Sun Pharma Q4 Review - India, U.S. Drives While RoW, Emerging Markets Drags: Motilal Oswal

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Motilal Oswal Report

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. delivered a lower-than-expected Q4 FY22 due to moderation in the Rest of World/emerging markets/active pharma ingredient segment and higher opex.

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The specialty portfolio continues to progress well, with its contribution to sales rising to 13% in FY22 from 7% in FY18.

We tweak our FY23/FY24 earnings per share estimate by down 4%/down 3%, factoring in:

  1. higher research and development spend on clinical trials,

  2. high opex-related to promotional activities and supply chain management, and

  3. weakness in API offtake to some extent.

We remain positive on Sun Pharma on the back of:

  1. a strong outperformance in the branded generics segments of domestic formulation/RoW/EMs,

  2. scale-up of the specialty portfolio, and

  3. niche launches in the U.S. generics segment.

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