Torrent Outlook Muted On COVID-19, Regulatory Concerns
Levittown Unit Production Seen In Fiscal Q3
Executive Summary
After a tepid performance in the fiscal fourth quarter, Torrent expects its key markets India, US and Brazil to be impacted by the COVID-19 fallout as well as a lack of visibility on regulatory approvals for its manufacturing facilities.
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