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Torrent’s Brazil Growth Surges 36% In Q3

German Market Recovers Slightly While India Holds Steady

Executive Summary

Torrent’s quarterly revenues were up by 18% to INR24.9bn in Q3 FY2023. Branded generics and the Brazilian market did much of the heavy lifting.

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