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Gland Pharma shares jump 7% to 52-week high; Nomura sees re-rating but Citi says 'sell'

Gland Pharma shares jump 7% to 52-week high; Nomura sees re-rating but Citi says 'sell'
Source: cnbctv18

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  • ✓Gland Pharma shares jumped 7% to a 52-week high on Monday, November 9, following strong Q2FY27 results.
  • ✓The company reported a 58.2% profit rise, driven by robust US market growth.
  • ✓While Nomura sees a re-rating for the stock, Citi remains cautious and kept a 'sell' recommendation for the firm.

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Indian Markets
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Market Focus
India Economy

Nomura believes the company's strong Q2FY27 performance, particularly the continued momentum in the US market, supports its growth outlook. It also sees scope for an expansion in the stock's valuation multiple, reflecting a structural shift in Gland Pharma's business model towards a greater focus on CDMO operations.

Shares of Gland Pharma Ltd. were trading 7% higher on Monday, November 9, after the pharmaceutical company reported a strong set of September quarter (Q2FY27) results, supported by robust growth in its US business and improved operating performance.

Brokerages, however, remained divided on the stock's valuation and growth prospects, with Nomura maintaining a 'Buy' rating while Citi retained its 'Sell' recommendation.

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