Biocon Q1 Results Review – New Launches Critical To Revive Growth: ICICI Securities

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Biocon Ltd.’s Q1 FY25 performance was marred by muted performance across segments and the divestment of its India portfolio to Eris Lifesiences. Efforts to cut research and development and boost margins in Q1 was impaired by salary cost of employees from the Viatris acquisition – margins touched a new low of ~18%.

While biologics’ performance will likely be muted in Q2, revival in H2 FY25 is contingent on traction in Hulio in U.S., and Abevmy and Ogivri in UK.

Further, the launch of liraglutide generic in emerging markets may not fetch a sizeable delta in earnings.

Biocon has to pay a deferred acquisition consideration of up to $335 million to Viatris in FY25, which may spike debt levels in the near term.

We cut our Ebitda estimates by 5–6% for FY25–26 to factor in the dismal performance in biologics. Retain Sell with a lower target price of Rs 235 (earlier Rs 245).

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Biocon Shares Fall As Q1 Revenue Misses Estimates

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