Pharma H1 exports up 5% to $16.14-bn. as Europe offsets U.S. slowdown
MeridStreet AI summaryPharma H1 exports have increased by 5% to $16.14 billion. This growth is largely due to a surge in exports to Europe, which has helped offset the slowdown in the US market. The diversification strategy of Indian pharma companies, which involves expanding their presence in emerging markets, seems to be paying off as exports to regions such as Africa, LAC, and ASEAN gain momentum. This trend is likely to have a positive impact on the overall performance of the Indian pharmaceutical industry.
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Pharma exports are up due to market diversification. Europe and other regions are offsetting the US slowdown.
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Winners
- Pharmaceutical stocks
- Export-oriented sectors
Under pressure
- US-based pharma companies
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