Global Clinical Development Partner Providing Quality Clinical Research Solutions
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The Veeda Advantage
Infrastructure
Corporate Overview
Peopl e
Quality at Veeda
Clients and Awards
Experien ce
The Veeda Advantage Extensive Scientific Competence to service a Diverse client base
High Customer Centricity and Satisfaction
Skilled personnel with focus on Continuous Professional Development
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Independent CRO
Robust Quality & Regulatory Compliance
One stop solution for Complex Studies
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CORPORATE OVERVIEW
Evolutio n
Privately owned, board managed company
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New Facility at Founded at Shivalik with
First regulatory inspection from
WHO, US FDA & UK MHRA
37 Employees
2004 Ahmedaba d
2006
200 7
First regulatory inspection from
ANVISA
201 0
New Facility at
Mehsana, Total
Vedant
number of Employees 970
2015 2018
201 9
New Facility at
Insignia
 New Facility at
Skylar, Exclusively for Screening
 CX Partners join
Corpor ate Outlook
Focus on Organic and Inorganic growth strategies to enhance service capabilities
Operational Stability based on experienced professional management and strong quality culture
Financial Stability based on prudent management & Private Equity sponsorship
Ongoing investments in technology to enhance operating efficiencies and compliance management
Corporate Philosophy
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MISSION & VISION To strive for Excellence in Quality and Endeavour to become the Partner of choice for our Sponsors and our Stakeholders
VALUE S
Humility
Opennes s
Honesty and Integrity
Excellenc e
Innovation
Nurturing Individual Growth
Quality Structure “Veeda’s management is committed to continuous improvement in the effectiveness of our Quality culture, to
providing quality research solutions that meet sponsor and regulatory requirements and to protecting the rights, safety and well being of the study volunteers”
Quality Policy Quality Manageme nt System Quality Culture
Comprehensive system with more than 350 SOPs QC & QA monitoring Monthly Quality Review Meetings
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Balanced Score Cards (BSC) for augmenting corporate strategy Quantifiable Performance Metrics for all departments
Individual KPI’s & KRA’s linked to BSC
CAPA Management
Focus on implementing policies & nurturing individual behavior to sustain our culture of quality
Continuous process improvement
Regulatory 68 successful regulatory audits till date Credentials 26 successful regulatory audits in last 24
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months
33*
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3 *FDA : 17 AUDITS FOR PATIENT BASED STUDIES 16 AUDITS FOR HEALTHY SUBJECTS
Experienc eBA/BE
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1012 Pilot
studies Total 323 2
1632 Pivotal
12 Glucose Clamps studies (700 clamps)
588 Standalone BioAnalytical
19 Inhalation Studies
45 Special Studies *Both Pilot and Pivotal BA/BE
14 FTF Studies
4 Suppositories 10 Patches Studies
88 Complex Clinical Studies
Patient based studies Type of Study Global multi-centred Phase II clinical trials PK Clinical Trials Phase III studies of injectable implants Stand-alone Medical writing BE-PK studies
No. of Studies Complete d Ongoin g Complete d Ongoin g
04 02 22 08 02 04
Therapeutic Segment Oncolog y Oncology and CVS Oncology (14), Psychiatry (6), Rheumatology & Dermatology (1), HIV (1) Oncology (6), Psychiatry (1), Gynaecology (1) Bone disease Psychiatry and oncology
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INFRASTRUC TURE
Clinical Infrastructure
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VEDANT
SHIVALIK
Clinical, Bioanalytical with administrative offices
Dedicated Clinical facility
MEHSANA
INSIGNIA
Clinical and Screening facility
Dedicated Bioanalytical facility
SKYLAR
ARCHIVES
Common screening facility for both Shivalik and Vedant
Internal archival area in each facility. Separate long term archival facility at Mehsana and Unjha
Spread across 17 clinics Vedant Shivalik
170 Beds + 7 Special care beds 12 Intensively monitored beds to conduct Phase I study
502 Beds +
20Speci al care beds
170 Beds + 6 Special care beds
Mehsana
162 Beds + 7 Special care beds
Bioanalytical Infrastructure 46 LC-MS/MS machines Insignia - 33 Vedant - 13 API 5500/4000/3200/3000/2000
