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Mega Rare Earth Element Thematic Report We at Global Consilient Research are proud & humbled to announce the release of our 3rd thematic report on REEs This report will not only give you a macro to micro view, but will also teach you about the different companies involved in India, USA and China in REE space Here’s a quick snapshot of the report👇🏻
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Divis Labs is trading at ₹11,000+, this is ~91x trailing earnings and ~66x based on our FY29 estimates So how much future success is already in the price? Here's GCR’s valuation framework 🧵
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Read our thread on Innovator CDMOs here nitter.cf/Gconsilient/status/212…
Deep Dive | India's CDMO Sector The Backbone of Global Pharma Innovation! đź§µ What if the biggest beneficiaries of global drug innovation aren't the companies discovering drugs, but those developing and manufacturing them? That's where Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisations (CDMOs) come in In simple words, CDMOs help global pharmaceutical companies develop, scale and manufacture drugs, benefiting from high entry barriers, sticky client relationships and long-term manufacturing contracts And India is emerging as a major CDMO hub, supported by its chemistry expertise, cost competitiveness and growing global outsourcing opportunities What Do the Numbers Tell Us? Our comparison of 11 Indian pharma and CDMO players reveals interesting differences Revenue Growth Leaders (YoY): - Blue Jet Healthcare: +127.1% - Divi's Laboratories: +35.4% - Laurus Labs: +33.4% - Piramal Pharma: +28.1% Highest Operating Margins: - Anthem Biosciences: 41.4% - Divi's Laboratories: 38.1% - Neuland Labs: 30.6% - Blue Jet Healthcare: 30.6% Capital Efficiency (ROCE): - Neuland Labs: 28.08% - Anthem Biosciences: 25.78% - Divi's Laboratories: 24.78% These are company-level metrics, not exclusively CDMO-segment figures đź’°So, are Valuations Getting Expensive? As several players command substantial valuation premiums: - Sai Life Sciences: 103.3x P/E - Laurus Labs: 98.9x P/E - Divi's Laboratories: 91.3x P/E - Anthem Biosciences: 87.8x P/E These valuations reflect significant growth expectations, leaving limited room for execution disappointments The Silent AI Beneficiaries? Innovator CDMOs could quietly benefit from AI-driven process optimisation, improved manufacturing yields, faster development cycles and greater operational efficiency The Bigger Picture India's CDMO opportunity goes beyond low-cost manufacturing. It's about moving up the value chain into complex chemistry, innovative molecules and integrated drug development The long-term winners will be those combining sustainable growth, strong margins and superior capital efficiency - not necessarily those trading at the highest valuations Which Indian CDMO do you believe is best positioned for the next decade? PS: A detailed YouTube video will be posted on this soon!
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Deep Dive | India's CDMO Sector The Backbone of Global Pharma Innovation! đź§µ What if the biggest beneficiaries of global drug innovation aren't the companies discovering drugs, but those developing and manufacturing them? That's where Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisations (CDMOs) come in In simple words, CDMOs help global pharmaceutical companies develop, scale and manufacture drugs, benefiting from high entry barriers, sticky client relationships and long-term manufacturing contracts And India is emerging as a major CDMO hub, supported by its chemistry expertise, cost competitiveness and growing global outsourcing opportunities What Do the Numbers Tell Us? Our comparison of 11 Indian pharma and CDMO players reveals interesting differences Revenue Growth Leaders (YoY): - Blue Jet Healthcare: +127.1% - Divi's Laboratories: +35.4% - Laurus Labs: +33.4% - Piramal Pharma: +28.1% Highest Operating Margins: - Anthem Biosciences: 41.4% - Divi's Laboratories: 38.1% - Neuland Labs: 30.6% - Blue Jet Healthcare: 30.6% Capital Efficiency (ROCE): - Neuland Labs: 28.08% - Anthem Biosciences: 25.78% - Divi's Laboratories: 24.78% These are company-level metrics, not exclusively CDMO-segment figures đź’°So, are Valuations Getting Expensive? As several players command substantial valuation premiums: - Sai Life Sciences: 103.3x P/E - Laurus Labs: 98.9x P/E - Divi's Laboratories: 91.3x P/E - Anthem Biosciences: 87.8x P/E These valuations reflect significant growth expectations, leaving limited room for execution disappointments The Silent AI Beneficiaries? Innovator CDMOs could quietly benefit from AI-driven process optimisation, improved manufacturing yields, faster development cycles and greater operational efficiency The Bigger Picture India's CDMO opportunity goes beyond low-cost manufacturing. It's about moving up the value chain into complex chemistry, innovative molecules and integrated drug development The long-term winners will be those combining sustainable growth, strong margins and superior capital efficiency - not necessarily those trading at the highest valuations Which Indian CDMO do you believe is best positioned for the next decade? PS: A detailed YouTube video will be posted on this soon!
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Deep Dive | India's CDMO Sector The Backbone of Global Pharma Innovation! đź§µ What if the biggest beneficiaries of global drug innovation aren't the companies discovering drugs, but those developing and manufacturing them? That's where Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisations (CDMOs) come in In simple words, CDMOs help global pharmaceutical companies develop, scale and manufacture drugs, benefiting from high entry barriers, sticky client relationships and long-term manufacturing contracts And India is emerging as a major CDMO hub, supported by its chemistry expertise, cost competitiveness and growing global outsourcing opportunities What Do the Numbers Tell Us? Our comparison of 11 Indian pharma and CDMO players reveals interesting differences Revenue Growth Leaders (YoY): - Blue Jet Healthcare: +127.1% - Divi's Laboratories: +35.4% - Laurus Labs: +33.4% - Piramal Pharma: +28.1% Highest Operating Margins: - Anthem Biosciences: 41.4% - Divi's Laboratories: 38.1% - Neuland Labs: 30.6% - Blue Jet Healthcare: 30.6% Capital Efficiency (ROCE): - Neuland Labs: 28.08% - Anthem Biosciences: 25.78% - Divi's Laboratories: 24.78% These are company-level metrics, not exclusively CDMO-segment figures đź’°So, are Valuations Getting Expensive? As several players command substantial valuation premiums: - Sai Life Sciences: 103.3x P/E - Laurus Labs: 98.9x P/E - Divi's Laboratories: 91.3x P/E - Anthem Biosciences: 87.8x P/E These valuations reflect significant growth expectations, leaving limited room for execution disappointments The Silent AI Beneficiaries? Innovator CDMOs could quietly benefit from AI-driven process optimisation, improved manufacturing yields, faster development cycles and greater operational efficiency The Bigger Picture India's CDMO opportunity goes beyond low-cost manufacturing. It's about moving up the value chain into complex chemistry, innovative molecules and integrated drug development The long-term winners will be those combining sustainable growth, strong margins and superior capital efficiency - not necessarily those trading at the highest valuations Which Indian CDMO do you believe is best positioned for the next decade? PS: A detailed YouTube video will be posted on this soon!
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Today’s news about Jensen Huang clearly shows that Management Analysis is simply not as easy as it has been taught the traditional way in many equity research courses They teach management analysis in a way which looks like this Go into annual report, see their compensation, their qualifications etc etc, and call it analysis! But in reality, there’s no way you can actually analyse how good or bad is management just by looking at their credentials or PR (yes, they hire PR agencies to brand themselves in a positive light) So, the only practical solution to analyse management is by doing a Management Accountability analysis! Here’s an example of Acutaas Chemicals in the attached image! And that’s exactly how I teach equity research in our live batches👇🏻
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