Cipla 2.0: ‘Disproportionate’ US Growth, Getting The Profit Curve Right

Cipla is planning an ambitious growth trajectory, aiming to propel its US business “towards a $1bn generic enterprise” and develop a strong specialty franchise focused on its traditional stronghold, the respiratory segment, and the CNS space.

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Cipla Ltd., which has in the past admitted its smaller presence in the US compared with some Indian peers may be weighing down its earnings, expects to take its North American business to a “meaningful scale” from its current level of 18% of revenues.

Some of the core components of the US business build-up plan include keeping the product filing momentum going – Cipla...

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