Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw discusses Biocon's mission to make vital drugs affordable and accessible. She criticizes Western pharmaceutical companies for prioritizing high margins and high prices. She argues Biocon's high-volume, lower-price model can expand patient access while remaining profitable.
- Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw describes the biotech industry as humanitarian and patient-focused.
- She criticizes Western companies for emphasizing margins and high drug prices.
- She says drugs should not be restricted to those who can afford them.
- She explains Biocon's model is driven by high volume rather than high price.
- She argues affordability does not mean lower profitability.
Biocon high-volume model expands access profitably.
Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw argues Biocon deliberately uses a high-volume, affordable-drug model instead of the Western low-volume, high-price model; this lets the company serve more patients and expand access while remaining profitable.
This Bloomberg Markets video, published August 21, 2026,
features Kiran Mazumdar Shaw
discussing BIOCON.
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