Shaily Engineering Plastics Announces Regulatory Approval & Launch of Semaglutide Injection Device
Shaily Engineering Plastics Limited announced the launch of a Semaglutide injection in Canada, utilizing its ShailyPen Neo™ device. The product is also available in India since March 2026 and has USFDA Tentative Approval. Shaily is responsible for the device's design, development, manufacturing, and supply.
The launch of a new product with regulatory approvals, especially in the pharmaceutical device sector, can have a significant impact on the company's market position and revenue, though the immediate financial impact is not quantified.
The announcement details regulatory approvals and the launch of a new product incorporating the company's technology, which is a positive development.
Shaily Engineering Plastics Limited (Shaily) has announced the launch of a generic version of Semaglutide injection in Canada. This launch incorporates Shaily's proprietary ShailyPen Neo™ spring-driven pen injector platform. The combination product has been commercially available in India since March 2026 and has received USFDA Tentative Approval.
ShailyPen Neo™ is a high-performance, variable and fixed dose platform compatible with ISO-standard 3 mL cartridges. Shaily's involvement includes the full design, development, manufacturing, and supply of the device components. The company has secured USFDA Tentative Approval, Health Canada Notice of Compliance, and Indian Regulatory Approval for this device.
Amit Sanghvi, Managing Director of Shaily Engineering Plastics Limited, expressed pride in the achievement, highlighting the investment in spring-actuated pen injector technology and the collaborative efforts with customers and the Shaily team.
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