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Trades about 74% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Wanbury Limited is an Indian pharmaceutical company engaged in the development, manufacturing, and commercialization of both finished drug products (formulations) and active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). The company's diverse range of formulations addresses numerous therapeutic areas, including women's health, bone and joint conditions, hematological disorders, diabetes management, nutritional support, gastrointestinal ailments, post-stroke recovery, infectious diseases, respiratory issues, inflammatory conditions, pain relief, and general medicine, marketed under approximately 70 different brands. Additionally, Wanbury supplies APIs vital for medicines treating diabetes, pain, depression, allergies, inflammation, arthritis, thrombosis, epilepsy, and hypertension. The company extends its reach beyond India through product exports. Originally incorporated in 1988 as Pearl Organics Limited, the firm was rebranded as Wanbury Limited in 2004 and maintains its corporate headquarters in Navi Mumbai, India.
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