According to the company’s filing, operating profit (EBITDA) rose over 40% YoY, supported by higher product volumes and cost efficiencies. The biosimilars segment — Biocon’s largest growth engine — benefited from expanded market access in the US and Europe as well as steady gains in emerging markets.
Chairperson Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw said the results reflected the “resilience of Biocon’s diversified business model” and reaffirmed the company’s focus on innovation-led, affordable healthcare. She added that R&D investments and pipeline progress would remain priorities as Biocon deepens its presence in global biologics.
The generics and research-services businesses continued to show moderate growth, with management highlighting ongoing efforts to strengthen manufacturing capabilities and regulatory compliance.
Investors now await Biocon’s post-results commentary for updates on its upcoming launches and guidance for the second half of FY26.
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