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Trades about 61% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TAKE Solutions Limited, operating across the United States, Asia Pacific, and Europe, specializes in providing expert services and cutting-edge solutions for the life sciences and supply chain management sectors. For the life sciences industry, the company delivers technology-driven and proprietary solutions, alongside consulting and practical services covering clinical trials, regulatory compliance, and patient safety. Its specific offerings in this area include clinical research, development of generic drugs, data analytics, regulatory affairs management, and pharmacovigilance. Beyond this, TAKE Solutions also offers IT infrastructure and support, comprehensive supply chain management, engineering, design, and sourcing services. The company caters to a diverse client base, encompassing both major and smaller innovative biopharmaceutical and medical device firms, as well as generic drug producers. Established in 2000, its main office is located in Chennai, India. TAKE Solutions Limited functions as a subsidiary of TAKE Solutions Pte. Limited.
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