Natco Pharma Receives FDA Observations at Hyderabad Facilities
Natco Pharma's pharmaceutical division in Kothur, Hyderabad, received seven observations under Form 483 from the FDA. The company's API facility in Mekaguda, Hyderabad, received one procedural observation. Natco Pharma has expressed confidence in addressing these issues within the stipulated timeline.
19Jun 25
Natco Pharma's Kothur Facility Receives Seven Observations in US FDA Inspection
The U.S. FDA has completed an inspection of Natco Pharma's Kothur Pharma Division, resulting in seven observations. The exact nature and severity of these observations have not been disclosed. This inspection is crucial for Natco's ability to manufacture and export pharmaceutical products to the U.S. market. The company will likely need to address these observations to maintain regulatory compliance. The impact on Natco's operations and market access will depend on how the company responds to and resolves these observations.
16Jun 25
Natco Pharma's API Facility Clears U.S. FDA Inspection with Minor Observation
Natco Pharma's Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) manufacturing facility in Mekaguda, Hyderabad, successfully completed a U.S. FDA inspection. The inspection concluded with only one observation in Form 483, indicating strong compliance with good manufacturing practices. This outcome is significant for Natco Pharma's operations and reputation in the global pharmaceutical market, particularly for its API business in the U.S. market.
13Jun 25
NATCO Pharma Receives USFDA Observation at Hyderabad API Facility; Q4 Profit Misses Estimates
Natco Pharma's API manufacturing facility in Mekaguda, Hyderabad, received one procedural observation during a USFDA inspection from June 9-13. The company plans to respond promptly. Additionally, Natco reported Q4 net profit of Rs 407.00 crore, showing 5.30% year-over-year growth, which fell short of analyst expectations.
13Jun 25
NATCO Pharma's API Plant Clears U.S. FDA Inspection with Minor Observation
Natco Pharma's Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) manufacturing facility in Mekaguda, Hyderabad, has successfully completed a U.S. FDA inspection. The regulatory body issued only one observation on Form 483, indicating a positive outcome. This result reflects Natco Pharma's commitment to maintaining high quality standards and regulatory compliance, potentially facilitating future drug approvals and ensuring continued access to the U.S. pharmaceutical market.
29May 25
Natco Pharma Reports Robust Q4 Results: Net Profit Rises to ₹410 Crore
Natco Pharma announced impressive Q4 financial results, with net profit rising to ₹410.00 crore, up 6.22% year-over-year. Revenue increased by 14.23% to ₹1,220.00 crore. The company's quarterly net profit showed a significant 208.27% growth from the previous quarter. Annual performance was even more robust, with net profit up 94.09% to ₹1,388.30 crore and revenue increasing 46.78% to ₹4,126.90 crore. Operating Profit Margin improved to 43.80% from 34.56% last year.
28May 25
Natco Pharma's Q4 Profit Rises 5.3%, Falls Short of Expectations
Natco Pharma's Q4 results show a 5.3% increase in net profit to Rs 407.00 crore, with revenue rising 14.3% to Rs 1,221.00 crore. However, the company faced significant year-over-year declines in key metrics, including an 18.16% drop in revenue and a 37.75% decrease in net profit for Q4. Operating profit margin fell sharply to 8.17% from 35.34% last year. The company projects a 20% decline in revenue and a 30% drop in profit, citing increased pressures in the US market and higher R&D expenses.
Natco Pharma's plan to launch Risdiplam in India is currently on hold due to a legal dispute with Roche. The Delhi High Court initially ruled in Natco's favor, but Roche has appealed. The Appellate Bench has ordered a status quo, delaying the launch. Natco plans to price Risdiplam at ₹15900.00 MRP with additional discounts for certain patients if cleared for launch. The company is awaiting the Appellate Bench's decision before proceeding.
Natco Pharma is embroiled in a legal battle with Roche over the launch of Risdiplam in India. The Delhi High Court's appellate bench has ordered a status quo, delaying the launch. Despite this, Natco has announced its pricing strategy, setting the MRP at ₹15,900.00 and planning a patient access program for discounts. The company awaits legal clarity before proceeding with the launch, which has garnered significant interest from investors and patients.
25Mar 25
Natco Pharma Wins Legal Battle: Delhi HC Dismisses Roche's Plea on Risdiplam Patent
The Delhi High Court has rejected Roche's plea to prevent Natco Pharma from manufacturing and selling Risdiplam, a drug used to treat spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). This ruling allows Natco to continue its operations related to Risdiplam, despite Roche's claims of patent infringement. The decision could impact the availability and pricing of this critical SMA treatment in the Indian market.
24Mar 25
Natco Pharma Gains Upper Hand in Risdiplam Patent Case Against Roche
The Delhi High Court has dismissed Roche's plea to block Natco Pharma regarding the patent for Risdiplam, a drug used to treat spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). This ruling could allow Natco Pharma to manufacture and market its version of Risdiplam, potentially increasing accessibility and affordability of the drug for SMA patients in India and other markets. The decision marks a significant setback for Roche and could have far-reaching implications for the availability and pricing of SMA treatments.