Balaxi Pharmaceuticals reports a PAT of INR 381 million for FY21; further strengthens the Product Pipeline
HYDERABAD, India, May 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Balaxi Pharmaceuticals Limited (Balaxi), a branded IPR-based pharmaceutical company headquartered in Hyderabad, reported its results for the quarter and year ended 31st March 2021.
Financial Highlights - Q4 & FY21:
16.5%
The Company recorded a revenue of INR 530 million for Q4F21, the drop in revenue in the fourth quarter is normal as China is shut down for most of the quarter due to the Chinese New Year holiday.
EBITDA of INR 100 million for Q4FY21; EBITDA margin stood at 18.9%.
Reported PAT of INR 84 million for Q4FY21.
Doha Film Institute strengthens international outreach in support of global film projects
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The Doha Film Institute has further strengthened its roster of international film projects with three new co-financed films that not only highlight emerging and established voices in global filmmaking talents, but are also examples of compelling narratives that present poignant human stories of hope, ambition and global realities.
The new co-financed productions are: Birds Like Us (Bosnia and Herzegovina, UK, Turkey, US, Qatar/2017) directed by Faruk Šabanović and Amela Ćuhara; Grain (Turkey, Germany, France, Sweden, Qatar/2017) by Semih Kaplanoğlu; and Looking for Oum Kulthum (Germany, Austria, Italy, Qatar, Lebanon/2017) by Shirin Neshat in collaboration with Shoja Azari.
Rupee strengthens
April 30, 2021
KARACHI: The rupee posted gains on Thursday on the back of mild demand from importers, while healthy dollar inflows in the shape of remittances and Roshan Digital Account (RDA) also supported the local currency.
The rupee closed at 153.62 against the dollar, 0.17 stronger than the previous closing of 153.88 in the interbank market.
In the open market, the local unit rose 80 paisas against the greenback. It ended at 154 to the dollar, compared with 154.80 on Wednesday.
Traders said the lack of import payments and better inflows helped the rupee get a boost.
âToday, the inflows were good and the supply was more than the demand,â a foreign exchange trader said. âI expect the rupee to remain stable for now, trading at 153 levels in the coming sessions, though some downward pressure may be seen in the short-term, as payments are likely to pick up,â he added. The rupee is likely to weaken to 160/dollar by the end of this fiscal y
SAN FRANCISCO. KAZINFORM - Under the chairmanship of the Deputy Mayor of Almaty Erzhan Babakumarov, an online webinar was held with representatives of the Johns Hopkins clinic, dedicated to the exchange of experience in the fight against COVID-19, Kazinform has learnt from the press service of the Kazakh MFA.