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    Dr. Reddys Investor Presentation

    September 2011

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    Safe Harbor StatementThis presentation contains forward-looking statements and information that involve risks, uncertainties andassumptions. Forward-looking statements are all statements that concernplans, objectives, goals, strategies, future events or performance and underlying assumptions and other statements that are other than statements of historical fact, including, but not limited to, those that are identifiedby the use of words such as anticipates, believes, estimates, expects, intends, plans, predicts,projects and similar expressions. Risks and uncertainties that could affect us include, without limitation:

    General economic and business conditions in India;The ability to successfully implement our strategy, our research and development efforts, growth andexpansion plans and technological changes;

    Changes in the value of the Rupee and other currency changes;

    Changes in the Indian and international interest rates;

    Allocations of funds by the Government;

    Changes in laws and regulations that apply to our customers, suppliers, and the pharmaceutical industry;

    Increasing competition in and the conditions of our customers, suppliers and the pharmaceutical industry; and

    Changes in political conditions in India.Should one or more of such risks and uncertainties materialize, or should any underlying assumption proveincorrect, actual outcomes may vary materially from those indicated in the applicable forward-lookingstatements. Any forward-looking statement or information contained in this presentation speaks only as of thedate of the statement.We are not required to update any such statement or information to either reflect events or circumstances thatoccur after the date the statement or information is made or to account for unanticipated events. 1

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    Company Overview

    Looking Back / Looking Forward

    Business Updates

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    Purpose :

    Providing affordable and innovative medicines for healthier lives.

    Strategy:

    Leverage industry-leading science & technology, product offering and

    customer service with execution excellence.

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    Overview

    Integrated business model spanning 3 segments generics, active pharmaceutical ingredients &custom services , and proprietary products.

    Strong vertically integrated portfolio of businesses, geographies & products.

    Amongst the largest Indian pharmaceutical companies Revenues of U.S. $1.7 bn in FY2011with a CAGR of ~ 21% over the last decade

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    Global Generics

    FY11 Revenue mix 71 % of total

    Finished dosage businesses in

    distribution-driven as well as doctor-driven markets

    Strategic focus on key largemarkets North America,India, Russia / CIS, Europe

    Pharmaceutical Services& Active Ingredients

    FY11 Revenue mix 26% of total

    Amongst the leaders in supply of generic APIs globally

    Customers include genericmanufacturers, innovator companies

    Proprietary Products

    Focus on building sustainable andprofitable branded innovativebusiness

    Efforts in new drugdiscovery, differentiated formulations& biosimilars

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    1,510

    1 2501,365

    1,5631,677

    Revenues [USD Mn]

    Built the foundations for a strong business. Moved up the value chain. Strengthened capabilities.

    Achieved scale and global presence. Acquired to aid growth.

    The Last Decade

    234338

    380 463 447546

    FY01 FY02 FY03 FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11

    Germany & MexicoacquisitionsAuthorized genericlaunches

    All figures converted at respective years USD to INR convenience translation rate. 5

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    Minimizing Business risk Diversified ModelDiversity in product service offering & geographic mix

    GlobalGenerics

    PSAI

    Generics : North America // Germany // Rest of Europe

    Branded Generics : India // Russia & CIS // OtherEmerging Markets // GSK Alliance

    Active Ingredients

    Pharmaceutical Services

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    ProprietaryProducts

    Others

    Dr. Reddys

    Specialty/Differentiated Formulations

    Biologics

    Aurigene

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    Our Strengths

    Industry leading chemistry skills which have resulted in several niche product

    opportunities in API & Generics; Early mover advantage in biosimilars

    High vertical integration (majority of APIs sourced internally) , global leader in DMF filings

    (495 global DMFs as of Jun 2011)

    Critical mass of base business in key growing markets

    (India, Russia & CIS, North America, Europe)

    Maximizing value opportunities through large partnerships (GSK Alliance) and

    successful history of monetizing IP

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    Infrastructure

    Investing for future : 18 bn finished dosage units in FY11 expanding to 25+ bn units

    Current Infrastructure

    API Manufacturing : India 6, UK 1, [All USFDA approved], Mexico 1

    Finished Dosages : India 6 [2 USFDA approved]

    Manufacturing US 2 [USFDA approved]

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    Biologics Facility : India 1 [audited by multiple regulatory agencies]

    Custom Pharma : 3 Technology Development Centers [2 in India & 1 in Cambridge, UK]

    Services

    R&D Centers : Integrated Product Development Organisation [IPDO] in Hyderabad, India

