Celebrating 8 Years of Excellence

2018 — 2026  ·  Eight Years of Excellence

Eight years of partnering India's kidney patients.

From a single conviction in 2018 to a focused portfolio across nephrology, transplantation, chronic kidney disease and renal nutrition — thank you to every clinician, patient, caregiver and partner who has walked with us. Eight years on, the work continues.

Nephrology · Transplant · Renal Nutrition

Partnering human beings
in their quest for healthy living.

Vyapitus Specialities is a private-limited Indian pharmaceutical company built around the management of challenging, chronic and difficult-to-treat diseases, with a deep focus on nephrology, solid organ transplantation, chronic kidney disease and renal nutrition.

Anatomical kidney model — the focus of our therapeutic work

A single therapeutic focus

The kidney - and the patients who live with it.

Why we exist

A kidney health emergency that needs serious medicine.

The companies that show up for India's kidney patients do not get to do everything. We chose to do only this - and to do it consistently, batch after batch, year after year.

138M

Indians estimated to live with chronic kidney disease - second-highest in the world.

GBD/Lancet, 2023

16.4%

Adult CKD prevalence (2018–2023), up from 11.1% in the previous period.

Talukdar et al., Nephrology 2025

18,900+

Solid organ transplants performed in India in 2024 - ranking third globally.

NOTTO, 2024

4.53L

Patients on dialysis under PMNDP in 2023–24, up from 2.43L four years earlier.

MoHFW, Feb 2025

Innovation Hub

Why ketoanalogues matter: rethinking nutrition in pre-dialysis CKD.

Updated KDOQI 2020 guidelines and recent meta-analyses position a very-low-protein diet supplemented with ketoanalogues among the few interventions shown to slow CKD progression and delay dialysis initiation. We unpack the evidence, the dosing approach, and the practical pieces of running it in an Indian dietary context.

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Coming up on the Innovation Hub

  • Tacrolimus trough-level variability and graft outcomes
  • Sevelamer vs calcium-based binders: CV-calcification revisited
  • Sodium bicarbonate in CKD: correcting metabolic acidosis
  • The gut–kidney axis: rationale for probiotic adjuncts