Dr. Reddy's Q2 FY10 Results
Revenues at Rs. 18,368 million, up by 14%
EBITDA at Rs. 3,797 million, up by 51%
PAT at Rs. 2,173 million, up by 106%
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Press Release
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Source: Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd.
- On 5:47 am EDT, Friday October 23, 2009
HYDERABAD, India--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd. (NYSE:RDY - News) today announced its unaudited
financial results for the second quarter ended September 30, 2009 under
International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
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Key Highlights
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Consolidated revenues at Rs. 18.4 billion ($382 million) in Q2 FY10 as
against Rs. 16.2 billion ($336 million) in Q2 FY09, representing a
growth of 14%. The growth is largely driven by Global Generics.
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Consolidated revenues for H1 FY10 at Rs. 36.6 billion represent a
YoY growth of 17%.
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Sequentially, as compared to Q1 FY10, the revenues excluding
sumatriptan have grown by 11%.
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Operating income at Rs. 2.6 billion ($53 million) in Q2 FY10 as
against Rs. 1.8 billion ($37 million) in Q2 FY09.
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EBITDA at Rs. 3.8 billion ($79 million) in Q2 FY10 as against Rs. 2.5
billion ($52 million) in Q2 FY09, representing a growth of 51%.
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EBITDA for H1 FY10 at Rs. 8.2 billion represents a YoY growth of
70%.
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Revenues from Global Generics business at Rs. 12.7 billion ($264
million) in Q2 FY10 as against Rs. 11.1 billion ($231 million)
in Q2 FY09. YoY growth of 14% driven by key markets of North America,
Russia and India.
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Revenues for H1 FY10 at Rs. 25.7 billion represent a YoY growth of
20%.
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Revenues from Pharmaceutical Services & Active Ingredients (PSAI)
increase by 11% to Rs. 5.4 billion ($112 million) in Q2 FY10 as
against Rs. 4.8 billion ($100 million) in Q2 FY09.
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Revenues for H1 FY10 at Rs. 10.2 billion represent a YoY growth of
9%.
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During the quarter, the company launched 39 new generic products,
filed 24 new product registrations and filed 5 DMFs globally.
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All figures in millions, except EPS
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All dollar figures based on convenience translation rate of
1USD = Rs 48.09
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Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Limited and Subsidiaries
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Unaudited Condensed Consolidated Income Statement
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Q2 FY10
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Q2 FY09
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Particulars
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($)
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(Rs.)
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%
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($)
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(Rs.)
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%
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Growth %
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Revenue
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A
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382
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18,368
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100
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336
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16,151
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100
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14
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Cost of revenues
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B
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201
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9,649
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53
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170
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8,187
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51
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18
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Gross profit
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C = A-B
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181
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8,719
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47
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166
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7,964
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49
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9
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Operating Expenses
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Selling, general & administrative expenses(a)
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D
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111
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5,336
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29
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110
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5,286
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33
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1
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Research and development expenses, net
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E
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20
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963
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5
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17
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825
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5
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17
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Other (income)/expenses, net
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F
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(3)
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(125)
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(1)
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2
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88
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1
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Total Operating Expenses
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G = D+E+F
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128
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6,174
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34
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129
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6,199
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38
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(0)
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Results from operating activities
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H = C – G
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53
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2,545
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14
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37
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1,765
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11
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44
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Finance income (b)
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I
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(6)
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(293)
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(2)
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(2)
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(92)
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(1)
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218
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Finance expenses (c)
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J
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2
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85
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0
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12
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574
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4
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(85)
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Finance expenses, net
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K = I+J
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(4)
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(208)
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(1)
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10
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482
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3
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Share of profit/(loss) of equity accounted investees
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L
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0
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15
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0
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0
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2
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0
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Profit before income tax
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M = H-K+L
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58
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2,768
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15
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27
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1,285
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8
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115
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Income tax expense
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N
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(12)
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(595)
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(3)
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(5)
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(232)
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(1)
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156
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Profit for the period
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O = M+N
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45
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2,173
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12
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22
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1,052
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7
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106
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Attributable to :
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Equity holders of the company
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P
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45
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2,173
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12
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22
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1,052
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7
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106
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Minority interest
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Q
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0
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0
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0
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0
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0
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0
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Profit for the period
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R = P + Q
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45
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2,173
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12
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22
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1,052
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7
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106
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Diluted EPS
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0.3
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12.8
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0.1
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6.2
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Notes:
(a) Includes amortization charges of Rs. 329 million in Q2 FY10 and Rs.
