The World Generic Market Report 2012 Published : March 2012
No. of Pages : 552
Price:US$1390
A complete global analysis of the prospects for markets and companies in this dynamic industry sector Features and benefits of this thoroughly-researched and highly-regarded management report:
High quality: Original research, novel 5-year market forecasts and informed commentary from our experienced editors are allied with unrivalled primary source data Global coverage: Covers leading economies as well as key emerging markets such as Russia and Brazil Issue driven: Understand the latest company, product, and regulatory developments Company Focus: Who’s working with whom? Who’s suing whom? Who’s up, who’s down? Detailed and frank appraisals of 27 leading companies in the field Flexible formats: Available in pdf or print with Espicom Interactive access included in the price. Costeffective distribution licences can ensure you get the best from your investment Easily understand the threats and opportunities that are shaping this rapidly evolving sector!
Industry consolidation, new market opportunities, the latest on biosimilars plus much, much more! This leading report, now in its 10th year of publication, draws on primary research with companies, statistics offices, health ministries and trade associations worldwide and provides standard, comparative data and discussion on key issues. This extensive data set is interpreted and evaluated by the editors to provide a complete and compelling review of the whole sector. Key facts, issues and questions
What branded companies are taking an interest in generics – we identify and assess the latest developments What has Teva been up to in Japan in 2011? Biosimilars get ever closer – latest regulatory data update Which Mediterranean country might expect a generic sector average growth rate of 14.8% a year to 2016? The political, regulatory and funding background in key markets What pricing and production issue must generic companies overcome in Brazil? Low market penetration of generics makes Italy an attractive proposition for generic manufacturers but what are the challenges? How generic companies are faring in the recession Who is involved in the latest legal challenges and litigation? The generic sector is fast growing, driven by demand for cost-effective medicines and new availability of high value products World Generics per capita spend (US$) forecast to 2016
Industry Issues If the branded pharmaceutical industry was facing a patent cliff it is now teetering on the edge of it. Ironically, it is the world’s best selling drug, Lipitor, which exemplifies the trend. Despite still having patent protection, Pfizer has been unable to stem the tide of interest and pressure from a number of companies, Ranbaxy being chief amongst them. Despite pressure on prices in many markets, the generic sector continues to thrive with increased sales across the board in 2011. The maturity of the