Zim Laboratories Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation
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Date : 19.05.2023
BSE Limited, Market Operations Dept. P. J. Towers, Dalal Street, Mumbai- 400 001 Company Code- 541400
Dear Sir,
National Stock Exchange of India Limited Listing Compliance Department Exchange Plaza, Bandra-Kurla Complex, Bandra (E), Mumbai – 400 051 (Symbol - ZIMLAB)
Sub : Investor Presentation May 2023
Pursuant to Regulation 30 of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, kindly find enclosed Investor Presentation May 2023.
Kindly take the intimation on record.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
For ZIM LABORATORIES LIMTED
(Piyush Nikhade) Company Secretary and Compliance Officer Membership No. A38972
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ZIM LABORATORIES LIMITED __________________________________________________________________________________________ www.zimlab.in I info@zimlab.in I CIN : L99999MH1984PLC032172
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ZIM Laboratories Limited Investor Presentation May 2023
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BUSINESS
05 OVERVIEW
15 INCOME STATEMENT
06 TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVES
16 BALANCE SHEET
07 BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
08 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
13 R&D AT CORE
FINANCIALS
OUTLOOK & FOCUS
CORPORATE
22 OUTLOOK
23 FOCUS : FY24
25 BOARD OF DIRECTORS : ZIM
26 BOARD OF DIRECTORS : ZHTL
27 SUBSIDIARIES
S T N E T N O C
BUSINESS
OVERVIEW
ZIM develops and supplies differentiated generic Pharmaceutical and Nutraceutical products in Finished Formulations (FF) and Pre- Formulation Intermediates (PFI) in certain key therapeutic categories across RoW markets
Our differentiation and value proposition is in our ability to develop and supply combination generic products in the oral solid dosage form, using drug delivery techniques and various non infringing proprietary manufacturing processes
Our core capability is built on the foundation of a strong, experienced in- house R&D set up which provides various delivery solutions that are comprehensive and cover product conceptualisation, product development, clinical studies, dossiers, manufacturing & supplies
We have enhanced our R&D capabilities through our investment in a very experienced team in ZIM Health Technologies Ltd (ZHTL -100% subsidiary)
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TRANSFORMATION INITIATIVES
Current Business
Outlook
Pharmaceuticals
Nutraceuticals
Pharmaceuticals; New Innovative Products (NIP)
Nutraceuticals
Generic Products
Generic Products
PFI
FF / OTF
PFI
77% Revenue Contribution
23% Revenue Contribution
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2
4
New Products (Various Stages of Dossier Completion)
Dossiers filed in the EU
Fillings planned for the FY24
Branded Generics/OTF
FF
85% Export
Attractive Products
Better Margins
Presently catering to the Rest of the World (RoW) Pre-formulation intermediates (PFI) and Finished formulations (FF): unique combinations of generic products with various drug delivery techniques High R&D focus and a strong pipeline of innovative products Marketing ties: local pharma companies and distributors as partners to market the products
New Innovative Products: A Basket of 10 Products Market potential of NIP : USD 500 Mn -1.5 Bn / Product* (Ex-USA); Generic+ Targeted for Key Developed and Pharmerging markets** 2 products filed in the EU; 8 products under development for developed markets; 4 developed market filings planned in FY24 Registrations are expected in 18–24 months from the date of filing Developing specialized Nutraceutical products
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*Source(IQVIA)
**Key Developed and Pharmerging Markets: EU, Turkey ,Canada, Australia, BRICS, LATAM, Saudi Arabia and other markets with high GDP / Capita
BUSINESS HIGHLIGHTS
Moving up the Product Value Chain – Developing Value Added Generics
10 New Innovative Products(NIP) in various stages of development; 2 NIP filed in EU under ZIM’s name
Strong and Experienced R&D ; Multiple BE Studies and Dossiers
Comprehensive Dossiers for Key Developed and Pharmerging Markets; Multiple in-house technology platforms; 6.6% of Income invested in FY23
