Revlimid Generic Revs Up Dr Reddy’s To Record Gains, There’s More To Come
Executive Summary
Generic Revlimid US sales propel Dr Reddy’s to a record fiscal second quarter, with the management indicating that “meaningful” contributions are likely in the coming months too. The Indian firm also expects to deploy its healthy cash flows for deal-making, aided by tempered valuations in some segments amid geopolitical and economic turbulence.
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