Letter # 119

A 1984 Act, an audacious 2002 Para IV filing, and Indian Pharma was never the same again. Companies went from “copycats” to “formidable global generics players” in about 15 years. Early investors made billions in wealth.

And then came the slump. The shares of a few companies fell as fast as they rose, and a few have come down faster.

For many investors, the Pharma sector is all jargon – not worth investing time/effort in decoding it. In our ET article today, we present a simplified, yet logical perspective on factors that drive the sector, and why a cyclical upturn may be on the horizon.

And of course, a list of stocks that benefit the most.

Read here: https://tinyurl.com/3hutuu7b

If you have missed any of our previous articles, we invite you to peruse them on our website: https://www.buoyantcap.com/news-resources/memos/

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