The product is a therapeutic equivalent generic version of Prevacid SoluTab delayed release orally disintegrating tablets approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA)
The product is a therapeutic equivalent generic version of Xeloda (capecitabine) tablets approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA)
The company said the profits were impacted due to trigger based impairment charge taken on a few acquired products including gNuvaring
Dr Reddy's Laboratories on Friday reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 20 crore for the October to December quarter as against a consolidated net loss of Rs 570 crore in the year-ago period.Not accounting for impairment cost, the company's net profit in the quarter would have been at Rs 882 crore, it said.The company's consolidated revenues grew 12 per cent year-on-year to Rs 4,930 crore.There were significant changes to the market conditions for certain of the products fanning part of company's global generics and proprietary products segments, said the company."We continued with our growth momentum while maintaining EBITDA margins. We are progressing well on phase three clinical trials for Sputnik V vaccine in India," said Co-Chairman and Managing Director G V Prasad.The company's revenues in India increased by 26 per cent year-on-year to Rs 959 crore in Q3 FY21. In North America, the sales rose 9 per cent to Rs 1,739 crore.
Dr Reddy's Laboratories on Saturday said it had inked a pact with Glenmark Pharmaceuticals to acquire its select anti-allergy brands in Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
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Deliveries could potentially begin in late 2020 subject to completion of successful trials and registration of the vaccine by regulatory authorities in India, Dr Reddy's said in a statement
The ongoing pace of product launches in the US should lead to stronger growth after a good Q1, say analysts
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Dr Reddy's rallied 5 per cent to Rs 4,524 today, surging 12 per cent in the past two trading days after the company reported a strong operational performance in Q1FY21.
Sources say Cipla-BDR's favipiravir will be at least 30 per cent cheaper than Glenmark's price of Rs 103 per tablet. Cipla did not confirm.
Currently, the drug is allowed for "restricted emergency use" on severely ill hospitalised Covid patients in India.
The company, according to its new strategy, is focusing on growing its India-based branded products
The company has registered 10% growth in revenues at Rs 4,431.8 cr for the quarter under review from Rs 4,016.6 cr in the year-ago period
The plant is one of the company's three units that were served a warning letter in November 2015 for not following the prescribed operational and manufacturing quality standards
Analysts believe Dr Reddy's US business, which has been facing revenue pressure, is likely to rebound with new product launches and the gradual normalization of price erosion in its key products.
DRL's board also the approved sale of the Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisation(CDMO) division of Custom Pharmaceutical Services (CPS), on a slump sale basis