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String Of Positives For Lupin Lifts Outlook

Regulatory clearances for some key sites awaited

Executive Summary

Tentative FDA approval for Lupin’s arformoterol tartrate inhalation solution and a potential EC nod for etanercept are seen aiding the company’s prospects in FY2021. Besides, success in a Phase III trial for secnidazole to treat trichomoniasis bodes well, though manufacturing clearances and continuity will also be closely watched.

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