Dr Reddy's Laboratories Limited

Analysts at Systematix Institutional Research and Elara Securities upgraded rating on Dr Reddy's Laboratories stock from 'Hold' to 'Buy' and 'Reduce' to 'Accumulate', respectively.

Obeda Pro and ​Obeda Plus are made by a different manufacturer than the original Obeda injectable, supplies of which were ‌halted in July after Dr Reddy's discovered an impurity in active ingredients

Dr Reddy's Laboratories on Wednesday said it has received approval from the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) for Zytorvi (toripalimab), through which it aims to expand access to first-line immunotherapy for patients with advanced esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC) in India. The drug has been approved in combination with cisplatin and paclitaxel for the first-line treatment of adult patients with unresectable advanced, recurrent, or metastatic ESCC, the pharma company said in a release. This marks Zytorvi's second approved indication in the country, expanding beyond nasopharyngeal carcinoma. ESCC accounts for approximately 80 per cent of all esophageal cancer cases in India, the company said. Zytorvi contains toripalimab, a monoclonal antibody that binds to PD-1 and blocks its interaction with PD-L1 and PD-L2, thereby supporting T-cell activity against cancer cells. The approval is supported by results from the Phase 3 JUPITER-06 trial. In the study, toripalimab in .

The deal comes months after India's drug regulator approved Qdenga for use in both children and adults, making it the first dengue vaccine cleared for the country

Laurus Labs quoted higher for the fourth straight day, surging 15% in this period after delivering record quarterly revenue with expanded profitability and continued portfolio transformation.

North America weakness, lower margins, uncertainty over key launches weigh on earnings outlook

Brokerages largely remain bearish on Dr Reddy's Labs shares following the Q1 earnings show.

Imported generics to remain tariff-free for two years; industry doubts US can build a cost-competitive manufacturing ecosystem within the transition period

Dr Reddy's Foundation -- a family-owned trust and one of the key beneficiaries of the CSR funds of pharma major Dr Reddy's Laboratories -- is scaling up operations at its Hyderabad soil testing facility with the lab targeting between 75,000 and 1,00,000 samples ahead of the next Rabi season -- more than double what it processed in its first full year of operations. The move comes amid growing concern over depleting soil health and implementation gaps in the Centre's Soil Health Card scheme rolled out nationally in 2015. "Though the government's soil testing ecosystem exists, the scale of the problem is huge. So we decided to address this issue in our own way," said Suman Saraswathibatla, Director (Rural Livelihoods and Climate Action) at the foundation. This soil testing facility is central to the Foundation's broader soil health and regenerative agriculture programme, under which assessing soil condition is treated as the starting point for any intervention. The push for an in-hou

Dr Reddy's informed stock exchanges that certain batches of semaglutide were found to be out of specification due to an issue associated with the active pharmaceutical ingredient used in the product.

Dr Reddys Laboratories stock hit a fresh 52-week high of ₹1,410 in Monday's intra-day trade, backed by strong surge in trading volume.

Lupin, Intas Pharmaceuticals, Sun Pharma, MSN Laboratories, Natco Pharma, Zydus Life Sciences and Dr Reddy's Laboratories are some of the companies, the note said, that could potentially benefit.

Dr Reddy's Laboratories on Saturday said it has launched its generic version of Semaglutide injection used in treatment of type 2 diabetes in Canada. The company is among the first firms to introduce a generic Semaglutide injection in the Canadian market, following the Notice of Compliance (NOC) received from Health Canada on April 28, 2026, Dr Reddy's said in a statement. Canada is the first G7 country to grant market authorisation for Semaglutide injection, it added. "The milestone highlights our readiness to serve the Canadian patients, supported by our deep expertise in complex drug and peptide development," Dr Reddy's CEO Erez Israeli said. He further said:"With a well-established presence and strong market access capabilities in Canada, we remain committed to bringing advanced, high-quality, and affordable GLP-1 therapies closer to patients." The Canada launch builds on the momentum of the company's recent launch in India under the brand name Obeda, Israeli said. "As GLP-1

Wegovy's monthly price in India ranges from ₹10,850 ($119.65) for the lowest 0.25 mg dose to ₹16,400 for the highest 2.4 mg dose

Analysts at Choice Broking expects Dr Reddy's Laboratories stock to gain up to 15.5%, and test ₹1,465 levels on the upside in the medium-term given the favourable structure on the weekly chart.

Antique resumed coverage on Torrent Pharma with a 'buy' rating, Cipla and Dr Reddy's Lab with 'hold' ratings, and Concord Biotech with a 'buy' rating

Ruling enables production for non-patented markets but bars India sales till 2026; experts say it may shape future drug access cases

At 12:30 PM, Dr. Reddy's shares were trading 2.03 per cent higher at ₹1,249.65 per share. In comparison, BSE Sensex was trading flat with a positive bias at 84,943.47 levels.

The European Commission's approval allows Dr Reddy's to market AVT03 across the European Union and European Economic Area for treating conditions that cause bone weakening

Dr Reddy's Laboratories has received a Notice of Non-Compliance from Pharmaceutical Drugs Directorate, Canada, regarding its Abbreviated New Drug Submission for Semaglutide Injection.