Damyanti Kerai · HSBC
partialUS revenue trajectory, Advair/Lanreotide/Revlimid trends, and key product launch delays.
Revlimid is sequentially more or less the same. There is no increase in Revlimid quarter on quarter. On the rest of the assets, Advair is still not launched, and we're signaling set to launch from the U.S. facility. On Abraxane, we are saying we have a definite launch at least by the end of this next year and a few months after approval.
Kunal Dhamesha · Macquarie
evasiveImpact of US tariffs on pharma and Cipla's strategy.
I think we can't comment specifically because I think we have to let the policy framework of the new administration set in... we're just waiting for more color from the documented activity. But I think we're well de-risked to be able to offset some of this, as and when it comes up.
Kunal Dhamesha · Macquarie
partialFY26 segment-wise growth outlook, especially US, and price erosion trends.
I don't think we've seen anything abnormal on the price trajectory within the U.S. so far. ... Certainly, we have a pipeline asset, and notable in that is two or three star respiratory assets that hopefully can come in 18 to 24 months and have been filed, and we also have other peptide assets, etc., within that mix.
Damyanti Kerai · HSBC
directAlbuterol market share potential and pricing environment.
Pricing, other than marginal erosion, it's stable, and in terms of our market share, I think we are slightly more recently ahead of 21%, but that's where we see it stabilizing.
Damyanti Kerai · HSBC
directLanreotide supply recovery trajectory and timeline.
The endeavor is to come back to the level that we had earlier. ... We believe that from a supply perspective, we are probably about 50%-60% there. ... Our expectation right now is that the full capacity of the partner probably starts getting delivered pretty much from the end of March.
Neha Manpuria · Bank of America
directAbraxane launch timeline and reasons for delay.
It will be your second half FY26. That's more likely outcome. ... we still have to get approval for it, and I think, obviously, we are waiting for that approval. ... it could be nine months from now. It could be six months from now. ... But we definitely expect to launch the product by quarter four of FY26.
Neha Manpuria · Bank of America
directUpdate on 505(b)(2) and peptide asset launches.
We are looking at close to so we've launched about two this year, right? We have one, which we still need to launch, and we are hoping to launch it perhaps near the remainder of this year. And then we have two planned in terms of peptides in FY26. ... looking at approximately three over the next 15 months.
Ankush Mahajan · Axis Securities
partialReasons for strong gross margins and sustainability.
It's a combination of the mix that we have in the business. This is always the best quarter for us because of the respiratory uptake. ... quarter four is seasonally low. So overall, for the year, if you look at it, we should land at higher than the guidance that we've given of 25.5.
Anubhav Agarwal · UBS
directLanreotide supply recovery to 100% and capacity expansion potential.
Right now we are at roughly close to 40%-50% of their overall index of 100, right? And we expect that by the end of March, we will be back to the 100. ... it could be 20, 25 higher. And at the same time, we are also examining other options beyond just this partner for overall capacity.
Anubhav Agarwal · UBS
partialPotential scale-up of US respiratory portfolio to $400M by FY28.
Today we are slightly more than that number because we've got to Albuterol, we've got Budesonide... if your question is whether this will double, triple, it's going to be moving up step functions. It's not going to be moving marginal increases with each asset being approved.
Chirag Dagli · DSP Mutual Fund
directRoot cause of repeated US FDA issues and long-term fixes.
Structurally, how we are solving this is. Its quality is a function of practice, equipment, and talent. And we have worked on all three of them. ... we have worked on all three aspects, and we will continue to work on this.
Nitin Agarwal · DAM Capital
directIndia business profitability improvement and sustainability.
Scale is a very big driver for profitability. But we've also been taking a lot of actions about optimizing our productivity. ... profitability has improved, but largely due to the fact that we've optimized our own productivity. ... It would be safe to assume that our India business profitability is slightly kind of higher than the overall company average.