Potential new launches of Deuruxolitinib and Nidlegy over next few quarters can help Sun Pharma sustain a double-digit growth in its specialty portfolio, adds the brokerage.
Sun Pharma reported Q3 FY25 revenue at Rs 136.8 billion, up 10.5% YoY and 2.9% QoQ. (Source: pxhere.com)
With respect to the recent acquisition in Canada (Antibe Therapeutics), Sun Pharma believes the pain new chemical entity asset may be valuable from a global market perspective, and they need to generate certain clinical data to get the clinical hold lifted.