    NCE R&D center in Hyderabad, India

    Aurigene R&D center in Bangalore, India

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    Company Overview

    Business Updates

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    Recap Efforts in the last few years (1/3)

    Building depth & focus in key markets

    Reaching critical mass NAG > $400 mn; Russia/CIS & India > $250 mn

    Building Tier II markets CIS, Venezuela, South Africa & other EM

    Turn-around of Germany

    Restructured beta harm field force & ersonnel

    Maximized vertical integration of portfolio

    Improvement in financial ratios

    Improved mix of products to gain higher margins

    Scale Leverage: Controlled SG&A growth below sales growth

    Capped risky R&D

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    Geography Nature Rationale

    M a r k e t s

    Emerging Markets(Brazil, Mexico, Turkey, etc) GSK Alliance EM play

    Japan Joint venture with Fuji Film Japan generics

    US Generic Shreveport facility Bristol penicillin facility Manufacturing Penicillin assets

    Bridging capability gaps & setting businesses towards growth

    Recap Efforts in the last few years (3/3)

    Russia JB Chemicals Rx portfolio In-licensing deals Merck / Cipla

    Rx portfolio OTC portfolio

    US Specialty Cloderm brand

    R & D

    Generics Chirotech facility First set of Limited Competition products

    (tacrolimus, lansoprazole, fondaparinux, etc)

    Proprietary chiral andbiocatalysis technology

    Annuity of exclusivity

    Biosimilars First generic launches in India (rituximab,darbepoetin alfa & pegylated GCSF) Building pipeline

    Proprietary Products Progress of terbinafine into Phase III Building pipeline12

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    FY13 Aspirations

    Create compelling value for customers

    by leveraging IP, technology and costleadership

    Improve depth in key markets through

    portfolio expansion and supply chainexcellence

    Calibrate investments to create a self sustainable

    model

    Partner of Choice Leadership position

    Viable Proprietary Products

    Global GenericsPharmaceutical Services &Active Ingredients Proprietary Products

    in key markets business

    Revenues$3 bn

    RoCE25%

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    Addressing future growth through multiple levers

    Upto FY13

    FY13 to FY17

    Momentum in US driven

    Beyond FY17

    Strong base business in

    US (large base of limitedcompetition products)

    Continued traction in

    Scale-up in North America

    Generics backed by new

    launches

    Strong growth in EM

    (Russia, India & Other

    EM)

    API lock-ins for key

    products

    opportunities

    Steady growth across

    Emerging Markets

    Scale-up of GSK Alliance

    Emerging Markets scale-

    up in biosimilars

    Traction of biosimilars in

    Regulated Markets

    Commercialization of

    Proprietary Products

    pipeline

    Scale-up in Japan

    generics business

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    Company Overview

    Business Updates

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    Recent Updates

    Launch of fondaparinux & fexofenadine pseudoephedrine D24 in the US

    Settlement of Lipitor (atorvastatin) ANDA litigation with Pfizer

    Foray into Japan generics market through joint venture with Fuji Film

    Import alert at Mexico facility

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    FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11

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    123

    199

    275 301

    417

    Revenue ($ Mn)Excluding upside revenues

    Global Generics North America Generics

    Portfolio

    Products spanning Rx, OTC, Antibiotics, MultipleDosage Forms, etc.

    11 new launches in FY11; 9 in Q1 FY12

    27 Rx products ranked Top 3 in market share

    Generic Market Share of Key Rx Products :Key Rx Products IMS June 10 IMS June 11

    Tacrolimus 2% 28%

    All figures converted at respective periods average translation rate

    Revenues $400 mn $156 mn $54 mn

    Q4 FY10 Q1 FY11 Q2 FY11 Q3 FY11 Q4 FY11 Q1 FY12

    77

    8595

    106131 129

    Demonstrated strong sequential revenue growth

    Lansoprazole - 14%

    Omeprazole (Rx) 6% 16%

    Amlo benazapril 7% 17%

    Finasteride 11% 15%

    Pipeline76 pending ANDAs (13 tentative approvals)

    36 Para IVs of which 11 FTFs

    21 ANDA filings FY11; 3 in Q1 FY12

    ($ Mn)

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    North America: Growing annuity of opportunities

    Opportunities Product Name FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15

    Olanzapine 20 mgRosiglitazoneZiprasidoneClopidogrel 300 mg(Product A)(Product B)

    RivastigmineDesloratadine (5 mg, ODT & Pseudoephedrine)

    180 daysExclusivity

    ?

