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Super Religare Laboratories Fz LLC
http://www.srlworld.comFlag United Arab Emirates
Research and Development / Laboratory, Hospital / Clinic
Regions Covered:Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa
No. of Employees:1,000 to 9,999 Annual Revenue:2.5 - 5m Financial Year End:March
Super Religare Laboratories is the biggest diagnostics network in South and South East Asia and today has its network that covers Middle East, Europe, North Africa etc.The company is uniquely positioned in the market as a Diagnostic Company offering one stop shop solutions encompassing Pathology, Radiology, Wellness and Clinical trials.It is today one of the world's leading diagnostics network that is trusted by over 7 million customers annually.

Profile last updated: June 2010
Company Details
Address 27 IBN Sina Building , Block c.
DHCC Dubai
Dubai
UAE
United Arab Emirates
505143
Country Flag United Arab Emirates
Telephone Number 04483100
Fax Number 04 3624849
Email Address click here to email

Sales Contact
Contact Name Chandramani Upadhya
Job Function Sales
Telephone Number 0097144483100
Mobile Number 0097156 6087313
Contact Email click here to email
 
Sales Contact
Contact Name Mohammed Zafar
Job Function Sales
Mobile Number 0097150 2580459
Contact Email click here to email
 
Sales Contact
Contact Name Reshmi Rateesh
Job Function Sales
Telephone Number 0097144483100
Mobile Number 050 1405719
Contact Email click here to email
 
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Search Tags: H1N1 Last updated: September 2009
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Search Tags: HPVTYPING Last updated: September 2009
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Search Tags: BoneMarkers Last updated: September 2009
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Search Tags: electrophoresis Last updated: September 2009

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