Indegene, a digital-first life sciences commercialization company, has expanded its operations in India by opening a new center in Pune. The facility leverages the city’s strong pool of technology, management, and medical talent to support clients in accelerating innovation, scaling global operations, and improving healthcare outcomes for patients worldwide.
Indegene works with leading pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device companies by combining deep healthcare expertise with a digital-first approach to product commercialization. Its clients include the world’s top 20 biopharma companies, along with several emerging biotech and device firms.
With nearly 5,000 employees worldwide, Indegene operates through nine global hubs and 20 offices across North America, Europe, and Asia. Listed on BSE (544172) and NSE (INDGN), the company provides end-to-end solutions that span product development, market entry, and lifecycle management.
Indegene’s approach integrates healthcare domain knowledge, fit-for-purpose technology, and an agile operating model to deliver scalable, personalized, and omnichannel engagement for both patients and physicians. Guided by its purpose of enabling healthcare organizations to be future-ready, Indegene continues to expand its global footprint while driving innovation and efficiency across the life sciences ecosystem.
Indegene is a global enterprise focused on driving transformation in the life sciences sector by combining deep domain expertise with digital-first solutions. Headquartered in Bengaluru, the company partners with leading pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device organizations to accelerate drug development, improve commercialization, and enhance patient engagement.
With capabilities spanning medical content, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and omnichannel marketing, Indegene helps clients adapt to the evolving healthcare ecosystem while ensuring compliance and efficiency. Its innovative approach positions it as a trusted partner for companies seeking to navigate the intersection of healthcare, technology, and patient-centricity.
