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Regulatory approval in a large, dengue-prone market suggests potential near-term upside for QDENGA's sales trajectory and Takeda's emerging-market exposure, though actual revenue depends on pricing, reimbursement, and execution.
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Takeda's dengue vaccine, QDENGA, was approved by India's regulator, the first dengue vaccine clearance in the country. The milestone broadens Takeda's international vaccine footprint and may unlock a sizable, dengue-endemic market in India as public health programs expand. Near-term revenue impact will hinge on pricing, reimbursement, and rollout effectiveness.
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