Upgradation of Plant and Equipment : Specific manufacturing units for NIP
Rs 261Mn Gross Block added in FY23; Rs 618Mn invested over last 4 years
Growing Registrations
56 Dossiers filed for registration & 44 products received registration during FY23; 5 Marketing Authorisations received on ZIM’s Dossiers in EU in FY23
Improving Profitability and Reducing Debt
PAT grew at a CAGR of 94.8% over 3 years (FY20-FY23); Total Borrowings reduced to Rs 596Mn in FY23(Rs 899Mn in FY20)
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
FY23
Q4FY23
Total Operating Income for FY23 was Rs3,985Mn, up 19.5% YoY
Total Operating Income for Q4FY23 was Rs1,054Mn, up 4.4% QoQ
EBITDA for FY23 was Rs584Mn, up 28.7% YoY; EBITDA margins for FY23 were at 14.7% (13.6% in FY22)
EBITDA for Q4FY23 was Rs161Mn, up 3.9% QoQ ; EBITDA margins for Q4FY23 were at 15.3% (15.3% in Q3FY23)
Profit After Tax for FY23 was Rs244Mn, up 67.2% YoY; PAT margins for FY23 were at 6.1% (4.4% in FY22)
Profit After Tax for Q4FY23 was Rs72Mn, up 9.1% QoQ; PAT margins for Q4FY23 were at 6.8% (6.5% in Q3FY23)
Our finance cost for FY23 was at Rs 56Mn vs Rs 83Mn in FY22
Our finance cost for Q4FY23 was at Rs 13Mn (for Q3FY23 was Rs 16Mn)
Gearing was at 30% with total borrowings at Rs596 Mn in FY23
ROCE and ROE for FY23 were 16.8% and 13% vs 12.5% and 8.7% for FY22 resp
Financial figures are as per Consolidated Financials unless otherwise stated in the Presentation
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EXPORTS BUSINESS
Exports business for FY23 was Rs 3,382Mn, up 25.2% from Rs 2,701Mn in FY22
Contribution from Exports was 85% of our Total Operating Income
Key regions for Exports during the year were MENA, SE Asia and Africa
MIX % : FY22 375 11%
258 8%
Annual (Rs Mn)
3,382
2,701
Quarterly (Rs Mn)
799
758
733
880
899
845
641
528
2,701 81%
MIX % : FY23
356 9%
246 6%
3382 85%
FY22
FY23
Q1FY22
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q1FY23
Q2
Q3
Q4
Export
Deemed Export
Government/ Domestic
All numbers are in Rs. Mn unless otherwise stated
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DOMESTIC BUSINESS
For FY23, our domestic business was Rs 603Mn and comprised 15% of our Total Operating Income
The domestic business includes sale to Central/ State Government, agencies owned by the Government and sale through deemed exports (products billed in India for export by 3rd parties)
MIX % : FY22 (RS. 633 MN)
168 26%
18 3% 46 7%
Our range of OTF products in India are marketed by partners in their brands through ecommerce / online platforms
143 23%
258 41%
The Government business is mainly in pharmaceutical products under the “Jan Aushadhi and CGHS” scheme to ESIC , Railways etc. and comprise of our differentiated and high margin generic products that provide certain benchmark threshold of net contribution %
Our continued focus on high margin business under central government schemes (Jan Aushadhi & CGHS – ESIC railway) resulted in increase in the mix of this business to Rs 200Mn in FY23 from Rs 168Mn in FY22
Within the domestic business, the relatively lower net margin business from Deemed Exports has marginally reduced from Rs 258Mn in FY22 to Rs 246Mn in FY23
MIX % : FY23 (RS. 603 MN)
37 6%
36 6%
200 33%
84 14%
Deemed Export Others Jan Aushadhi & CGHS - ESIC & Railway
246 41%
State Govt. ODS
All numbers are in Rs. Mn unless otherwise stated
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ORAL THIN FILMS
During FY 23, we received Marketing Authorisation (MA) for EU market – Sildenafil Citrate in Spain. Several other products - Melatonin, Ondansetron, Vitamin D3, Methyl cobalamin, Levocetirizine, Sildenafil, Tadalafil etc. in various strengths have also received approvals and been commercialized across ROW
Our partners received 4 Marketing Authorisations; in the Netherlands, Croatia, Czech Republic and Malta for marketing Sildenafil Citrate 50 mg OTF dosage; registration on ZIM’s Dossier (this is in addition to the MA granted for Rizatriptan OTF dosage for EU)
Opioid Analgesic product (In Sublingual film form), co-development project completed successfully & final dossier has been submitted by our Business partner to Health & regulatory authorities in the EU; Manufacturing and Supply to follow after registration is received
Our Marketing partner in Canada has filed for registration on ZIM’s dossier for Antiemetic product (In Orally disintegrating strip form)
