Cipla has recovered well from its May correction after weak Q4 FY26 results. The stock is currently trading around ₹1,440, still below its 52-week high of about ₹1,673.
Fundamental Analysis
Positives
Strong leadership in respiratory, chronic therapies and domestic formulations.
Healthy balance sheet with low debt.
Good long-term growth drivers from India business, Africa and specialty products.
Most analysts continue to maintain a Buy rating despite recent earnings weakness. The average analyst target is around ₹1,457, with some brokerages like Citi maintaining a target of ₹1,700.
Concerns
Q4 FY26 was weak:
Revenue declined about 2.8% YoY
Net profit fell about 55% YoY
EBITDA margins contracted significantly
Weakness was largely due to one-off issues including supply disruptions and impairment costs rather than deterioration in the core India business.
Technical View
Medium-term trend: Bullish
Long-term trend: Positive
The recent move above ₹1,400 has improved momentum.
Immediate support: ₹1,370–1,390
Strong support: ₹1,300
Resistance: ₹1,500
Major resistance: ₹1,650–1,700