PharmAsia News India Pharma Roundup: Lupin, Strides Arcolab, GSK India, Nicholas Piramal, Jubilant
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Executive Summary
NEW DELHI - India's fifth largest generic drug firm Lupin wants to buy other drug formulation companies in the U.S., Latin America, Southeast Asia and the Middle East this year to expand its presence overseas its chairman said after announcing a sharp, but expected, drop in earnings for the fourth quarter ended March 31
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