We successfully launched Vitamin D3 ODS combination products with our partner in Italy; 3 Rx product registrations filed by our partner in Italy on ZIM’s dossiers
Our OTF plant is EU-GMP and NSF ANSI 455-2 accredited and scalable for business across markets
Nutraceutical Supplement products have also been developed using the OTF platform and these products are being presently marketed through eCommerce / OTC platforms. Some of these products are likely to be filed for OTC registration in USA, EU and across developed markets
12% CAGR of OTF business over
the 3 years (FY20-FY23)
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Marketing Authorisations received by our partners in EU on ZIM’s dossiers in FY23
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BUSINESS MIX : MARKETS AND PRODUCTS
Region Wise Revenue Mix
7%
26%
7%
23%
37%
19%
25%
12%
17%
27%
FY20
FY21
21%
22%
13%
24%
19%
FY22
18%
14%
22%
31%
15%
FY23
India
Asia (ex india)
Africa Middle East Others
% Concentration of Top 10 Pharmaceutical Products
57%
FY23
FY22
FY21
FY20
50%
49%
49%
Diversified Geographical Mix; Hedge against adverse geo-political risks
Focus shifting to developed markets in the EU and Pharmerging markets like LATAM, Brazil, Australia, CIS countries, South Africa, Philippines and Vietnam
Consolidating our top differentiated product offerings to improve economies of scale and strengthen the core business
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R&D AT CORE
Focus on using Differentiated Drug Delivery techniques Non – infringing development and manufacturing process using various technology platforms –
- Micro - Emulsion Coating Technology (MECT) - Pellet Cold Forming Technology (PCFT) - Rapid Gelation Drug Release Technology (RGDRT) - Matrix Pore Forming Tablet Technology (MAPOTAB)
89 Member R&D Team ; 4 PhDs ; 71 post graduate professionals
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Marketing Authorisations granted on ZIM’s dossiers in EU in FY23
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Patents Granted
65
Under Examination
R&D Expense Mix % Total R&D Spend as % of Total Operating Income
16%
4%
6.5%
80%
8% 6%
5.3%
86%
5%
24%
7.1%
71%
21%
8%
6.6%
71%
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Versatile technology platforms developed for Pharmaceuticals and Nutraceuticals
Rs 843 Mn
Spent over last 4 years on Opex, Facility and BE Studies
FY20
FY21
FY22
FY23
Total R&D Spend as % of Total Operating Income
Capital Expenses on BE study
Capital Expenses on Infrastructure & Equipment
R&D Expenses in P&L (Employee;Material,BE-Study etc.)
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FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
INCOME STATEMENT
Particulars (Rs Mn)
Total Operating Income
Other Income
Total Income
EBITDA
EBITDA %
Profit Before Tax (PBT)
PBT %
Profit After Tax (PAT)
PAT %
EPS (Rs / Share)
FY23
3,985
64
4,049
584
14.7%
353
8.9%
244
6.1%
5.01
FY22
3,334
44
3,378
454
13.6%
210
6.3%
146
4.4%
2.99
Change % (YoY)
Q4FY23
Q3FY23
19.5%
46.2%
19.9%
28.0%
-
68.4%
-
67.2%
-
67.6%
1,054
7
1,061
161
15.3%
99
9.4%
72
6.8%
1.48
1,010
24
1,034
155
15.3%
100
9.9%
66
6.5%
1.35
Change % (QoQ)
4.4%
(70.8)%
2.6%
3.9%
-
(1)%
-
9.1%
-
9.6%
Q4FY22
1,050
16
1,066
164
15.6%
108
10.3%
70
6.7%
1.45
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BALANCE SHEET
Particulars (Rs Mn)
Gross Block – Tangible & Intangible Assets including WIP
Net Block – Tangible & Intangible Assets including WIP
Other Non- Current Assets
Current Assets
Total Assets
Net Worth
Borrowings
Other Non- Current Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Total Liabilities
FY23
2,257
1,357
150
1,909
3,416
2,003
596
58
759
3,416
FY22
1,920
1,174
121
2,121
3,416
1,757
513
11
1,135
3,416
FY21
1,762
1,172
158
1,918
3,248
1,608
811
2
827
3,248
FY20
1,689
1,256
177
1,820
3,253
1,538
899
6
810
3,253
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TOTAL OPERATING INCOME
Annual (Rs Mn)
2,777
165
2612
FY20
CAGR 12.8%
3,073 153
2,920
3,334
52
3,282
3,985 98
3,887
FY21
FY22
FY23
Operating Income
Other operating income
Quarterly (Rs Mn)
1,050
927
994
1,010
1,054
867
775
642
Q1FY22
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q1FY23
Q2
Q3
Q4
Total Operating Income grew to Rs3,985Mn in FY23 vs Rs3,334Mn in FY22; growth of 19.5%; CAGR of 12.8% over last 3 years (FY20-FY23)
Business related ”Other Operating Income” includes licensing fees and export incentives
