Quality medicines, made in Nepal.
G.D. Pharmaceuticals manufactures affordable generic medicines for Nepali families, in a facility designed to WHO-GMP guidelines.
- WHO-GMP
- Guidelines the manufacturing unit was designed to
- DDA
- Registered domestic manufacturer with the Department of Drug Administration
- 20+ years
- Since the G.D. Group was founded
- GDPL
- Market symbol, ahead of the public share issue
Medicines Nepal can make for itself
Nepal still imports a large share of its medicines. Every batch made locally narrows that gap.
- 100+
- Allopathic manufacturers operating in Nepal
- 60%
- Of Nepal's medicine market supplied by domestic producers
- 40%
- Still dependent on imports
- Rs. 29.3 bn
- Of allopathic medicines imported through Birgunj last fiscal year
What we make for everyday health
Supporting Nepali families with medicines made at home, to international guidelines.
Quality is built into every step.
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Where are G.D. Pharmaceuticals medicines made?
In Nepal. The company is registered with the Department of Drug Administration as a domestic pharmaceutical industry, and its manufacturing unit was designed to WHO-GMP guidelines.
Who regulates the company?
The Department of Drug Administration (DDA) regulates manufacturing licences, product registration and WHO-GMP certification in Nepal. The proposed share issue is regulated by the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON).
Can I buy shares in G.D. Pharmaceuticals?
Not yet. The company has proposed an Initial Public Offering and its shares are not trading. The issue manager, issue size and dates will be announced after SEBON approval and published under Investor relations.
Where can I find your medicines?
Our medicines are supplied through pharmacies and hospitals. Ask your pharmacist for the brand by name, or send us a distributor enquiry if you want to stock our products.
Can I buy medicines directly from this website?
No. This website gives product information for healthcare professionals. Medicines should be used only as prescribed by a registered medical practitioner.
How do I report a side effect?
Use the Report a side effect form. Tell us the medicine, the batch number printed on the pack if you have it, and what happened. In an emergency, see a doctor first.
Where to find us
Registered office
- Tripureshwor, Kathmandu, Nepal
- 01-4226140
- gdgroup@mos.com.np
Birgunj Plant
- Birgunj, Parsa, Nepal
- 051-522374
Birgunj Industrial Corridor, Parsa, Nepal
Pharmacy, hospital or distributor?
Tell us where you are and we will route your enquiry to the right team.
Every batch, every pack, tested.
Pharmacies, hospitals and distributors: tell us where you are and we will route your enquiry.
- WHO-GMP
- Guidelines the manufacturing unit was designed to
- DDA
- Registered domestic manufacturer with the Department of Drug Administration
Had a side effect from one of our medicines?
Tell us. Every report helps us keep our products safe. In an emergency, see a doctor first.