Company reported negative EBITDA for the quarter at Rs 49 crores as against positive EBITDA of Rs 56 crores in Q1FY20.
Drug firm Wockhardt on Saturday reported a consolidated net profit of Rs 759.75 crore for June quarter mainly on account of exceptionalitems in connection with the transfer of a business comprising 62 products and Baddi facility toDr Reddy's Laboratories. The company had posted a net loss of Rs 36.88 crore for April-June 2019-20, Wockhardt said in a filing to BSE. Total income stood at Rs 606.22 crore in the quarter under review. It was Rs 733.66 crore in the year-ago period, the filing added. Wockhardt launchednew chemical entity (NCE) during the quarterin the Indian pharma market. Products have been launched under the tablet and injection category under the brand name 'Emrock O and Emrock', the filing said. The focus on strategic R&D initiatives of the company in the global arena continued to remain one of the key priorities,itadded. It said that divestment of business undertaking to Dr Reddy's Laboratories was accomplished during the quarter and Rs 1,483 crore has been received
The UK government has also reserved one fill-and-finish production line at a Wockhardt subsidiary in Wrexham, Wales for its exclusive use for the next 18 months to secure supply
The firm has reserved fill-and-finish capacity - the final manufacturing step of putting vaccines into vials or syringes and packaging them - as part of the agreement, it said
"Ensuring the UK has the capability to research, develop and manufacture a safe and effective vaccine is critical in our fight against coronavirus," said UK Business Secretary Alok Sharma
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The company, according to its new strategy, is focusing on growing its India-based branded products
Under new terms, DRL to hold back Rs 300 crore and release it if the revenue from sale of the products forming part of the business undertaking during the 12 months post-closing exceeds Rs 480 cr
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Data from market research firm AIOCD-AWACS shows that sales of oseltamivir (common brand Tamiflu), used against the influenza virus and also for swine flu, went up by 35.8 per cent in April
As per the management, said Ind-Ra, the deal is in line with Wockhardt's strategic plan to shift from acute therapeutic areas to more chronic businesses such as anti-diabetes, central nervous system e
Wockhardt is present in emerging markets like Mexico, Brazil with insulins
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The deal, which could fetch a consideration amount of Rs 1,850 crore, is expected to close in the first quarter of financial year 2020-21, Wockhardt added.
Deal would help Wockhardt focus on international operations, novel pipeline R&D
The agreement comprises a portfolio of 62 brands in multiple therapy areas such as respiratory, neurology, and dermatology.
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The stock was trading higher for the third straight day, surging 10 per cent, on the BSE on Tuesday. It was its highest level since June 27, 2019.
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