Indian Pharma sees robust growth of 51.5 percent in April sales: AIOCD-AWACS Report
New Delhi: The performance of the Indian Pharmaceutical Market (IPM) in April has portrayed a positive outlook for the Indian pharmaceutical industry with a robust growth of 51.5 percent for the month of April 21, compared to 10.3 per cent for the month of March 2021, as per the data from market research firm All India Organization of Chemists and Druggists (AIOCD-AWACS).
According to the AIOCD AWACS report, this rapid growth in Indian Pharmaceutical Market (IPM) is based on three reasons:-
• Correction to the dip that was seen in Apr 2020
• The pharma industry has been well prepared for production and distribution exigencies that are expected during lockdown. If one looks at the growth drivers, volume growth has a lion's share in the growth of the market.
• The second wave of Covid has increased sales of drugs that play a direct/indirect role in treatment.
Further, the report revealed that anti-infectives have shown a growth of 134% and nutritionals have shown a growth of 76% while Cardiac registered a monthly growth of 26.9% in April 2021 while Anti-diabetic sales increased by only a 13.1% growth rate in April 2021.
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