Wockhardt may face £1 mn hit due to Kadaiya unit lapses

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Nov 06, 2013, 09.32 PM IST

The company, however, said Medicine and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, UK, (UKMHRA) has eased the restrictions to an extent allowing it to supply most of the products manufactured at the said facility to the UK.

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Wockhardt may face £1 mn hit due to Kadaiya unit lapses

The company, however, said Medicine and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, UK, (UKMHRA) has eased the restrictions to an extent allowing it to supply most of the products manufactured at the said facility to the UK.

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Wockhardt may face £1 mn hit due to Kadaiya unit lapses

The company, however, said Medicine and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, UK, (UKMHRA) has eased the restrictions to an extent allowing it to supply most of the products manufactured at the said facility to the UK.

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Drug major Wockhardt today said it will take a revenue hit of nearly one million pounds due to import restrictions imposed by the UK health regulator on medicines made at its Kadaiya facility in Nani Daman.

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The company, however, said Medicine and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, UK, (UKMHRA) has eased the restrictions to an extent allowing it to supply most of the products manufactured at the said facility to the UK.

Wockhardt has received a communication from UKMHRA whereby they have allowed manufacturing and supply most of the products manufactured at the said facility and assessed to be critical to public health, the company said in a filing to the BSE.

"As a result the net impact on the annualized consolidated revenue is expected to be less than £1 million, out of the total annual consolidated revenue of approximately £18 million, from the said facility," the company said.

Last month, UKMHRA had imposed restrictions on import of medicines made at the Mumbai-based firm's unit at Kadaiya for violation of norms, the second Wockhardt plant to face such action in as many weeks.

Earlier, the UK health regulator had taken action against the company's Chikalthana facility in Maharashtra, from where good manufacturing certification was withdrawn last month, and the export-oriented plant at Waluj which came under an import alert in July this year.

Shares of Wockhardt today closed at Rs 470.45 on the BSE, up 5 percent  from their previous close.


Wockhardt stock price

On November 06, 2013, Wockhardt closed at Rs 470.45, up Rs 22.40, or 5.00 percent. The 52-week high of the share was Rs 2166.05 and the 52-week low was Rs 344.15.


The company's trailing 12-month (TTM) EPS was at Rs 32.23 per share as per the quarter ended September 2013. The stock's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio was 14.6. The latest book value of the company is Rs 74.56 per share. At current value, the price-to-book value of the company is 6.31.


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