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Dr Reddy's Profit Dips Amid Steady Demand
21 Jan
Summary
- Dr Reddy's reported a 14.4% drop in quarterly profit.
- The company's net profit for the quarter was 12.1 billion rupees.
- This marks the first profit decline in five consecutive quarters.

Dr Reddy's, an Indian pharmaceutical company, announced a decrease in its quarterly profit for the period ending December 31. The consolidated net profit saw a decline of 14.4%, reaching 12.1 billion Indian rupees.
This financial result represents the first time the company has reported a drop in profit over the last five consecutive quarters. However, the actual profit decline was smaller than the average estimates provided by financial analysts.
Despite the profit reduction, steady demand within the domestic market provided a measure of stability for the drugmaker's operations during this reporting period.




