Dr Reddy's Proprietary Products Gain US Traction Amid Tough Q2
Executive Summary
Early traction for its differentiated neurology and dermatology formulations in the US and signs of ebbing volatility in emerging markets bode well for Dr Reddy's Laboratories, amid a sharp decline in second quarter profits on a year-on-year basis. Investors also have their eyes firmly set on progress of the firm's key generic opportunities for Copaxone, Aloxi and Gleevec in the US.
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