ZYDUSLIFE / guidance tracker

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FY27 Revenue Growth: Strong double-digit growth

India formulations expected to deliver mid-teens growth (300-500bps above market); international markets to sustain strong performance; US generics ~single-digit growth.

revenue

FY27 EBITDA Margin: 24%+

Despite meaningful incremental SRO investments in second half, management maintains 24%+ EBITDA margin guidance. Current quarterly run-rate (ex-R&D) is ₹1,900-2,000 crore.

margins

FY27 Capex: ₹1,500-1,600 crore

Investments include SEZ3 facility, formulation R&D center, biologics/vaccines DS facility, consumer wellness land acquisition, and ongoing Zydus injectable capacity expansion.

capex

Medium-term Branded Revenue Mix: >2/3 of total revenue

Branded portfolio currently >55% of revenue; management targets >66% share as India branded, US specialty, and innovation businesses scale. Margins expected to improve to 28-30% range over 5-year horizon.

expansion

Q4 FY26 EBITDA margin: 23%+

Despite zero Revlimid revenue in Q4 and no lenalidomide sales, management guided for at least 23% EBITDA margin, down from 26.5% in Q3 due to lower-margin acquisitions and seasonal factors.

margins

CDMO commercialization: H2 FY27

Commercialization of the biologics CDMO facility (from Alijins acquisition) will begin in second half of FY27, starting with Botaller supply to a partner, with full ramp-up expected over 2-3 years.

revenue

US volume growth: sustained double-digit

Management expects continued 11%+ volume growth in US generics business, supported by 40-45 new product launches in FY27 and upcoming specialty/specialty-biologic launches.

growth

International markets: 20%+ growth

Management sees 20%+ growth continuing in international formulations business for the next 2-3 years, driven by EM therapy-led approach and Europe portfolio expansion.

growth