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Laurus Labs - Result Update Q4FY21 & Full Year FY21

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Laurus Labs - Result Update Q4FY21 & Full Year FY21 Twitter Handle: @shuchi_nahar Laurus Labs Limited on 30th April 2021 announced its Q4FY21 and full-year results.  Laurus Lab performed extremely well consecutive in the 4th Quarter of FY21. The company did a robust growth in all three segments. Having a healthy order book for FY 22. Consolidated revenue for the quarter increased by 70% driven by growth in all the divisions. The company has been able to sustain its EBITDA margins, and profitability has also improved to Rs. 297 Crs. for the quarter. Generic API division showcased a robust growth of 61% YoY. Anti Viral segment recorded a robust growth of 70% YoY. Revenue Showcased a healthy growth of 102% YoY. The growth was led by higher LMIC Market volumes and increased volumes from North America and EU Commenced marketing of in-licensed products in the USA to leverage front-end capabilities. Custom Synthesis division recorded a strong growth of 35% YoY. Capacity Expansion – To

Syngene Next Giant Player for CDMO - Q4FY21 Result Update

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Syngene Q4FY21 and Full Year FY21 - Result Update  Twitter Handle: @shuchi_nahar Syngene International Limited on 28 th April 2021 announced its Q4FY21 and full-year results. The Company reported quarterly revenue from operations of Rs. 659 Cr and Rs. 2,184 Cr for the full year. Underlying revenue from operations (excluding export incentives) for the quarter grew 13% compared with the same period last year and by 12% for the full year. Profit after tax (before exceptional gain) for the quarter increased by 15% year-on-year to Rs. 138 Cr, and by 4% to Rs. 382 Cr for the full year. Revenue Growth over the Years 1. Growth driven by an increase in sales from existing clients and acquisition of new clients  2. Engage, expand and extend the strategy to extend client relationship over a longer period of time  3. Growth in the total number of clients  4. Increase in average revenue from largest clients  5. Increase in number of services offered to clients The highlight of the quarter was the

PHARMA SECTOR PRIMER

  Your ultimate guide to understand the basics and details about the Indian Pharma Sector A Brief Understanding On Pharma Sector From Its Key Terms To Its Filing And Procedures. The following article is on the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry, the article is written to familiarize ourselves with the terminology or the jargon’s of the pharmaceutical industry. It will briefly touch upon terms like API, Intermediates, CDMO’s/ CRAM’s, PARA Filings,  Innovator drug, Generic drugs, life cycle development etc. The Indian pharmaceuticals market has characteristics that make it unique. First, branded generics dominate, making up for 70 to 80% of the retail market.  India also has the feather of being the  largest exporter of generic drugs  in the world.  Second, local players have enjoyed a dominant position driven by the formulation development capabilities and early investments.  Third, price levels are low, driven by intense competition. While India ranks tenth globally in terms of value, it

Laurus Labs - The Stronger Conviction for CDMO's

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The Stronger Conviction for CDMO's - Bright Future Ahead Twitter Handle: @shuchi_nahar 1) Laurus Labs –The Complete Turnaround Story Laurus Labs is a leading R&D driven pharmaceuticals company established in 2005 with its headquarters in Hyderabad. It is among the leaders in the manufacturing of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) for Antiretroviral (ARV) and Hepatitis C (Hep-C) formulations. Other major API segments include therapeutic areas such as Oncology, Cardiovascular, and Anti-Diabetes. From a one-product company in 2010 to an Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) company thereafter, the company has now emerged as one of India’s leading manufacturers of generics APIs for various complex therapies. Revenue Comparison FY19 v/s FY20 Significant Growth in CDMO For Detailed Analysis of the above company - https://myweekendspot.blogspot.com/2020/09/laurus-labs-company-overview.html To continue reading this great compilation of CDMO Companies Click the Link :  https://

Granules India Ltd - Large - Scale Vertically Integrated Company

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Granules India Ltd. - Huge Scope of Growth Ahead Twitter Handle: @shuchi_nahar Company Overview Founded in 1991, Granules India Limited is a large-scale vertically integrated Company manufacturing Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API), Pharmaceutical Formulation Intermediate (PFI) and Finished Dosage (FD). The Company over the years has created a strong presence in ‘the first line of defence’ products such as Paracetamol, Ibuprofen, Metformin, Methocarbamol, and Guaifenesin. Till date, Granules has filed 45 ANDAs, received approval for 29 products (12 in FY20) and launched five in the US. EBITDA margins have seen improving from better product mix, operating efficiencies and higher capacity utilisations. Also, the margins are expected to further expand with the launch of own label products in the US, a new facility commenced at Vizag and using its own Metformin with new capacity commissioned. In FY20 it received approval for 12 ANDAs. It has a further 16 ANDAs (45 cumulative fi

Ultimate Guide to CRAMS or CDMO with various Companies to Track

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Ultimate Guide to CRAMS or CDMO  with various Companies to track Twitter Handle: @shuchi_nahar What are CRAMS? CRAMS is defined as the process of outsourcing research services/ product manufacturing activities to organizations which can provide the service at a low cost. CRAMS basically consists of the following two activities: Contract Research and Contract Manufacturing . CRAMS is mainly used in the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology sectors that require extensive R&D and large-scale manufacturing facilities. It is expected that the demand for contract research and contract manufacturing is expected to increase in India in the future. Roadmap Ahead Investments in the global pharmaceuticals sector to increase to over $1,400 billion over the next 3 years, driven by a number of new medicines. With healthy R&D spending going forward, the Contract Research and Manufacturing (CRAMS) segment offers growth opportunities to Indian companies. Rising demand for generic formulati