472 million in Q2 FY09.
(b) Includes forex gain of Rs. 244 million in Q2 FY10.
(c) Includes forex loss of Rs. 296 million in Q2 FY09.
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Key Balance Sheet Items
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(in millions)
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Particulars
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As on 30th Sep 09
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As on 30th Jun 09
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($)
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(Rs.)
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($)
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(Rs.)
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Cash and cash equivalents
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128
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6,149
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129
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6,184
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Trade and other receivables
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274
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13,155
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278
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13,374
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Inventories
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273
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13,136
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290
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13,933
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Property, plant and equipment
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442
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21,278
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436
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20,970
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Goodwill and Other Intangible assets
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459
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22,057
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453
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21,768
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Loans and borrowings (current & non current)
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305
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14,668
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335
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16,109
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Trade accounts payable
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150
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7,198
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143
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6,873
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Equity (including reserves)
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949
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45,649
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932
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44,832
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Segmental Analysis
Global Generics
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Revenues from Global Generics business at Rs. 12.7 billion ($264
million) in Q2 FY10 as against Rs. 11.1 billion ($231 million) in Q2
FY09. YoY growth of 14% driven by key markets of North America, Russia
and India.
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Revenues from North America at Rs. 4.3 billion ($89 million) in Q2
FY10 as against Rs. 3.1 billion ($65 million) in Q2 FY09. The YoY
growth of 36% continues to be driven by high volume growth across
existing products and new product launches in the last 12 months.
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The total cumulative ANDA filings are 141. 62 ANDAs are pending
approval at the USFDA of which 27 are Para IVs and 16 are FTFs.
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Revenues from Europe at Rs. 2.8 billion ($59 million) in Q2 FY10 as
against Rs. 3.3 billion ($68 million) in Q2 FY09, representing a fall
of 13%.
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Revenues from Germany decrease by 21% to Rs. 2.2 billion ($46
million) in Q2 FY10 from Rs. 2.8 billion ($58 million) in Q2 FY09.
This decrease is on account of the lower sales due to the AOK
tender and the pricing pressure in the market.
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The sequential growth of 37% in Q2 FY10 is due to one-time
seasonal vaccine sales.
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Pursuant to the ongoing reforms in the German generics
pharmaceutical market, further tenders were announced by
several of the public health insurance companies during the
period. The Company has participated / intends to participate
in these tenders through its wholly owned subsidiary
betapharm. The final results of a majority of these tenders
are yet to be announced. The results of these tenders may
impact betapharm's business.
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Revenues from Rest of Europe grew by 29% to Rs. 654 million ($14
million) in Q2 FY10. The growth is largely contributed by UK with
sales of Rs. 436 million ($9 million) representing a growth of 20%.
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Revenues from Russia & Other CIS markets at Rs. 2.3 billion ($49
million) in Q2 FY10 as against Rs. 1.9 billion ($39 million) in Q2
FY09, representing a growth of 26%.
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Revenues in Russia at Rs. 1.8 billion ($38 million) in Q2 FY10 as
against Rs. 1.3 billion ($28 million) in Q2 FY09 representing a
YoY growth of 39%.
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The secondary prescription sales trend as per Pharmexpert for
the five months of April to August compared to same period
last year indicates a de-growth of 6% in dollar value for the
industry as against Dr. Reddy’s growth of 7% in dollar value
terms.
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Revenues in Other CIS markets fall by 4% to Rs. 502 million ($10
million) in Q2 FY10 as against Rs. 525 million ($11 million) in Q2
FY09.
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Revenues in India at Rs. 2.5 billion ($52 million) in Q2 FY10 from Rs.
2.2 billion ($47 million), representing a growth of 13% led by key
brands of Omez, Omez-DSR and Razo.
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Sequential growth of 5% over Q1 FY10 is led by volume growth.
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The secondary sales trend as per ORG IMS for the five months April
to August indicates a growth of 17% for Dr. Reddy’s as against an
industry growth of 14% and the Top 10 Companies growth of 16%.
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17 new products launched during the quarter.
Pharmaceutical Services and Active Ingredients
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Revenues from Pharmaceutical Services & Active Ingredients (PSAI) at
Rs. 5.4 billion ($112 million) in Q2 FY10 as against Rs. 4.8 billion
($100 million) in Q2 FY09 ; YoY growth of 11% driven by the regions of
Europe and the benefit of rupee depreciation against the dollar.
