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Indian pharma exports stands at $17 billion at present and
grew 9.4 per cent in 2015-16, said a report. The domestic pharma industry
exports $12.7 billion worth of pharma goods in the generic category, which is
5.8 per cent of the overall global generic market . The Nifty Pharma index has already corrected
about 7 per cent so far in 2016 weighed down largely by concerns over
regulatory hurdles, expensive valuations, falling volume and USFDA concerns,
which have capped the upside for the sector.
The pharma industry grew 6.4 per cent in March, the slowest growth this financial year . Market experts say there is big potential in the pharma space for those with a long-term view. "I am bullish on pharma... Indian pharma supplies 40 per cent of American generics and 7 per cent value."
Latest data showed there have been over 400 observations on
Indian pharma from the USFDA over the past 12 months. "USFDA is a temporary problem. You must not
read into anything in the sense that if the importance of size and importance
of Indian pharma is growing, they also need to gear up to the required
standards of the US.
"Indian
generics have no global alternatives for the long term. I see a sign of
maturity scaling up in Indian pharma. Most pharma companies can throw up
wonderful opportunities for investors to buy these stocks 30-40 per cent
cheaper if you have faith in them. The business opportunity is beyond doubt
because the world needs generics."
Source(Economic Times)
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