Lupin's US Generics Turn Corner, Spotlight On Upcoming Launches
Executive Summary
A recovery in the US, aided by abating pricing pressure and portfolio exits by some large players, augurs well for Indian firm Lupin, but impending new launches including levothyroxine will need to deliver to sustain US momentum.
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