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Dr. Reddy’s shares in focus after weak June-quarter results as US-listed ADRs slide 10%

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Dr. Reddy's reported a weaker-than-expected Q1, pressured by a ₹240 crore Semaglutide API provision and a 35% YoY decline in North America revenue, prompting a 10% drop in its US-listed ADR and a lower broker target. The update adds to near-term uncertainty around quality remediation and US policy noise on future pharma tariffs, weighing sentiment across Indian pharma equities.
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Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories reported a weaker-than-expected June-quarter performance, weighed down by a ₹240 crore provision tied to a Semaglutide API issue and a 35% drop in North America revenue to ₹2,204.8 crore. Its US-listed ADRs fell 10%, while the stock ended 2% lower in India at ₹1,182.8. Motilal Oswal maintained a “neutral” rating but cut its price target to ₹1,125, implying 5% downside from Wednesday’s close. The company said it is working to identify the root cause of the Semaglutide issue and does not expect further provisions.