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The Indian pharma industry is estimated to grow at nine to 11 percent in 2021-22 and in the next few quarters, it will be driven by domestic and emerging markets, according to ratings agency ICRA.
In FY2022, ICRA sample set is estimated to witness Y-o-Y growth of 6-8 per cent in domestic market formulations, 5-7 per cent in US business and 8-10 per cent in European business.
The production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes announced by the Government of India (GoI) for key raw materials such as bulk drugs and formulations, with a total incentive outlay of Rs. 210 billion will help the country become Aatmanirbhar.
ICRA expects growth trajectory for Indian pharmaceutical industry to moderate on back of slowing growth from the US, increased competition, and regulatory overhang along with base effect catching up.