13. GLOBAL ECONOMY
• The real GDP of the global economy is estimated to have expanded
by 3.9% in 2010, led by a strong domestic demand in the developing
countries.
• After the downward trend following the global economic crisis post
2008. This has been supported by a resurgence in the international
and domestic financial flows and a hike in commodity prices, which
has helped economies of the developing countries regain the growth
rates close to those observed in the pre-crisis period.
• Conversely, the recovery process in many high-income countries has
been weaker
14. GLOBAL PHARMA INDUSTRY
• Global pharma industry has grown up by 45 in fiscal year 2010-11.
• While in 2009 it was around 5.5% and average of last 5 years is 5.9%.
• Two regions:
1. Pharmerging markets: 14% growth (Asia , Africa &Latin America).
2. America, europe and Japan :where growth is less than 3%.
Reasons: low cost manufacturing, standard of living ,favorable
regulatory enviornment.
15.
16. Indian economy
• In year 2010-11: GDP growth was 8.6% which is remarkable with respect
to mute global growth.
Pharma market:
Double digit growth.
Is in top 10 world markets
In fiscal year 2010-11,15% growth (Rs 48000 crore size) chronic therapy
dominates and export of generics increased.
17. OPERATING HIGHLIGHTS
• Goal of “HEALTHY BILLION” set 4 years back.
• The year 2010-11 has been a special one for the Company as it
marched ahead to achieve the goal of $1 bn in consolidated
revenues by March 2011.
• An overall improvement in business health parameters – growth,
market share, productivity, margins and returns and increase in
value for all the stakeholders.
18. ACCOUNT OF INITIATIVES AND ACHIEVEMENT:
INDIA FORMULATIONS
• In fiscal year 2010-11:
1. Sales 16,200 mio.,
2. Maintained market share of 3.73%
Reasons: Increase In market reach ,portfolio expansion ,market
penetration,new product introduction.
Strategic expansion of field force in cardiology and respiratory segments.
New divison of “Zydus Heptiza”
• Focus was on strengthening the Pillar Brands.
17 of companies Brands are in top 300 Pharma brands.
• With the launch of VaxiFlu-S, the Company became the first to launch an
indigenously developed and manufactured H1N1 vaccine in India.
• The new products launched in 2010-11 contributed to about 4% in the
growth of the formulations business in India.
19. The Company maintained its strong position in the participated market
segments of cardiovasculars, gastrointestinals, women’s healthcare and
respiratory.
21. International Formulations Business
• UNITED STATES:
Name: ZYDUS Pharmaceutical Inc.(US)
TYPE: 100% subsidiary Rs 9655 mio up by 44%.
11 products launced in US.
Ranked 1.2 in generics in US.
• EUROPE:
ZYDUS France:2.7 Bn euros french generic market growing by 8%.
Reason:Market Growth slow because absence of patent expiry & lower
generic substitution rates.
• LABORATORIOS COMBIX SL IN SPAIN: Spanish market grewby 16% in 2010
and crossed Euro 836 mio.
22. International Formulations
Business (contd)
• JAPAN:
World’s second largest pharm market.
Name: Zydus pharma japan co.earlier known has Nippon Universal Pharma.
In Japan, generic penetration increased by 22%in volume and 7 % by value.
Reason: over-ageing population
government incentives to lower healthcare cost
AMLODIPINE Is 1st Indian company to get marketing approval for product
in Japan which has approval in India.
Pharma-emerging markets:Brazil:healty groeth in branded and pure
generics
Asia-pacific,africa and middle east show appropriate growth.
Srilanka,Myanmar,Sudan,Uganda CO. Has leadership postions.
Mexico:appro. Pharma market 8 bn $,growth 8%.
23. WELLNESS DOMAIN
• Consumer healthcare and wellness:It is a niche
segment within overall FMCG.
• Name :Zydus wellness (72% stake)
• Brands :sugarfree,everyuth,nutralite.
• These brands have good brand equity.
• Registered sales of Rs. 3355 mio., up by 25% and a
net profit of Rs. 595 mio., up by 31%.
• NEW VARIANTS: Sugarfree tealite & ACTILIFE.
24. API AND INTERMEDIATES
• Stagnant Growth In 2010-11,17% growth
• Challenges :price erosion and appreciation of Rupees.
• JV with NYCOMED not included.
• ANIMAL HEALTH BUSSINESS:
• Name: Zydus Animal Health Ltd.
• Product: Drug ,feed , supplement and vaccine for live stocks and
poultry.
• During the year 2010-11, ZAHL posted sales of Rs. 1,390mio., with a
growth of 17%, driven by robust growth in most of the segments.
• 10 New products launch.
• 3 new vaccines for poultry launced.
• ZAHL received the Indian Poultry Journalists Association Award 2010
for ‘The Best Poultry Health Care Products Company’ of India.
25. Zydus BSV Pharma:
• Zydus BSV Pharma Pvt.
Ltd:(ZBSV), The 50:50 JV set
up in alliance with Bharat
Serums and Vaccines Ltd.,
owns rights to a novel and
patented product for use in
Oncology.
• ZBSV has completed the
Phase II clinical study during
the year and will now initiate
the Phase III study.Its brand
name ‘Nudoxa’ continues to
enjoy a strong brand position
among indian practioners.
26. RESEARCH AND DEVLOPMENT
• NME research , NDDS , biologics,vaccines formulations & API are key
areas of research.
• 1050 dedicated scientists.
27. ALLIANCES
ZYDUS NYCOMED HEALTHCARE PVT LTD: 50:50
JV between Zydus and Nycomed for
manufacturing of key starting materials (KSM)
for Pantoprazole.
ZYDUS HOSPIRA ONCOLOGY (ZHOPL): the 50:50
JV between Zydus and Hospira Inc., USA. During
the year 2010-11, it registered sales of Rs. 4,304
mio.
ABBOTT LOBORATORIES:It has
being given license of 24 of
branded generics in 15 key
emerging markets where
ABBOTTS position is strong.
Editor's Notes
For fiscal 2011, we reported total income from operations of Rs. 46.3 bn i.e. over $1 bn and a healthy 41% growth in NetProfit.
For fiscal 2011, we reported total income from operations of Rs. 46.3 bn i.e. over $1 bn and a healthy 41% growth in NetProfit.
For fiscal 2011, we reported total income from operations of Rs. 46.3 bn i.e. over $1 bn and a healthy 41% growth in NetProfit.
PankajRamanbhai Patel (born 1951)[2] is the current Chairman and Managing Director of Cadila Healthcare, the fifth largest pharmaceutical company in India. Patel was tied for 26th place on Forbes Magazine's first annual list of the 40 richest Indians(2004) with an estimated net worth of $510 million.[2] Patel was named the "Best Pharma Man of the year 2003" by the Foundation of Indian Industry and Economists[3] in recognition of the growth of Cadila under his leadership. At that time, Patel predicted that ZydusCadila would become the third-largest pharmaceutical company in India by 2005;[4] however, the company's fortunes were reversed and Patel fell out of the list of richest Indians by 2005.[5
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The amount of net income returned as a percentage of shareholders equity. Return on equity measures a corporation's profitability by revealing how much profit a company generates with the money shareholders have invested. ROE is expressed as a percentage and calculated as:Return on Equity = Net Income/Shareholder's EquitYDIVIDENT PER SHAREThe the sum of declared dividends for every ordinary share issued. Dividend per share (DPS) is the total dividends paid out over an entire year (including interim dividends but not including special dividends) divided by the number of outstanding ordinary shares issued. D-SD/SASSET TURN OVER IS CALCULATED ASREVENUR/ASSET