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Trades about 32% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Alkem Laboratories Ltd. functions as a pharmaceutical enterprise, engaged in the research, manufacturing, and worldwide distribution of both medicinal and nutritional products. Its comprehensive offerings encompass a variety of branded and generic drugs, active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), biosimilars, and nutraceuticals. These products target both immediate and chronic health issues across numerous therapeutic areas, including anti-infectives, skin conditions, cardiovascular health, respiratory ailments, digestive problems, central nervous system disorders, cancer, urology, and women's health. The company also provides essential vitamins, minerals, and nutritional supplements, in addition to pain relief medications, anti-diabetic treatments, and neurological remedies. Complementing its core pharmaceutical lines, Alkem offers consumer health items such as pregnancy detection kits and condoms. Founded in 1973, the company's headquarters are located in Mumbai, India.
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