An "uncontested market" in the neoadjuvant setting potentially awaits Sun’s partnered melanoma asset Nidlegy, while competition heats up for products like Cequa in the US. Scrip pieces together management commentary and analysts’ outlook on some of the key specialty therapies that India’s top-ranked drug maker is building out.
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Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. rang in robust earnings for the third quarter of fiscal 2024, with the US and India businesses driving momentum, the former bolstered by continued traction in specialty products.
“The US specialty business has continued to do well and has grown over Q3 FY23. The underlying business and the...
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