Part I: Introduction of Novartis India ______________________________________________ Introduction of the Company: Name of the company: Novartis India Ltd. Industry: Pharmaceuticals Founded: 1996 (from merger) Headquarters: Basel, Switzerland Revenue (2015): 957.35 Crores Registered Office: Address Sandoz House, Shivsagar Estate,, Dr Annie Besant Road, District Mumbai State Maharashtra Pin Code 400018 Tel. No. 022-24958400,022-24958888 Fax No. 24950221 Email : girish.tekchandani@novartis.com
Table of Contents Ch. No. Chapter Name Page no. 1 Introduction of Novartis India 4 2 Production Department 10 3 HR Department 18 4 Finance Department 34 5 Purchase Department 48 6 Marketing Department 53 7 Industrial Analysis 56 8 Mini Project 67 9 Background of the study 68 10 Objectives of the study 70 11 Significance of the Study 71 12 Scope of the Study 72 13 Definitions of Significant Terms Used in the Study 73 14 Literature Review 75 15 Research methodology • Research Design • Population
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