The North American market may have dragged margins for Indian pharma in 2017-18, but most of the large caps seem to have done well in terms of growth in the European countries. Aurobindo, for example, led the pack with a 33 per cent year-on-year (YoY) rise in EU sales, followed by Glenmark (27.55 per cent), Lupin (11.2 per cent) among others.
Europe is the third-largest market for Indian drugmakers after the US and Africa. IQVIA data shows the European generics market at $35 billion is the world’s second-largest by value after the US.
For some players such as Torrent Pharma,