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Organic growth in India business excluding STUGERON acquisition
Asked by Neha Manpuria, Bank of America
Management provided a specific organic growth estimate (>17%) and confirmed it.
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how should I think about, you know, organic growth for the India business? Because we did have the STUGERON acquisition in this quarter. Was that a meaningful contributor to this 19% growth?
If I calculate, I'm not sure exactly where it is, but let's say it's more than 17% organic without acquisitions.
Drivers of strong India growth and sustainability
Asked by Neha Manpuria, Bank of America
Explained drivers but did not commit to a specific sustainable growth rate.
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What's changed in this quarter and how sustainable is this growth trajectory, you know, particularly this, you know, let's say, mid-teens sort of growth trajectory as we look through the next few quarters?
So it's primarily the performance of the innovative product. ... we start to see the move of that. So in addition to that, the brand has generally performed in a similar manner, meaning that we are increasing the prices...
Innovative portfolio as percentage of India sales
Asked by Neha Manpuria, Bank of America
Provided a range but expressed uncertainty.
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The innovative portfolio would be what portion of our sales roughly today, you know, if you were to quantify it?
If I need to, it's somewhere between 10%-15%, but I'm not sure, Neha.
Timeline for Sema approval in Canada
Asked by Neha Manpuria, Bank of America
Provided specific timeline window for launch.
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So have we not got a follow-up goal date as well? And, you know, according to you, what would be the next timeline that we should look at for Sema approval in Canada?
we do have a goal date because it's come automatically six months from the response time. So it takes us to May. ... anytime between end of February to May, we should expect a launch in Canada.
Sustainability of India growth and GST spillover
Asked by Damayanti Kerai, HSBC
Claimed sustainability but gave a wide range (9-15%) without specifics.
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what is the sustainability of these numbers in growth numbers in India? And also, if you can clarify if the December quarter has some spillover benefit from the prior quarter where we had seen the GST disruption.
So it's absolutely sustainable. I don't know if it's 90%, it could be also 15%. So it's absolutely sustainable in this range. And I don't think that we had a major... There's no spillover like on account of GST implementation.
Lenalidomide contribution to EBITDA margins
Asked by Bino Pathiparampil, Elara Capital
Explicitly refused to provide the number due to confidentiality.
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how much has lenalidomide still contributed to the EBITDA margins in the quarter?
I will not be able to tell you the amount. ... But what we can say is that the decline that you see in America is primarily Lena. Actually, without Lena, we even grew.
Timelines for Denosumab and Rituximab in US
Asked by Bino Pathiparampil, Elara Capital
Provided estimates but with significant uncertainty and caveats.
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can I also understand the timelines now, latest timelines for Denosumab and Rituximab in the U.S.?
Denosumab, Alvotech needs to answer the deficiency letter. ... likely that will be in the second quarter of, and maybe even after, of FY 2027. ... On Rituximab, ... unlikely, let's say, in the next six months and maybe more than that.
Health Canada plant inspection requirement for Sema
Asked by Kunal Dhamesha, Macquarie
Clearly stated no inspection required.
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Is there a requirement of plant inspection from Health Canada before approval, or all those things are already done from our side as well as from our partner's side?
So no inspections are expected or needed. We just hope for approval.
Substitutability of generic Sema in Canada
Asked by Kunal Dhamesha, Macquarie
Gave a clear, confident answer on substitutability.
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whether the generics would be substitutable is kind of questionable. So if you could provide any color on this, you know, how much confident we are that our generic would be substitutable at the pharmacy level?
No, it's absolutely substitutable. ... I believe the product is absolutely going to be substitutable. So there is no need for prescription or special precision or branding or any branded generic activity.
Nature and recurrence of INR 117 crore labor code provision
Asked by Kunal Dhamesha, Macquarie
Explained retrospective nature and quantified ongoing impact.
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how should we think of this? Is it some bit of retrospective cost also baked into this INR 117 crore, or it's just, you know, prospective cost? And is it recurring in nature?
as per the new labor law codes now, the wage definition has been revised ... we are recomputed retrospectively. ... the going forward in line with this may not be this extent. That would be like, in my view, less than, I think, 50 basis points would be the impact.
NRT constant currency growth and profitability
Asked by Shyam Srinivasan, Goldman Sachs
Provided specific constant currency growth figure.
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Can you just split it out into like constant currency and, you know, what the growth was? ... how has that evolved even at these levels now?
on the constant currency, it is year-over-year 8% growth.
India growth rate assumption for FY27 with Sema launch
Asked by Foram Parekh, Bank of Baroda Capital Markets
Advised against assuming higher growth but left possibility open.
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in FY 2027, can we assume with Sema launch and as the new acquisition scales up, would it be wise to assume a growth rate higher than the current growth rate of 19%?
I will not. I think you should feel that we feel very, very comfortable with the 15% plus. Can it be more than 19%? It can, but I don't recommend to use it for now.
| Claim | Management said | Filing | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| India business organic growth >17% without acquisitions | 17% | 4.4% | Overstated vs filing |
| NRT constant currency YoY growth 8% | 8% | 4.4% | Overstated vs filing |
Filed figures sourced from Screener.in. Claims within a small tolerance of the filing are marked “matches filing”.