Alivus Life Sciences Expects API Production to Resume by 1 March 2026 After Fire Incident
Alivus Life Sciences reports that a fire incident on February 14, 2026, at its Dahej facility affected one production block, but API manufacturing was unaffected. API production is expected to resume by March 1, 2026, and intermediate production by mid-March 2026. The company anticipates a few delayed shipments due to this temporary disruption.
The fire incident has caused a temporary disruption in manufacturing operations, leading to potential delays in shipments, which could have a moderate impact on the company's operations and financials.
The announcement provides an update on a fire incident and the company's plan to resume production. It does not contain overtly positive or negative language.
Alivus Life Sciences Limited (formerly Glenmark Life Sciences Limited) announced an update regarding the fire incident that occurred on February 14, 2026, at its manufacturing facility in Dahej, Bharuch district, Gujarat. The incident was confined to one production block, affecting a portion of the intermediate manufacturing facilities. The Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) manufacturing facilities in the same block remain unaffected. All other six production blocks at the Dahej site are unaffected and continue to remain fully operational.
The company has assessed the situation and expects to resume API production at the affected block from March 1, 2026, and production of intermediates from mid-March 2026. This temporary cessation of manufacturing operations will result in a few delayed shipments.
Alivus Life Sciences emphasizes that safety is of paramount importance and that the company follows stringent safety standards and protocols across its operations, taking all necessary precautionary measures to prevent any untoward incidents.
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