Sun Pharma gains on higher prices for drugs
Shares in Sun Pharmaceutical Industries gained 1.8 percent after Credit Suisse said the drug maker's subsidiary Taro Pharmaceutical Industries has pushed through price increases in three products last week, citing industry checks.

Shares in Sun Pharmaceutical Industries gained 1.8 percent after Credit Suisse said the drug maker's subsidiary Taro Pharmaceutical Industries has pushed through price increases in three products last week, citing industry checks.
Credit Suisse estimates those three drugs account for 35 per cent of Taro US sales.
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The price increases raise sustainable sales estimates for Taro to $680 million versus $640 million earlier for FY 2015, the investment bank adds.
Credit Suisse maintains its "outperform" rating on the stock and raises its target price to 900 rupees from 840 rupees, in part by factoring higher sales estimates for Taro.
Reuters

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