Raheel Shah of BDR Pharmaceuticals featured in Hurun India’s Elite List of Top Entrepreneurs Under 35 for second consecutive year

▴ Mr. Raheel Shah, Director, BDR Pharmaceuticals
Raheel Shah, Business Development Director at BDR Pharmaceuticals, has been featured in the prestigious Avendus Wealth Hurun India U35 – 2025 list, which recognizes 155 of India’s most dynamic and influential entrepreneurs under the age of 35.

Mumbai, 16 October 2025: Raheel Shah, Business Development Director at BDR Pharmaceuticals, has been featured in the prestigious Avendus Wealth Hurun India U35 – 2025 list, which recognizes 155 of India’s most dynamic and influential entrepreneurs under the age of 35. The acknowledgment underscores his leadership in driving innovation, accessibility, and sustainable growth within the pharmaceutical sector.

 

With over 14 years of industry expertise, Raheel leads BDR’s global strategy and business growth. As a key driver of the company’s success, he specialises in high-impact deal making, focusing on in-licensing and out-licensing pharmaceutical products across emerging markets. His proven ability to forge strategic partnerships and deliver impactful collaborations has been instrumental in strengthening BDR’s global presence and advancing its mission to make advanced, affordable therapies accessible to patients.

 

Sharing his thoughts on the recognition, Mr. Raheel Shah said, “This recognition reflects BDR’s ongoing commitment to building a more inclusive and innovative healthcare ecosystem for India.”

 

The 2025 Hurun India U35 list celebrates India’s next generation of entrepreneurs whose ideas and leadership are shaping the nation’s business landscape. This year’s list features prominent names such as Isha Ambani (Reliance Retail), Ritesh Agarwal (OYO Rooms), Minu Margaret (BlissClub), and Adwaita Nayar (Nykaa), among others — with Raheel Shah sharing space alongside these visionary leaders who are redefining India’s entrepreneurial spirit.

 

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