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Pharmaceuticals - India: Reading IQVIA data: Trends in Gx, specialty and biosims
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Pharmaceuticals - India: Reading IQVIA data: Trends in Gx, specialty and biosims
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Pharmaceuticals - India
Reading IQVIA data: Trends in Gx, specialty
and biosims
Industry Overview
Gx flattish, SUNP/BIOS new launch tract key to watch 30 June 2026
IQVIA data indicates flattish trend in US gx sales ex-lumpy products (gRevlimid, Equity
gTolvaptan) for coverage. Further, the pricing trends indicates some deterioration, but India
we will monitor this over next few months for clear trend given fluctuations in the past. Pharmaceuticals
We continue to see momentum in SUNP’s existing specialty portfolio but expect focus Neha Manpuria >>
on ramp-up in Leqselvi/Unloxcyt. Similarly, BIOS existing biosim are tracking well with Research Analyst
focus on share gain in recent launches to improve revenue momentum in FY27. BofAS+91 22India6632 8307
neha.manpuria@bofa.com
Generics: QoQ growth moderation for coverage Charul Agrawal >>
Within our coverage, Zydus saw QoQ sales uptick supported by higher mirabegron sales ResearchBofAS IndiaAnalyst
(+25% QoQ) despite marginal market share loss post Amneal’s launch (~80bps). LPC on +91 22 6632 8255 charul.agrawal2@bofa.com
the other hand, witnessed mid-single digit lower sales QoQ partly on moderation in
Albuterol HFA sales (though share intact). IQVIA data also indicates ~250bps MoM
market share decline in mirabegron for LPC (largely to Amneal), which will be watched
Exhibit 1: QoQ flattish trends for
closely. Cipla’s 10% QoQ ex-gRevlimid sales decline is largely on the back of Lanreotide coverage
disruption & factored in 4Q sales, while its recently launched gOfev saw strong market IQVIA sales trend for coverage companies
share trends (40%+ in last 4 weeks). DRRD’s base sales were flattish QoQ, however 1Q Rolling Rolling
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