Cipla Bullish For Future, Caps Speculation On Top-Level Departures
Executive Summary
After a tough Q3, Cipla indicates that things are looking up as it readies to enter fiscal 2020, with both the US and India businesses shaping up well. The company also sought to dispel concerns around top level exits.
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