PI Industries unveils India's first indigenous insecticide molecule
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PI Industries unveiled Pioxaniliprole, India's first indigenously discovered insecticide active ingredient, after over 10 years of research. The Central Insecticides Board and Registration Committee has registered it. The molecule underwent multi-location field trials and regulatory studies. PI has more than 700 scientists, over 200 PhDs and a portfolio of more than 260 patents.
Registration supports PI's innovation credentials and could aid future launches and growth, but no revenue, pricing or launch timeline was provided.