India's largest drugmaker has raised focus on specialty and limited competition products in the wake of pricing pressure in the US
The company had posted a profit of Rs 1,057.29 crore for the corresponding period of the previous fiscal, Sun Pharma said in a filing to BSE
The CEOs' salaries also have taken a brunt. A quick analysis shows that Shanghvi took a whopping 99 per cent pay cut
Drug major Sun Pharma on Saturday said it is discontinuing operations at two clinical pharmacology units in Vadodara (Gujarat) to bring in efficiencies in cost and processes. "While we continue to make investments in our R&D operations, we also constantly evaluate our resources and future capacity requirements to bring in efficiencies in cost and processes," a Sun Pharmaceutical Industries spokesperson said in a statement. To ensure optimal utilisation of clinical pharmacology units (CPUs) that conduct bio-equivalence studies, the company is discontinuing operations at two centers at Tandalja and Akota in Vadodara, the spokesperson added. "The bio-equivalence studies from these centers will be transferred to our other facilities. We are offering full support to the affected employees and helping them with out placement services," the spokesperson said. As per industry sources, the move would impact around 80 staffers at the two locations. Sun Pharma has six major R&D centers ..
Market sources peg the number at 85 personnel who have been terminated and given three months salary in advance
Shanghvi, one of the lowest-paid CEOs in India's pharmaceutical sector, drew a salary of Rs 1 during 2018-19
Drug major Sun Pharmaceutical Industries is gradually ramping up its speciality business across global markets as it aims to clock "low-to-mid teens" growth in consolidated revenues in the current fiscal. Addressing shareholders in the company's annual report for 2018-19, Sun Pharma Managing Director Dilip Shanghvi said the company is focused at growing each of its business verticals faster than the market in which it operates. "Our consistent focus is on growing each of our businesses faster than the market in which they operate. Our global specialty initiatives will supplement this objective as an additional growth engine," Shanghvi said. The company is targeting key ailments like psoriasis to gradually ramp up its global specialty business, he said adding that Sun Pharma would continue to invest in branding and promotion of its various specialty products. Besides, R&D investments for funding clinical trials of some of the specialty products are also likely to continue in ...
Street is bullish on stabilising US generics sales, upsides from niche portfolio, and inexpensive valuations
In the past one week, Sun Pharma has outperformed the market by surging 16 per cent, as compared to 0.20 per cent decline in the S&P BSE Sensex
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The regulator has also observed that lab control mechanisms were not documented
Sales in the US were $443 million for the quarter, a 20 per cent increase over the same period last year, and accounted for 44 per cent of total sales
US litigation issues remain the firm's Achilles heel
The company had posted a net profit of Rs 1,342.50 crore for the corresponding period of the previous fiscal
After a 4-yr decline that erased 65% from the value of Sun, Shanghvi is preparing to bounce back
Shangvi feels the domestic market is big enough to accommodate both branded and unbranded medicines
The policy push comes as many generic drugmakers are still reeling from a brutal price war in the world's biggest drug market, the US.
As per media reports, the regulator is learnt to have found deficiencies relating to medicine quality, data collection, maintenance as well as quality control unit
The pharma company had reported a nearly four-fold jump in its consolidated net profit at Rs 1,241.85 crore for the third quarter of financial year 2018-19(FY18-19).