Analysis published 09 Oct 2026

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Dr Reddy's Labs (500124) Oct 2025 Filing Analysis

02 · Business Model

How durable is the business?

ANDA Pipeline and Para-IV Filing Strategy
80/100

The company’s scale moat strengthened through breadth of launches, markets and regulatory filings. It operated in 48 emerging-market countries and 20 European countries, launched 24 products in Emerging Markets and 8 in Europe during the quarter, and had 73 pending ANDAs including 46 Para IV filings and 20 first-to-file opportunities. This increases future revenue visibility and supports the later baseline assessment of a strong scale advantage. (2 expanding)

“PENDING APPROVAL 73 ANDAs; Includes 46 Para IVs & 20 FTFs; As of Sep’25. Countries present in 48 (Emerging Markets) and 20 (Europe).”

Dr Reddy's Labs · Investor PPT · Oct 2025 · p.9
US FDA Compliance Binary Risk
50/100

The regulatory moat strengthened through several complex or differentiated product developments: 7 North American launches, including generic Sacubitril Valsartan and an authorised generic Fluorouracil cream; an EMA positive opinion for a denosumab biosimilar; and an accepted US IND application for COYA 302. However, US FDA inspections also produced Form 483 observations at the biologics and UK API facilities, so the moat expanded while compliance execution remained a risk. (3 shifted)

“Launched Sacubitril Valsartan Tablets... Launched authorised generic... IND application for COYA 302 accepted by USFDA; Positive opinion from EMA’s CHMP for our denosumab biosimilar candidate; USFDA... issued Form 483 with 5 observations... Mirfield... issued Form 483 with 7 observations.”

Dr Reddy's Labs · Investor PPT · Oct 2025 · p.9

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03 · Future Growth

Where does growth come from?

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India revenue shows a steady, healthy upward trajectory. Revenue increased from Rs. 1,397 Cr in Q2 FY25 to Rs. 1,578 Cr in Q2 FY26, with positive sequential growth in the latest quarter. Dr. Reddy's also continued to outgrow the Indian pharmaceutical market, although the reported market outperformance narrowed versus the previously supplied signal. (1 steady across 1 signal)

“Revenues ₹ 1,578 Cr 13%YoY 7%QoQ ... 9.4% VS 7.8% DRL MAT Growth vs IPM”

Dr Reddy's Labs · Investor PPT · Oct 2025 · p.10
US Generics Pricing Structural Decline

North America is weakening rather than expanding: revenue fell from Rs. 3,728 Cr in Q2 FY25 to Rs. 3,241 Cr in Q2 FY26 and declined for three consecutive quarters from Q4 FY25. Excluding lenalidomide, Dr. Reddy's growth was below the US generic market in the latest comparison, indicating pressure despite new launches. (5 reversing across 5 signals)

“Revenues ₹ 3,241 Cr 13%YoY 5%QoQ ... Declined due to product specific price erosion and lower Lenalidomide sales ... -2.1% VS -0.1% DRL Growth vs US Generic Market (Excl. Lenalidomide)”

Dr Reddy's Labs · Investor PPT · Oct 2025 · p.9

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