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Storage Capacity Plasma Sample: 45 Deep freezers with capacity to store 11,25,000 samples at -80 Cﹾ
IP Storage:
3 Walking type stability chambers with overall capacity to store 34000 Ltr for retention at room temperature
4 Humidity chambers with overall capacity of 3200 Ltr
4 Pharmaceutical refrigerators having storage capacity of 3550 Ltr at 2-8 Cﹾ
Shimadzu 8060/8050/8040 Quattro Premier
2 ICP-OES Watson LIMS
Archival: Capacity to archive approximately 51000 files
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CAPABILITIE S
BA/BE Capabilities
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Volunteer Database (More than 53,900)
Male Volunteers
Complex studies: Cotinine free studies
High number of ambulatory samples Long Washout periods
FTF studies
>47,00 0
Female Volunteers
>3,800
Elderly Males
>1,600
Post - Menopausal Females
>1,500
Routes of administration
Intensive Safety Monitoring
20 different dosage forms
Inhalation Transdermal Patches Rectal/Vaginal suppositories Orals Glucose clamps LAIs
Patient Trials capabilities
Clinical End point studies
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Therapeutic Expertise
Phase II / Phase III studies
Oncolog y Chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML)
Psychiatr y Schizophrenia
Metastatic Breast Cancer
Epilepsy
Non – small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)
Alzheimer
Renal cell carcinoma (RCC) Colorectal Cancer Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) Ovarian Cancer
Cardiology, Immunology (HIV), Dermatology, Rheumatology, PK / PD End point studies
Diverse Routes of administration
Gastroenterology, Orthopaedics Ophthalmology, ENT etc • Extensive Investigators network and experienced project management team • eCTD compilation and data management
Bioanalytical Types of Methods Capabilities
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Total available Bioanalytical methods are more than 850
731 + 19
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Generics + PD/IM
NCE s
63
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State of the art Comple x
Capability to develop methods with lowest quantification level- up to 0.1 pg
MD/M V
Methods developed for:
Endogenous molecules
Hormones
Steroids
Inhalation formulation
Elemental Bioanalysis
Immunogenicity
Bioanalytical Salient Features
Average capacity of 1,00,000 samples per month
Central Bioanalytical Laboratory
Large molecules/ECLIA/ELISA Multiple analysis in single injection
Central labs for Phase II / Phase III studies
Tissue distribution studies
Biopharmaceutics and Project Management Study Designing
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Regulator y
Medical Writing
eCTD compilation
PK and stats Data evaluation
Training & Development
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Peopl e
12 Continuous Professional Development (CPD) program topics/year/department
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Dedicated Training Laboratory with world class features
MD
GCP/GLP training conducted externally once every year SOP training conducted on an ongoing basis
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ACLS/BLS training conducted every quarter eModules Training done through iPads
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CLIENTS AND AWARDS
Cliente le
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Revenue Generation by Client Size
Overall Customer Retention Rate
Mid-Size Clients
>90%
30 %
Small Client s
90% of the revenue
Large size / MNC(s)
36 % 34 %
Clients Active in the Past year
Total Clients
comes fromExisting clients
9 ROW Indi a
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142 89 Chin
3 ROW
Indi a
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130 54 E U
Chin
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Achievement s
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Organization
Award Category Best Clinical Research Organization - India Clinical Trial Company of the Year Bharat Udhyog Ratan Award in Clinical Research
14 + YE A R S
200 4
201 7 Organization
Award Category
201 8
National Excellence Award
Health & Safety Awards
Best Pharmaceutical CRO Best Clinical ResearchIndia Best Clinical Research- India Mark of Excellence Indian Clinical Research company of the year
201 9 Organization
Award Category Best Quality Clinical Research Organization in India Best Quality Clinical Research Organization in India