
India’s pharmaceutical industry appears to be entering a new phase of global realignment, marked by a high-stakes pricing accord in the USA and a renewed push for market access in Latin America.
At the center of this shift is Sun Pharmaceutical Industries (BOM: 524715), India’s largest drugmaker, which, alongside eight global companies, has signed pricing agreements with the Trump administration, signalling a recalibration of India’s pharma strategy in its most lucrative export market, reports The Pharma Letter’s India correspondent.
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