A moderation in pricing pressure for the US market, new launches and market share gains for existing products along with consolidation benefits are set to drive growth for India’s pharmaceutical industry in fiscal year 2020, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
Rating agency ICRA has said India’s pharmaceutical industry is set to grow by 11%-13% in the current fiscal.
Growth, however, would be constrained by regulatory interventions such as price controls, compulsory genericization, and US Food and Drug Administration oversight for manufacturing deficiencies, the rating agency said.
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