
Biocon's Q1 net profit surged 355% to ₹141 crore, driven by biosimilars revenue up 16%. Biosimilar Denosumab and aflibercept launches in US and Europe contributed.
Biocon's net profit surged 355% year-on-year to ₹141 crore in the first quarter of FY27, the company said in a filing. Revenue rose 10% to ₹4,336 crore.
The biosimilars business drove the top line, with revenue climbing 16% to ₹2,855 crore. The generics segment added ₹760 crore, up 21%. The services business lagged, falling 16% to ₹736 crore, hurt by challenges that carried over from last year.
In North America, the ramp-up of recently launched biosimilars Bosaya and Aukelso – both versions of Denosumab – underpinned growth. The oncology portfolio held steady. During the quarter, Biocon started selling Yesafili (aflibercept-jbvf) in the U.S. as an interchangeable biosimilar to aflibercept. It also launched generic Liraglutide in the U.S.
European expansion included Evfraxy (biosimilar Denosumab) commercialised across multiple markets for bone health. The company added Abevmy (biosimilar Bevacizumab) in the Czech Republic and Switzerland. In emerging markets, Biocon secured approval for Yesafili as Malaysia's first biosimilar aflibercept and kept its lead in the biosimilar Bevacizumab franchise in Brazil.
Canada added another milestone: a Health Canada Notice of Compliance for the Yesintek (biosimilar Ustekinumab) autoinjector pen.
Biocon’s pipeline of biosimilar approvals and new market entries gives the company a steady stream of near-term revenue catalysts. The next quarter will show whether the services business stabilises.
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