Chirayu Amin's Alembic Pharmaceuticals is one of India's oldest pharma companies, founded by his grandfather in 1907 to make tincture and alcohol. Today, Alembic gets half of its $478 million revenue from the domestic market selling a range of generic drugs, including popular cough syrup Glycodin. It's now aiming to launch about 30 products in the U.S. over the next 3 years. His 3 sons work with him. Amin is the brother-in-law of billionaire Harsh Mariwala.
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