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Jefferies Backs Five Indian CRDMO Stocks With Upside

Jefferies Backs Five Indian CRDMO Stocks With Upside
Jefferies rates 5 CRDMO stocks ‘Buy’ with up to 20% upside potential - Market News · financialexpress.com

Jefferies is a financial research firm that studied Indian companies making medicines and drug ingredients for other companies.

It believes five of these companies could perform well.

The five companies are Anthem Biosciences, Gland Pharma, Divi’s Laboratories, Piramal Pharma and Sai Life Sciences.

Anthem Biosciences has the biggest possible share-price gain in Jefferies’ estimates, at 20%.

Sai Life Sciences and Divi’s Laboratories are Jefferies’ favorite companies in the group.

The sector grew strongly during the June quarter, with sales rising faster than in recent quarters.

Many companies also reported strong orders and requests from large pharmaceutical companies.

These ratings are Jefferies’ opinions, not guarantees that investors will make money.

Key facts

Jefferies sector growth
Companies covered by Jefferies recorded 19% year-on-year growth in the June quarter, the highest rate in seven quarters.
Highest potential upside
Anthem Biosciences: 20%, based on Jefferies’ target price of Rs 1,050.
Top picks
Sai Life Sciences and Divi’s Laboratories remained Jefferies’ top picks.
Gland Pharma target
Rs 3,350, implying 19.6% potential upside; its rating was upgraded from ‘Hold’ to ‘Buy’.
Divi’s Laboratories target
Rs 10,200, implying 17.5% potential upside.
Sai Life Sciences target
Rs 1,610, implying 10.7% potential upside.
Order visibility
Sai Life Sciences had more than 90% of targeted FY27 revenue covered by orders, while Anthem Biosciences had more than 80% of targeted FY27 CRDMO sales covered.

Quotes

Jefferies

Brokerage providing research and ratings on Indian CRDMO companies

“90%+ order-book in hand for the FY27 target revenue. Stronger client conversion, ramping up faster in peptides/ADCs”
financialexpress.com
“Gland increased FY27 sales guidance to 15% cc growth (vs 12-13% earlier)”
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