Dr Reddy’s Q1FY27 profit falls 69% as US sales and semaglutide supply weaken

Dr Reddy’s reported Q1FY27 net profit of ₹443 crore, down 69% year-on-year, with revenue falling 5.6% to ₹8,071 crore. US revenue dropped 35%, while India, Europe and emerging markets posted double-digit growth. The company expects semaglutide supply to potentially resume around November.

— Source publishedWed, 22 Jul, 2026, 21:04 IST·First seen Wed, 22 Jul, 2026, 21:11 IST·Source Mint · Companies

What happened

Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories · Dr Reddy’s Q1FY27 profit fell 69% as US sales and generic semaglutide supply were hit. India, Europe and emerging markets grew in

Key facts

  • Q1FY27 net profit: ₹443 crore, down 69% year-on-year
  • Revenue: ₹8,071 crore, down 5.6% year-on-year
  • EBITDA: ₹1,009 crore, down 56% year-on-year
  • US revenue: ₹2,205 crore, down 35% year-on-year
  • Net cash surplus: ₹3,058 crore
  • Expected semaglutide sales: 6-7 million units this fiscal

Why this matters

The US dependence exposed by the semaglutide disruption strengthens the case for partnerships, licensing or capacity investments that diversify complex-generic supply and deepen faster-growing international markets.

What to watch

  • Confirmation of semaglutide supply resumption, including timing, approved volumes and market availability.
  • Quarterly US revenue trend and management commentary on customer inventory, pricing and new launches.
  • Gross-margin and EBITDA-margin movement as lower US mix affects profitability.
  • Sustained double-digit growth rates in India, Europe and emerging markets.
  • Any FDA, manufacturing-site, import-alert or supply-chain developments affecting US product availability.
  • Competitor semaglutide launches, pricing actions and market-share changes.
  • Prioritize regulatory, manufacturing and channel-readiness actions needed to resume semaglutide supply around November.
  • Use India, Europe and emerging-market momentum to protect revenue growth through launches, field-force investment and distribution expansion.
  • Tighten discretionary spending and optimize product mix to defend margins during the US revenue trough.
  • Provide clearer guidance on the timing, scale and economics of semaglutide resupply to reduce investor uncertainty.
  • Accelerate alternative US launches and complex-generic opportunities to reduce dependence on a single disrupted product.