For the quarter, Total Operating Income grew to Rs 1,054Mn from Rs 1,010Mn in Q3FY23; growth of 4.4%
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EBITDA
Annual (Rs Mn) and as % of Total Operating Income
CAGR 29.2%
421
13.7%
454
13.6%
584
14.7%
FY21
FY22
FY23
271
9.8%
FY20
Quarterly (Rs Mn) and as % of Total Operating Income
111
114
65
10.1%
14.4%
Q1FY22
Q2
13.1%
Q3
164
155
161
131
137
15.6%
14.1%
15.3%
15.3%
13.8%
Q4
Q1FY23
Q2
Q3
Q4
EBITDA grew to Rs 584Mn in FY23 vs Rs 454Mn in FY22 to in spite of increase in operating costs and employee costs; CAGR of 29.2% over last 3 years (FY20-FY23)
Operating costs in the last few quarters has seen an upward trend on account of significant increase in oil prices; our energy costs have increased by 22% between FY23 and FY22
In addition, employee costs have been higher due to hiring of higher cost professionals across various divisions and higher incentive pay-outs during the year
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PROFIT AFTER TAX
Annual (Rs Mn) and as % of Total Operating Income
244
6.1%
CAGR 94.8%
146
4.4%
73
2.4%
FY21
FY22
FY23
33
1.2%
FY20
Quarterly (Rs Mn) and as % of Total Operating Income
70
6.7%
51
55
5.5%
5.5%
72
6.8%
66
6.5%
41
4.7%
33
4.3%
2
0.3%
Q1FY22
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q1FY23
Q2
Q3
Q4
Profit After Tax(PAT) was Rs 244Mn in FY23 vs Rs 146Mn in FY22, growth of 67.2% YoY; CAGR of 94.8% over last 3 years (FY20-FY23)
Our finance cost for FY23 was at Rs 56Mn vs Rs 83Mn in FY22 (for Q4FY23 was Rs 13Mn, vs Rs 16Mn in Q3FY23)
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STRENGTHENING THE BALANCE SHEET
Gross Block Addition (Rs Mn)
ROCE and ROE (in %)
199
40
159
158
17
141
73
16 57
337
76
261
FY20
FY21
FY22
FY23
Tangible Assets
Intangible Assets
Cash Flow from Operations (Rs Mn)
492
375
318
219
10.8%
4.7%
FY21
5.4%
2.2%
FY20
16.8%
13.0%
12.5%
8.7%
FY22
FY23
Total Borrowings (Rs Mn) and Gearing %
ROCE
ROE
899
58%
811
50%
513
29%
596
30%
FY20
FY21
FY22
FY23
FY20
FY21
FY22
FY23
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OUTLOOK AND FOCUS
OUTLOOK
PHARMACEUTICAL
NUTRACEUTICAL
We will continue to focus on our transformational growth journey
The pharmaceutical business will continue to contribute over 75% of our overall operating income, the balance coming from Nutraceutical business
The building blocks of the healthcare industry and our business remain intact; we may see some headwinds in the near term on account of adverse geo-political issues, inflation and foreign currency related issues in certain markets that may mute near-term demand
Any delays in obtaining product registration, plant accreditations, marketing tie ups may also delay the launch of our various products
We will Leverage on our core R&D strengths in the pharmaceutical business to develop a basket of differentiated and unique Nutraceuticals products that complement our pharmaceutical products in key therapeutic segments thus providing a holistic approach to patient health
Our efforts will be to enter into partnerships for marketing the Nutraceutical range of products; we will also enhance our marketing efforts in B2B and B2C / E-commerce space in the domestic and global markets for supply of unique products under white label or through our own brands
We have plans to invest in a new manufacturing facility to cater to the growing needs of this segment
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FOCUS : FY24
We will continue to focus on entering the Key Developed and Pharmerging markets with new innovative generic products while growing our RoW business in line with historic trends
R&D
Operations and Quality
Capital Expenditure
Marketing
Enhance the product pipeline
Invest in BE studies and increase the number of new dossiers for Developed and Pharmerging Markets
Complete successful Audits as per the plan
Upgrade the plant & equipment to increase productivity, reduce wastage
Upgrade our Dossiers for re- submission in RoW markets
Further automate the processes; reduce risks
Pace our growth capital expenditure in line with market conditions
Complete our new Warehouse project and specific units being set up for NIP
Set up a new Nutraceutical manufacturing facility
Strengthen the Marketing Team with experienced professionals
Open local offices and on- ground support system in some of our key markets
