Cipla shares ratings cut by Morgan Stanley, CLSA on earnings
Reuters : Mumbai, Mon Feb 11 2013, 13:05 hrs
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Morgan Stanley and CLSA downgraded their ratings on Cipla Ltd shares a day after the Indian drugmaker reported a slower-than-expected rise in its October-December net profit.
Morgan Stanley cut its ratings to "equal-weight" from "overweight", citing slower growth prospects on the back of limited niche drug launches, lower margins and a higher tax rate. The bank also cut its price target to 414 rupees from 437 rupees.
CLSA cut its ratings on Cipla to "underperform" from "outperform", citing disappointing margins in the October-December quarter and expectations near-term earnings growth will be slower due a higher base. The bank cut its price target to 415 rupees from 475 rupees.
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