Medplus Subsidiary Faces 3-Day Drug License Suspension in Tamil Nadu, Minor Revenue Impact
The suspension is for a very short duration of three days for a single store, and the estimated revenue loss of ₹3.03 lakhs is negligible in the context of the company's overall operations.
The company's subsidiary received a drug license suspension, indicating a regulatory non-compliance and resulting in a minor financial loss.
* Optival Health Solutions Private Limited, a subsidiary of Medplus Health Services Limited, has received a three-day suspension order for a Drug License. * The suspension applies to a store located in MGR Nagar, Tamil Nadu. * The order was issued by the Assistant Director, Drugs Control Administration, Zone III, Tamil Nadu, and received on 22 July 2025. * The violation is cited under Rule 65 of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940, and the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules, 1945. * The potential revenue loss due to this suspension is estimated at approximately ₹3.03 lakhs.
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