Dr Reddy’s enjoyed a strong showing in Europe in the fiscal fourth quarter amid a string of launches and a ramp-up in France, Italy and Spain, with the Indian firm anticipating continued momentum in the region by leveraging its global portfolio. The firm’s China growth strategy is 'still valid', management maintains.
A new base has been reset in Europe for Dr Reddy's • Source: Shutterstock
Dr Reddy's Laboratories rang in a strong fiscal fourth quarter, buoyed in part by COVID-19-related stocking up in the US and a string of new product introductions there, but sharp gains in the Europe business stood out as well.
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