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During the quarter, 5 DMFs were filed globally, with 2 in US, 2 in
Europe and 1 in RoW. The cumulative DMF filings as of Sep 09 are
361.
Income Statement Highlights:
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Gross profit at Rs. 8.7 billion ($181 million) in Q2 FY10 represents a
margin of 47% to revenues as against 49% in Q2 FY09. The current
quarter margins have been impacted by one-time inventory provisions of
€6 million in betapharm on account of non-moving stocks and $4 million
in the US for inventory valuation adjustments of sumatriptan stocks
lying with the company. Excluding these non-recurring items, the
adjusted margins are at 51%.
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Selling, General & Administration (SG&A) expenses including
amortization for the quarter are at $111 million, remained flat as
compared to previous year. This expense includes the benefit of
decrease in amortization charge due to the impairment of betapharm
intangibles recorded in March 2009.
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Other operating income of Rs. 125 million in Q2 FY10 as against Other
operating expenses of Rs. 88 million in Q2 FY09. The movement is
largely on account of the fact that in Q2 FY09, a provision for
damages of Rs. 230 million was recorded on account of the German court
upholding the validity of the olanzapine patent of the innovator in
Germany.
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R&D expenses at Rs. 963 million in Q2 FY10 represent 5% of revenues.
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Finance income (net) are at Rs. 208 million in Q2 FY10 as against
Finance costs (net) at Rs. 482 million in Q2 FY09. The change is
mainly on account of :
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Net forex gain of Rs. 244 million in Q2 FY10 as against net forex
loss of Rs. 296 million in Q2 FY09.
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Net interest expense of Rs. 42 million in Q2 FY10 as against Rs.
228 million in Q2 FY09.
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PAT at Rs. 2.2 billion ($45 million) in Q2 FY10 as against Rs. 1.1
billion ($22 million), representing a growth of 106%.
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PAT adjusted for exceptions in the previous year, represented a growth
of 79%.
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EPS of Rs. 12.8 ($0.3) in Q2 FY10 as against Rs. 6.2 ($0.1) in Q2 FY09.
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Capital expenditure for H1 FY10 is at Rs. 1.4 billion ($30 million).
General Information
The company today announced that the board of directors has appointed
Dr. Ashok Ganguly as an additional director on the board of Dr. Reddy’s
Laboratories Ltd.
Dr. Ashok Ganguly is the Chairman of Firstsource Solutions Ltd.
(formerly ICICI OneSource Ltd) and ABP Pvt. Ltd. (Ananda Bazar Patrika
Group), and has been a Director on the Central Board of the Reserve Bank
of India since November 2000. He also serves as a non-executive director
of Mahindra & Mahindra, Wipro Ltd., Tata AIG Life Insurance Co Ltd., and
a Director on the Advisory Board of Microsoft Corporation (India) Pvt
Ltd and the Blackstone Group.
Dr. Ganguly is a recipient of the Padma Bhushan, one of India’s highest
honours (1987) and the Padma Vibhushan, India’s second highest civilian
award. He was awarded the CBE (Hon) by the United Kingdom in 2006 and
the Economic Times Lifetime Achievement Award in 2008.
About Dr. Reddy's
Established in 1984, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories (NYSE:RDY - News) is an emerging
global pharmaceutical company with proven research capabilities. The
Company is vertically integrated with a presence across the
pharmaceutical value chain. It produces finished dosage forms, active
pharmaceutical ingredients and biotechnology products and markets them
globally, with focus on India, US, Europe and Russia. The Company
conducts research in the areas of cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular,
inflammation and bacterial infection.
Disclaimer
This press release includes forward-looking statements, as defined in
the U.S. Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. We have based
these forward-looking statements on our current expectations and
projections about future events. Such statements involve known and
unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual
results to differ materially. Such factors include, but are not limited
to, changes in local and global economic conditions, our ability to
successfully implement our strategy, the market acceptance of and demand
for our products, our growth and expansion, technological change and our
exposure to market risks. By their nature, these expectations and
projections are only estimates and could be materially different from
actual results in the future.
Notes
1. Financial discussions are on a consolidated basis as per IFRS.
2. Detailed analysis of the financials is available on the Company’s
website at www.drreddys.com.
