Archive · 30 Jan 2026
Sun Pharma Q3FY26 Preview: Growth Expected
Sun Pharma, a big Indian medicine company, is going to share its results for the third part of the year.
People who study the company think it will make a little more money than last year, but a bit less than the last three months.
This is because one of their important cancer drugs, Revlimid, is selling less.
But they have other new and special medicines that might make up for this, like Leqselvi for hair loss and others.
In India, they are expected to grow a lot, more than the whole Indian medicine market.
They might spend more on telling people about their new medicines, which could make their profits stay the same or go down a little.
People are also watching to see if new rules in the US about medicine prices will affect them.
Also, they just got permission to sell a weight-loss medicine in India once its patent ends.
Sun Pharma's Q3FY26 results expected to show 5% year-on-year sales growth, down 1% sequentially.
US sales projected to decline 4% sequentially to $478 million due to lower Revlimid sales.
Innovative drug portfolio, including Leqselvi, Cequa, Winlevi, and Odomzo, expected to drive growth.
Domestic sales anticipated to grow 11-13%, outpacing the overall Indian pharma market.
Ebitda margin may remain flat or dip due to increased marketing costs for new specialty drugs.
- Who
- Sun Pharma, India's largest drugmaker
- What
- Q3FY26 results preview and growth expectations
- When
- Results to be posted on Saturday
- Where
- Global, with focus on US and India
- Why
- To assess growth drivers and potential impacts from US drug pricing norms
- Company
- Sun Pharma
- Expected Sales Growth
- 5% year-on-year
- US Sales Decline
- 4% sequentially to $478 million
- Domestic Growth
- 11-13%
- Innovative Drugs
- Leqselvi, Cequa, Winlevi, Odomzo
- Ebitda Margin
- Flattish or dip due to marketing costs
- MFN Impact
- Potential impact from US drug pricing norms
- Semaglutide Approval
- Regulatory approval for weight-loss drug in India