Corona Remedies Limited has received Eurasian Economic Union – Good Manufacturing Practices (EAEU–GMP) certification, marking a major milestone in its international expansion strategy.
The accreditation enables Corona to enter five EAEU member countries—Russia, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan—under a B2B business model.
What the certification unlocks?
EAEU–GMP certification provides access to a pharmaceutical market valued at approximately USD 25 billion. It also establishes a clear regulatory pathway for Corona to build long-term partnerships across the Eurasian region.
Strategic fit with core therapy areas
The certification strengthens Corona’s expansion plans across its four key therapeutic pillars:
Women’s health
Cardio-diabetes
Pain management
Urology
These segments align with high unmet needs and strong demand across EAEU markets.
Leadership perspective
“This recognition opens new avenues for Corona Remedies to contribute meaningfully to healthcare systems across the Eurasian region,” said Nirav K. Mehta, CEO and Managing Director, Corona Remedies Limited. “It reflects our belief that quality healthcare should not be bound by geography. We see this as a critical step toward becoming a trusted international partner in pharmaceutical innovation.”
He added that Corona remains committed to delivering sustainable, scalable, and quality-driven solutions, guided by care, trust, and community well-being.
Operational credibility and regulatory strength
Corona is among the few pharmaceutical manufacturers in Gujarat to receive EAEU–GMP certification. The achievement highlights:
Strong operational excellence
Robust quality management systems
Compliance with global regulatory standards
The company continues to operate under its guiding principle: “One World, One Quality.”
About Corona Remedies
Corona Remedies Limited is a domestic, branded pharmaceutical formulation company focused on:
Women’s healthcare
Cardio-diabetes
Pain management
Urology
The company is the fastest-growing firm among the top 30 companies in the Indian Pharmaceutical Market, based on domestic sales.