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India's Ranbaxy gets Canada nod for generic drug

Mon Oct 22, 2007 2:27am EDT

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MUMBAI, Oct 22 (Reuters) - India's Ranbaxy Laboratories (RANB.BO), has obtained approval to market Ran-Lisinopril in Canada, the drug maker said on Monday.

A company spokesman said Ran-Lisinopril was a branded generic generic drug used to treat hypertension.

The drug is the generic form of Zestril tablets made by AstraZeneca Plc (AZN.L), the spokesman said.

((Reporting by Himangshu Watts; Reuters Messaging: himangshu.watts.reuters.com@reuters.net +91 22 6636 9030)) Keywords: RANBAXY CANADA/

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