PharmAsia News Notable Notes: India’s Sun, Dishman Price Targets Raised By Citigroup, Dr Reddy’s Maintained As Hold
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Executive Summary
NEW DELHI - Following fourth quarter earnings, Citigroup Global Markets hiked the price target for India's Sun and Dishman pharmaceutical companies citing strong and robust guidance and maintained a hold rating on Dr Reddy's saying management needed to present more clarity
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