Enter into partnerships in select markets for product registrations and commercial launches
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Key Developed and Pharmerging Markets: EU, Turkey ,Canada, Australia, BRICS, LATAM, Saudi Arabia and other markets with high GDP / Capita
CORPORATE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS : ZIM
Dr. Anwar S. Daud Chairman and Managing Director
Mr. Zulfiquar Kamal Director - Finance
Mr. Niraj Dhadiwal Director - Business Development
Mr. Prakash Sapkal
Director and Head – ODS Business, Formulation – Domestic, RoW and Emerging Markets
Dr. Kamlesh Shende Independent Director
Chairman: Stakeholders Grievance Committee
Mr. Padmakar S. Joshi Independent Director Chairman: Nomination and Remuneration Committee
Mrs. Kavita Loya Independent Director
Chairperson : Audit Committee and Risk Committee
Dr. Kakasaheb Mahadik Independent Director Chairman: Corporate Social Responsibility Committee
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS : ZHTL
Dr. Anwar S. Daud Non Executive Chairman
Dr. Chandrasekhar Mainde CEO and Executive Director
ZIM Health Technologies Ltd., (ZHTL) supports technology and business related functions of ZIM in areas of product development, manufacturing and marketing of complex generic and high end pharmaceutical and healthcare products – particularly for the Developed and Pharmerging markets
Dr. Chandrasekhar Mainde, a veteran R&D professional, joined ZHTL from Bilim, Turkey as the CEO and Executive Director and leads a team of experienced R&D, QA, QC, RA, production professionals on product ideation, development, dossier readiness, manufacturing and registration of all new products for ZIM Group
The R&D team under guidance of Dr. Mainde has been pivotal in enhancing the growth in ZIM’s business and product pipeline over the last few years
Mr. Gautam Saigal is an experienced Private Equity investment professional, who works closely with ZIM Group on all strategic and new initiatives
Mr. Zulfiquar Kamal Non Executive and Non Independent Director
Mr. Gautam Saigal Non Executive and Non Independent Director
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SUBSIDIARIES
ZIM Laboratories Limited, India Listed on BSE & NSE
SIA ZIM Laboratories Limited, Latvia (100% Subsidiary)
ZIM Laboratories FZE, Sharjah , UAE (100% Subsidiary)
ZIM Health Technologies Limited, India (100% Subsidiary)
ZIM Thinorals Private Limited, India (100% Subsidiary)
For Product Registrations and marketing initiatives in the EU
For Business Development and Marketing initiatives in MENA and Africa region
Support services to ZIM on Overall R&D and Business related functions
Incorporated for OTF Business. Presently there is no business in this subsidiary
Revenue: Nil PAT:Rs(6.7) Mn
Revenue: Rs362 Mn PAT:Rs0.3 Mn
Revenue:Rs26 Mn PAT:Rs0.31 Mn
Revenue: Nil PAT:Rs(0.02) Mn
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SHAREHOLDING
Ownership % (On Mar ‘23)
Traded Volume (In K) BSE+NSE
22%
609
5%
5%
35%
307
204
222 232
33%
169
78
49
84
69
86
28
Promoter Other Public Shareholding * HNI NRI and foreign individuals Body Corporates
Percentage figures rounded off to show whole numbers
*Includes Escrow shares; refer disclosure in published financial statements
Apr '22
May
June
July
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Mar '23 Feb
Volume(Shares)
During Q3, ZIM Laboratories Limited was listed on the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) in addition to earlier BSE listing
The company in Q3 issued Bonus Shares in the ratio of 2 (two) shares for 1 (one) existing share
Promoter Group shareholding is free of any encumbrance
3Mn shares held in Escrow* are available for sale subject to regulatory and market conditions
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SHARE PRICE MOVEMENT
ZIM (BSE) vs BSE S&P Healthcare Index
23,875
61
50.7
70.3
69
71.3
73
22,364
83
82.3
106.3
23,788
86.7
90.4
79
78.5
21,635
Mar-22
Apr-22
May-22
Jun-22
Jul-22
Aug-22
Sep-22
Oct-22
Nov-22
Dec-22
Jan-23
Feb-23
Mar-23
ZIM Avg. Closing Share Price
BSE Health care index (Average Closing price)
*Share Price - Adjusted for issue of Bonus Shares issued in Q3FY23
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For Any Queries, please contact -
Company Secretary at cs@zimlab.in
For more information please visit www.zimlab.in
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