    18

    og azone

    Finasteride 1 mgEsomeprazole MgMemantine HCl

    FondaparinuxFexofenadine+Pseudophedrine OTC (180 mg /240 m

    Lansoprazole OTCQuetiapine IR(Product C)(Product D)(Product E)(Product F)

    = Anticipated Fiscal Year of Launch, subject to Regulatory, IP and Commercial Factors

    Settlements

    LimitedCompetition /

    ComplexGenerics

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    Global Generics Emerging Markets

    FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11

    131153

    181 190228

    262Revenue ($ Mn)India

    Portfolio of > 200 brands

    Oncology portfolio ~ 10 % of overall biz

    Biosimilars ~ 50% of Onco portfolio

    48 new launches in FY11; 12 in Q1 FY12

    15%20%5%19%17%YoY gr

    All figures converted at respective periods average translation rate

    All figures converted at constant translation rate

    RussiaRobust & consistent outperformance

    Market Rank 13 th ; Our secondary salesgrowth of 17% Vs market growth of 7%

    Top 4 brands ranked #1 in market shares

    OTC portfolio ~ 30% of overall bizFY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11

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    79101

    126

    152196Revenue ($ Mn)

    29%21%25%27%31% YoY gr

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    Global Generics Europe

    FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11

    45

    172179 183 144

    140

    Revenue ( Mn)Germany

    Strong cost control measures

    Commenced supplies to AOK tenders

    Launch of new products outside the scope of tenders

    Rest of Europe

    UK, Romania and Italy markets

    All figures converted at respective years average translation rate

    Active ingredients Visibility of newlaunches, new customer lock-ins andimproving order book status

    Pipeline

    56 DMF filings in FY11; 9 in Q1 FY12

    Cumulatively 495 DMFs (174 USDMFs)

    FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11

    216

    408 413 408430 431

    Revenue ($ Mn)

    armaceut ca erv ces ct ve ngre ents

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    Proprietary Products: Biologics

    Portfolio (Emerging Markets) :Filgrastim Marketed in 7 countries ; Pending approvals in 3 countries

    Rituximab Marketed in 6 countries ; Pending approvals in 8 countries

    Darbepoetin Alfa Marketed in 1 countryPeg-filgrastim Launched in 1 country

    Pipeline :

    Seven other products in Early Development & pre-Clinical testing stage

    Capacities :

    Bacterial : 10 litres production bio-reactor

    Mammalian : 7 x 200 litres production bio-reactors

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    Dr. Reddys has sold approximately 1.4 million units of its biosimilar products

    which has treated approximately 97,000 patients across 12 countries

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    Proprietary Products: DifferentiatedFormulations and NCE Research & Development

    Hybrid Differentiated Formulations/NCE Strategy anchored around :

    Specialty indications with feasibility to self-commercialize

    Higher conversion from preclinical-to-clinic

    Enabled by core capabilities :

    Enabling alliances in areas of alternative drug delivery (intranasals, injectables)

    Resulting (from FY 2012 onwards) in an annual output of 3-5 quality clinical candidatesin/from :

    High value differentiated formulations programs (US/EU-targeted) inpain, hospital, dermatology

    Complementary NCE pipeline focusing on same indications

    GSK Differentiated Formulations alliance

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    Thank YouFor any information please contact Investor Relations Cell :Kedar Upadhye at [email protected] / +91 40 66834297Raghavender R at [email protected] / +91 40 49002135

    Milan Kalawadia (USA) at [email protected] / +1 9082034931

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    Q1 FY12 Performance

    $97 mn

    22% to sales $444 mn

    Revenue EBITDA*

    39 new launches

    31 generics filings

    & 9 DMFs

    $56 mn

    13% to sales

    Launches& FilingsPAT*

    24*Adjusted for a) interest on bonus debentures of ` 12 Cr; b) a one-time charge of ` 14 Cr on account of VRS; c) tax normalized to annual tax rate

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    Key Balance Sheet Items

    Cash & Cash Equivalents

    Net Operating Working Capital

    Property, plant & equipment

    Jun 2011 Mar 2011

    123 128

    585 565

    685 665

    $ mn

    Goodwill & Intangibles

    Loans & borrowings (current & non current)

    Equity & Reserves

    335 342

    537 529

    1,097 1,031

    o Net Debt Equity ratio as of March 11 0.38

    o Capital expenditure for Q1 FY12 $41 mn

    o

    Current Cash flow hedge options of ~ $410 mn [range of Rs 45 to 47] All figures converted in USD at convenience translation rate as of Mar 11 25