Generic drug manufacturer Aurobindo reported a 2.5% dip in FQ4’21 (to March 31) revenues as a result of lower formulated drug sales in the U.S. That is partly “due to a reduction in hospital procedures on the back of COVID-19” though requests for sales rep visits to doctor surgeries in the U.S. “have improved, but it has not reached the pre-COVID level.” The firm’s supply chain activity already shows it anticipating the recovery, with total Indian exports linked to the firm up by 5.7% year over year in Q1’21. U.S. seaborne imports linked to the firm meanwhile jumped 34.4% year over year ...
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