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Trades about 30% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Viyash Scientific Limited is a global veterinary healthcare company with operations spanning Europe, Asia, and other international markets. It specializes in developing and supplying finished dosage forms for a range of therapeutic applications, including nutritional support, pain relief, parasite control, antibiotic treatments, and gut health solutions. These products cater to various animals like livestock, poultry, and domestic pets. Additionally, the company extends its expertise through analytical testing and specialized veterinary formulation services. Originally established as Sequent Scientific Limited, the company officially adopted the name Viyash Scientific Limited in January 2026. Founded in 1985, its corporate headquarters are situated in Hyderabad, India. Currently, Viyash Scientific Limited functions as a subsidiary of CA Harbor Investments.
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