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Dr Reddy’s Q2 profit falls 36%, plans semaglutide relaunch in November

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MintDr Reddy’s Q2 profit falls 36%, plans semaglutide relaunch in November
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Lower US sales of generic Revlimid dragged down second-quarter earnings, but double-digit growth in base markets and the upcoming relaunch of semaglutide offer near-term relief.

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