2020: Indian pharma 'sunrise' segment, prognosis positive for healthcare sector

The next wave of growth could come from increasing exports to large
and traditionally under penetrated markets such as Japan, China,
Africa, Indonesia, and Latin America, which would help the industry
meet its aspiration of becoming the world's largest supplier by
volume, according to pharma industry body Indian Pharmaceutical
Alliance (IPA).

https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/healthcare/biotech/pharmaceuticals/2020-indian-pharma-sunrise-segment-prognosis-positive-for-healthcare-sector/articleshow/73004424.cms

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