Early enactment would compel the US biotech/pharma industry to cut reliance on China
India’s limited share in the CRDMO market presents strong headroom for growth
The CRDMO player is still to see the full impact of the client’s inventory rationalisation
Acquisition of Emergent Manufacturing Operations Baltimore LLC facility ensures proximity to one of the innovation hubs in the US, which is critical for a CRDMO player.
The company remains a strong play on the global China-switch strategy
The shift in global supply chains in the post-pandemic world –described as China Switches by the company – has led to the setting up of pilot projects across a broad range of services.
This strong CRAMS play can benefit from the easing funding crisis in the biotech industry, and the shift in global supply chains, in the post-pandemic world
PI has guided to a 15 percent top-line growth and 24-25 percent EBITDA margin in FY25
Fundamentals are improving for Syngene while the stock is in a consolidation phase
PI’s business remains shielded from the sensitivities attached to the agrochemical business
The company’s underperformance, compared to the Nifty, is not justified, and there is merit in considering the stock at the current levels. In the medium term, complex APIs and biologics manufacturing would be the growth drivers.
The key macro headwind is the slowdown in funding in the US biotech end-market. However, in the medium term, complex APIs and biologics manufacturing would be the leading growth drivers
In the medium term, complex APIs and biologics manufacturing would be leading growth drivers.
The company, with superior execution and solid business model, is on track to achieve its long-term strategic objectives
We expect FY24 to be the year of consolidation for top-line growth. Margins are expected to bottom out as operating leverage kicks in first for formulation capacity and later on for CDMO opportunity.
Another growth lever to watch in manufacturing is that of the Mangalore API facility. Here the USFDA approval is expected in H2FY24.
Capex execution will be key to the company’s growth prospects; diversification initiatives should be supportive
Investment in biologics is expected to remain recurring as new opportunities are unfolding in the field of biologics for Syngene
The reopening of the Taloja plant should help the company consolidate business
Near-term challenges with respect to supply are easing off
Navin Fluorine is increasingly looking towards fluoro applications in performance materials. Among the new product platforms to watch out for would be those of fluoropyridine
The risk to watch is the execution in the field biologics and the pending regulatory approvals
Relatively better growth visibility and the recent steps towards diversification support our long-term conviction on this scrip.
Earnings trigger for the medium term is Contrast Media API opportunity, where there is limited competition
The company’s success depends on identifying the molecule/product opportunity, investing behind R&D and implementing processes/integration to scale it up