The country’s largest biologics player Biocon, which has put in a big chunk of its funds into developing insulin products, is likely to channelise its investments towards non-insulin biologics in the coming years.
This is because returns in the insulin business have come under pressure globally.
Around 75 per cent of the company’s overall $600 million investments in biosimilars made so far is in insulins and the remaining in non-insulins (oncology and other drugs). Analysts feel that Biocon’s investments towards non-insulins is set to rise and the share of insulin business in overall investments would taper down to
This is because returns in the insulin business have come under pressure globally.
Around 75 per cent of the company’s overall $600 million investments in biosimilars made so far is in insulins and the remaining in non-insulins (oncology and other drugs). Analysts feel that Biocon’s investments towards non-insulins is set to rise and the share of insulin business in overall investments would taper down to

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