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Cipla gains on partner's contract win

Shares in drugmaker Cipla rise 1.4 percent after Cipla Medpro won a share in South Africa's USD 667 million contract, as it supplies the bulk of Cipla Medpro's drugs.

November 30, 2012 / 15:13 IST
     
     
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    Shares in drugmaker Cipla rise 1.4 percent after Cipla Medpro won a share in South Africa's USD 667 million contract, as it supplies the bulk of Cipla Medpro's drugs.


    Dealers say the company may garner revenues of USD 30-40 million from Cipla Medpro's contract.


    Also Read: Drug pricing policy: Pharma majors may see impact of 5-10%


    South Africa on Thursday awarded a USD 667 million contract to supply life-prolonging HIV medicine to 12 international and domestic firms, including Cipla Medpro, to deal with its biggest health problem.

    Cipla also plans to offer USD 215 million for a majority stake in South Africa's Cipla Medpro to strengthen its presence in Africa's fast-growing market for cheap, generic versions of branded drugs.

    first published: Nov 30, 2012 12:02 pm

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