Aberconway House is approximately more than a 100-years-old.

This would be the second most expensive purchase for a house in London’s history

SII has experienced a change in its marketing strategy

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Serum Institute of India (SII) Adar Poonawalla will reportedly buy the most expensive house of 2023 in London priced at Rs 1446 crore. The Aberconway House located close to Hyde Park in London is approximately more than a 100-years-old. 

SII produced the Covishield vaccine which was extensively used in India during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic. This would be the second most expensive purchase for a house in London’s history. In 2020 the 2-8a Rutland Gate was sold for 210 million dollars to the estate of the former Saudi Arabian crown prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz. 

Ever since the decline in the prevalence of the Covid-19 virus, the SII has experienced a change in its marketing strategy. The company which was focused on providing vaccine coverage to developing nations during the pandemic has now shifted its focus to the demands of the wealthy. 

Yellow fever and dengue shots are being prepared by SII. This is primarily focused on travellers in western countries wanting to explore countries wherein the potential of contracting these diseases is high. They have also devised a malaria shot which gained approval of the World Health Organisation just last week.