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A few days after the successful synthesis of Ivacaftor, Vijay was elated. The breakthrough marked a significant milestone for the university and its research capabilities. Determined to protect their discovery and maximize its impact, Vijay hired a specialized lawyer with expertise in patent applications.

The lawyer, Mr. Rajesh Mehta, was well-known for his work in the field of intellectual property. After reviewing the detailed documentation provided by Dr. Vivek and his team, Rajesh began the intricate process of filing for an international patent. Vijay was meticulous, ensuring every aspect of their research was properly documented and protected.

"Dr. Vivek, I need you to prepare all your notes, data, and any relevant information about Ivacaftor," Vijay instructed during one of their meetings. "We need to make sure our application is watertight."

"Absolutely, Vijay. I'll get my team on it immediately," Dr. Vivek responded, understanding the importance of this next step.

In parallel, Vijay encouraged Dr. Vivek to publish their findings in major scientific journals. "A publication will not only establish our credibility but also stimulate further research and potential collaborations," Vijay explained.

Dr. Vivek agreed wholeheartedly. "I'll start drafting the paper and coordinate with my colleagues to ensure it meets the highest standards."

While the patent application and paper publication processes were underway, life at the university continued to flourish. The students were settling into their routines, finding joy in their studies and new friendships. The campus buzzed with the excitement of young minds eager to learn and explore. Vijay often took walks around the university, interacting with students and faculty, always eager to hear their feedback and suggestions.

As the month passed, the operations of Roy Investment also proceeded smoothly. Sanju Patel and his team worked diligently, and by the end of the month, they had successfully acquired 5% shares in HDFC Bank, ITC, Hindustan Unilever Limited, Titan, and TCS. These strategic investments not only strengthened the financial position of Roy Investment but also provided a solid foundation for future growth and stability.

August 3rd, 2011,

Dr. Vivek's paper on Ivacaftor was published in several prestigious international journals. The response was overwhelming. Scientists, researchers, and pharmaceutical companies from around the world took notice, recognizing the potential of this new molecule. The university received a flurry of inquiries and expressions of interest, and the research team was praised for their groundbreaking work.

Vijay was thrilled with the reception. "This is just the beginning," he told Dr. Vivek during a celebratory meeting. "We've shown what we're capable of, and now we have the world's attention."

The publication brought a wave of excitement and new opportunities. Pharmaceutical companies reached out, interested in potential collaborations and licensing agreements. The university's reputation soared, attracting even more talented students and researchers.

One evening, while reviewing the latest updates with Dr. Vivek, Vijay reflected on their journey. "It's incredible how far we've come in such a short time. From a mere idea to a synthesized molecule that's now gaining international attention," he mused.

Dr. Vivek nodded, sharing Vijay's sense of achievement. "Yes, and it's all thanks to your vision and determination. This is just the start of what we can achieve together."

After the successful publication of the Ivacaftor paper and the ensuing interest from the scientific community and pharmaceutical industry, Vijay realized the next crucial step in their journey: commercializing the newly discovered drug. This required a strategic move that could accelerate their ability to produce and distribute Ivacaftor effectively. With this in mind, Vijay decided it was time to acquire a pharmaceutical company that already had the necessary infrastructure, licenses, and distribution networks.

One evening, Vijay picked up his phone and called Sanju Patel, who had been instrumental in establishing Roy Bank and was now overseeing its growth and operations.

"Sanju, it's Vijay. I need you to find a suitable pharmaceutical company for us to acquire," Vijay said.

Sanju was taken aback for a moment. "Acquire a pharmaceutical company? That's a significant move, Vijay. Do you have specific criteria in mind?"

"Yes, we need a company that has all the necessary drug production licenses, a robust distribution network, and a good reputation in the industry. This acquisition will allow us to produce and distribute Ivacaftor efficiently and position ourselves for future research and development projects," Vijay explained.

Sanju, now excited by the prospect, replied, "Understood. I'll start researching potential candidates right away. This is an exciting step forward, Vijay."

"Thank you, Sanju. Keep me updated on your progress. I want this acquisition to be smooth and beneficial for our goals," Vijay said before ending the call.

Over the next few days, Sanju and his team worked tirelessly to identify potential pharmaceutical companies that met Vijay's criteria. They analyzed financial records, production capabilities, and distribution networks to ensure they selected a company that would seamlessly integrate with their existing operations.

Meanwhile, Vijay continued to oversee the university's progress and the ongoing research projects. The publication of the Ivacaftor paper had brought a wave of recognition and interest, and Vijay was keen to maintain this momentum.

August 7, 2011

One evening, Sanju called Vijay with promising news. "Vijay, I think we've found a suitable candidate. The company is Medilife Pharmaceuticals. They have a strong presence in the industry, all the necessary licenses, and an excellent distribution network across India and several international markets."

Vijay felt a surge of excitement. "That sounds perfect, Sanju. What's their financial standing and market reputation?"

"Financially, they're stable and have been profitable for the last five years. They also have a solid reputation for quality and reliability. I've gathered all the necessary documents for your review," Sanju replied.

"Excellent work, Sanju. Let's arrange a meeting with their management to discuss the acquisition terms," Vijay said, feeling optimistic about this new venture.

A few days later, Vijay and Sanju met with the senior management team of Medilife Pharmaceuticals. The meeting was held at a high-end conference room in one of Delhi's prestigious business hotels. Vijay, always composed and strategic, laid out his vision and the potential benefits of the acquisition.

The CEO of Medilife, Mr. Anil Verma, listened intently. "We are intrigued by your proposal, Mr. Roy. Your university's recent advancements are impressive, and we see the potential for significant synergies between our operations."

The discussions continued over the next few hours, with both parties negotiating terms and exploring the strategic fit. By the end of the meeting, there was a mutual agreement in principle, and the legal teams from both sides began drafting the necessary documents.

Over the next few weeks, the acquisition process moved swiftly. Sanju's team worked closely with the legal and financial advisors to ensure everything was in order. Vijay remained deeply involved, attending meetings and overseeing the integration plans.