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Natco Pharma Share Price Today (8 December 2025): Q2 Results, Adcock Ingram Deal and 2026 Stock Outlook

Natco Pharma Share Price Today (8 December 2025): Q2 Results, Adcock Ingram Deal and 2026 Stock Outlook

Natco Pharma shares fell nearly 3% to around ₹908 on 8 December 2025, despite the company completing a major acquisition in South Africa. The stock remains about 40% below its 52-week high, with year-to-date losses near 33%. Q2 FY26 revenue stood at ₹1,363 crore, almost unchanged from last year. Investors are weighing the drop in Revlimid earnings, higher R&D costs, and the ₹2,000-crore Adcock Ingram deal.
8 December 2025
Natco Pharma Share Price Today (2 December 2025): Rating Reaffirmed, USFDA Update, South Africa Deal and 2026 Stock Forecast

Natco Pharma Share Price Today (2 December 2025): Rating Reaffirmed, USFDA Update, South Africa Deal and 2026 Stock Forecast

Natco Pharma shares traded at ₹933–₹936 on 2 December, up 3–3.5% but still down 34% over the past year. Q2 FY26 profit after tax reached ₹517.9 crore on revenue of ₹1,463 crore, with an EBITDA margin near 46%. Management warned the Revlimid windfall is fading, signaling lower profitability ahead. Trading volumes remain high as the stock rebounds from earlier losses.
2 December 2025
Natco Pharma Share Price Today (1 December 2025): Q2 Results, USFDA Update, Adcock Ingram Deal & 2026 Forecast

Natco Pharma Share Price Today (1 December 2025): Q2 Results, USFDA Update, Adcock Ingram Deal & 2026 Forecast

Natco Pharma shares jumped nearly 5% to around ₹921 on the NSE by 11:05 am IST Friday, with volumes nearing 2.95 million. The rally follows Q2 FY26 results showing flat revenue at ₹1,363 crore and a 23% drop in net profit to ₹517.9 crore, as Revlimid profits fade and costs rise. Management expects little Revlimid contribution from Q3 onward but has kept full-year PAT guidance at ₹13 billion.

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