Investing in the Pharma sector during these pandemic times is not a bad idea. The pharma industry is at the forefront of the battle against COVID-19 and has responded to this global challenge by ensuring the availability of medicines despite supply chain disruptions, Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Chairman Israel Makov said on Thursday, Aug 27, 2020. Clinical trials are being conducted to test the effectiveness of many existing medicines in treating symptoms of COVID-19, he added while addressing the annual general meeting (AGM) of the company. Some of the global pharmaceutical companies, as well as few Indian firms, have also initiated clinical trials for the development of a COVID-19 vaccine, Makov said. The company is also leveraging IT technology tools to ensure business continuity and to facilitate work-from-home for many employees, Makov said.
The healthcare index hit a record high on Friday led by a rally in sector majors Lupin, Dr Reddy’s Laboratories and Cipla on the back of positive news flow. The sector will remain a market favourite due to earnings visibility, which does not exist for most sectors currently because of the pandemic. Analysts said there is potential for earnings to double in the next five years. The BSE Healthcare index surged 3.5% to 20,404.76; Natco Pharma was the top gainer with a 14% jump. Dr Reddy’s was the second-best performer, ending up 10% at 5,326.70 after scaling an all-time high during the day as the company settled patent litigation for Revlimid with Celgene. This is a boost for the company as Revlimid generic cash flows should be significant for the company at over $700 million, according to analysts.
Lupin’s shares jumped 4.6% and those of Cipla gained over 7% after Perrigo announced a voluntary recall of its albuterol sulphate inhalation aerosols in the US on concerns that some units may not dispense properly due to clogging issues. Lupin and Cipla, which are competitors of Perrigo in the $850 million-$900 million US albuterol sulfate market, could potentially get a 4-6% boost in earnings per share due to this opportunity, according to foreign brokerage Macquarie. The rally in pharma stocks brought the total gain in BSE Healthcare to 86.4%, from its 2020 low of 10,947.99 to a close of 20,404.76 on Friday. The Sensex, which hit a 2020 low of 25,638.9 on March 24, has gained 51% since then to close at 38,845.82 on Friday, Sep 19, 2020. From March 24, when the benchmark hit a 2020 low, pharma stocks have surged as much as 516%. Aarti Drugs has taken the lead among pharma stocks followed by IOL Chemicals, Marksans Pharma, Laurus Labs, Neuland Laboratories, Jubilant Life Sciences and Aurobindo Pharma, which gained 154-435%.
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