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Trades about 53% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Lotus Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. operates as a pharmaceutical enterprise, specializing in the research, development, production, and sale of generic medicines. Its market presence extends across Taiwan, South Korea, the United States, and other global territories. The company primarily targets therapeutic areas such as oncology, cardiology, nephrology, women's health, anti-obesity, and central nervous system conditions with its generic product line. In addition to prescription generics, Lotus also offers a diverse array of over-the-counter drugs. Diversifying its business activities, the firm engages in the wholesale distribution of cosmetics, the retail of specialized clinical equipment, and provides biotechnology consulting. It also handles the sale of pharmaceuticals and medicinal chemicals, conducts marketing campaigns, offers market planning and business intelligence services, and provides advisory on health management and health technology. Furthermore, Lotus delivers a suite of services including project management for pharmaceutical regulatory compliance, data collection, and agency functions. It also operates as a healthcare consultancy and a Contract Research Organization (CRO). Established in 1966, Lotus Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. maintains its principal office in Taipei City, Taiwan. The company is a subsidiary of Alvogen Emerging Markets Holdings Limited.
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