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View Promises →Glenmark's Q2 FY26 consolidated revenue surged 76% YoY to ₹6,047 crore, driven by the ISB 2001 out-licensing deal which contributed ₹4,466 crore in North America.
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Glenmark's Q2 FY26 consolidated revenue surged 76% YoY to ₹6,047 crore, driven by the ISB 2001 out-licensing deal which contributed ₹4,466 crore in North America. Excluding this, core business grew 7.4%. India formulation sales fell 87% due to GST-driven distributor destocking, but management expects a rebound to ₹1,150-1,200 crore run-rate from Q3. The company used the $700 million upfront payment to repay all debt, becoming net cash positive. EBITDA margin is guided to 23% immediately, targeting 25%+. Key growth drivers include respiratory launches, IGI's multi-specific antibody platform (ISB 2301 entering clinics in FY27), and specialty products like Ryaltris. Risk: Legacy distribution model remains vulnerable to regulatory changes, as seen with GST disruption.
ग्लेनमार्क की दूसरी तिमाही में कुल आय 76% बढ़कर ₹6,047 करोड़ हो गई। इसकी मुख्य वजह अमेरिका में ISB 2001 दवा के लाइसेंस सौदे से मिले ₹4,466 करोड़ हैं। इस सौदे को छोड़ दें तो मूल कारोबार में 7.4% की बढ़ोतरी हुई। भारत में दवा बिक्री 87% गिर गई क्योंकि जीएसटी नियमों के कारण डीलरों ने स्टॉक कम किया। कंपनी को उम्मीद है कि तीसरी तिमाही से बिक्री ₹1,150-1,200 करोड़ प्रति तिमाही पर लौट आएगी। $700 मिलियन के अग्रिम भुगतान से कंपनी ने सारा कर्ज चुका दिया और अब उसके पास शुद्ध नकदी है। कंपनी का लक्ष्य अब 23% मुनाफा मार्जिन रखना है, जो जल्द ही 25% से अधिक हो सकता है। आगे बढ़ने के लिए सांस की दवाएं, नई एंटीबॉडी तकनीक और रायल्ट्रिस जैसे विशेष उत्पाद मदद करेंगे। लेकिन पुरानी बिक्री प्रणाली पर नियमों में बदलाव का खतरा बना रहता है, जैसा जीएसटी से हुआ।
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Read Transcript →Outperformed IPM growth of 6.4% in Q2 FY26 per IQVIA.
Received in September 2025; eligible for up to $1.225B in milestones plus royalties.
Post debt repayment of ₹1,300 crore; targeting zero gross debt by FY26 end.
Self-funded for next 3 years; covers pipeline including ISB 2301 and three other programs.
Management expects India formulation sales to normalize to ₹1,150-1,200 crore per quarter starting Q3 FY26, with FY27 revenue exceeding ₹4,800 crore.
Management guided FY27 topline between ₹17,000-18,000 crore, implying ~15% growth over FY26 estimated run-rate.
Post balance sheet cleanup, EBITDA margin will trend to 23% and strengthen to over 25% in coming years.
Management committed to fully repay all gross debt by March 2026, maintaining a net cash positive balance sheet.
Management guided that EBITDA margin will stabilize close to 23% plus range from Q3 onwards, excluding Q2 which will be impacted by IGI deal accounting.
Management expects India business to grow at 10-15% CAGR over the next 3-5 years, with secondary and reported growth converging from Q3.
Europe region expected to return to double-digit growth from Q2 onwards, and emerging markets anticipated to grow double-digit on constant currency basis in FY26.
Management expects to restart commercial manufacturing at the Monroe facility this year, pending FDA resolution of observations.
The three-tier distribution model caused a one-time 87% drop in primary sales due to inventory destocking; similar regulatory changes could recur.
Analyst highlighted past write-offs (Mondro, Zeta, antitrust) totaling significant amounts; management acknowledged but offered limited assurance on future controls.
ISB 2301 and three other multi-specific programs are preclinical; failure to advance or partner could impair value.
EM revenue declined 6.5% due to geopolitical issues in Latin America and West Africa; recovery uncertain.
Five observations from last FDA inspection remain unresolved; management is awaiting FDA response. This could delay injectable product launches and revenue.
Glenmark USA is still defending against multiple antitrust lawsuits; settlement with direct purchaser class is subject to court approval, and other classes remain.
Reported India growth lagged secondary sales due to discontinuation of low-margin brands and diabetes underperformance; recovery expected only from Q3.
The AbbVie partnership is expected to close in September; any delay or renegotiation could impact cash position and IGI funding.
Management expects India formulation sales to normalize to ₹1,150-1,200 crore per quarter starting Q3 FY26, with FY27 revenue exceeding ₹4,800 crore.
The three-tier distribution model caused a one-time 87% drop in primary sales due to inventory destocking; similar regulatory changes could recur.
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