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Cipla Limited (CIPLA.BO)

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1,347.70-6.55 (-0.48%)
At close: 03:45PM IST
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Previous close1,354.25
Open1,363.50
Bid0.00 x 0
Ask1,367.20 x 0
Day's range1,344.65 - 1,367.00
52-week range896.10 - 1,519.00
Volume16,577
Avg. volume55,824
Market cap1.088T
Beta (5Y monthly)0.37
PE ratio (TTM)29.36
EPS (TTM)45.91
Earnings date10 May 2024
Forward dividend & yield8.50 (0.63%)
Ex-dividend date21 Jul 2023
1y target estN/A
  • Reuters

    India pharma companies develop versions of Wegovy to get in on weight-loss windfall

    Indian drugmakers aiming to grab a slice of the burgeoning weight-loss treatment sales pie, both at home and abroad, have begun developing their own versions of Novo Nordisk's wildly in demand Wegovy. With some analysts predicting a weight-loss market reaching $100 billion a year or more by the end of the decade, executives at Sun Pharma, Cipla, Dr Reddy's and Lupin -- some of the world's largest generic drugmakers -- all said they have started work on Wegovy versions. Novo Nordisk has been unable to produce enough Wegovy to meet demand in more than half a dozen countries where it has already launched, amid record global obesity rates and people looking for easier alternatives to diet and exercise.

  • PR Newswire

    Cipla announces joint venture in the United States with Kemwell Biopharma and Manipal Education & Medical Group for global development and commercialisation of innovative Cell therapy products

    Cipla (EU) Limited, UK a wholly owned subsidiary of Cipla Limited (BSE:500087; NSE: Cipla EQ], hereinafter referred to as Cipla has announced a strategic collaboration with Kemwell Biopharma Private Limited (through its subsidiary Kemwell Biopharma UK Limited) and Manipal Education & Medical Group (through its subsidiary MNI Ventures, Mauritius) to incorporate a joint venture in the United States. The primary goal of this joint venture is to develop and commercialise novel Cell therapy products

  • Reuters

    India shares close at two-week low as hawkish Fed spooks investors

    India's benchmark indexes on Thursday closed at a two-week low in a broad-based selloff, after the U.S. Federal Reserve signalled that interest rates will remain elevated for longer. The Nifty 50 closed 0.8% lower at 19,742.35 points, its lowest close since Sept.7, while the S&P BSE Sensex declined about 0.85% to 66,230.24 points. The Fed on Wednesday held key interest rates unchanged as widely expected, but warned that the battle against inflation was far from over.