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Lupin in IP deal for hypertension drug

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Mumbai, Feb 20

Lupin Ltd has entered into an agreement with Laboratoires Servier of France for the sale of certain patent applications and related intellectual property (IP) of blood-pressure drug Perindopril for multiple countries, the company told the Bombay Stock Exchange. No financial details were divulged. Lupin shares were marginally down at Rs 585.80 on the BSE.

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