Pratyush Kumar has been appointed as Vice President – Supply Chain at Shalina Healthcare, marking another significant milestone in his extensive career across the pharmaceutical and healthcare manufacturing sector. With significant years of experience in supply chain management, procurement, operations planning, and pharmaceutical logistics, he brings deep industry expertise and strategic leadership to his new role.
Before joining Shalina Healthcare, Pratyush Kumar served as Vice President – Supply Chain at Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, where he played a key role in strengthening supply chain operations and driving efficiency across business functions. During his tenure at Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, he also worked as General Manager, contributing to large-scale operational and process management initiatives within the organization.
Earlier in his career, he held leadership positions at Cadila Pharmaceuticals Limited as Assistant General Manager and at Eisai Pharmatechnolagy and Manufacturing Pvt Ltd. as Senior Manager. His professional journey also includes valuable experience with Piramal Health Care Ltd as Manager – Supply Chain and Ranbaxy, where he gained strong exposure to pharmaceutical manufacturing, sourcing, planning, and end-to-end supply chain operations.
Over the years, Pratyush Kumar has built a strong reputation for driving operational excellence, optimizing supply chain networks, and leading high-performing teams across reputed pharmaceutical organizations. His expertise spans supply chain transformation, inventory optimization, vendor management, demand planning, and cross-functional coordination within complex healthcare ecosystems.
In his new role at Shalina Healthcare, Pratyush Kumar is expected to play a pivotal role in further strengthening the company’s supply chain capabilities and supporting its growth ambitions across domestic and international markets. His rich industry background and leadership experience are set to add significant value to the organization’s operational and strategic objectives.