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Healthcare Business of the Year Award: Dr Nikesh Kotecha

Healthcare Business of the Year Award (supported by Bank of Baroda): Dr Nikesh Kotecha, CEO of Morningside Pharmaceuticals

Dr Nikesh Kotecha spotted an opportunity to supply branded and niche generics and was duly rewarded with a spectacular growth.


From its manufacturing plant in Loughborough, Morningside Pharmaceuticals supplies hospitals, wholesalers, pharmacy chains and export markets around the world with its strong range of branded generic medicines.

Kotecha has become a well-respected figure in the industry and was part of the business delegation accompanying Prime Minister Theresa May during her trip to India last November.

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