The company has also received approval from the Global Fund (GF) expert review panel for its fixed dose combination, TLE 400, for supply in GF-funded projects, it added.
Laurus Labs is one among the three companies to receive the approval for this product in antiretroviral therapy, the company said.
TLE 400 is the alternative first line regimen for treatment of HIV/AIDS as per the World Health Organization guidelines issued in July 2019, it added.
Shares of Laurus Labs were trading at Rs 330.95 per scrip on BSE, up 1.36 per cent from its previous close.