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GlaxoSmithKline
Presented by:-
Mr. Muhammad Ismail
Mr. Mohsin Yaseen
Mr.Abdus Sammad
Mr. Shahid
Mr . khizar Ali
Mr. Anil Kishore
TABLE OF CONTENT
 Acnowledgement
 Introducation
 Comapny Profile
 Executive Summary
 Mission , Values and Strategy history of GSK
 Gsk Products
 Management Level
 Gsk Organizational chart
 Performance
 Key Achievement
 Communication System
 Conclusion
 Reference
3
Acnowledgement
4
– First of all we would like to thank Almighty ALLAHA ,without His help we
would not able to accomplish this task.
– It would not be possible for us to accomplish this task without the help of
many individuals .We would like to thank our instructor of his course
(Org Business Communication) Sir Mozzam Shere ,who cooperated with
us in the case of quires and confusion .we have tried to fullest to fulfill
the requirement of the project that was assigned to us
– Sincerely
 Muhammad Ismail (10477)
 Abdu's Samad (10475)
 Mohsin Yaseen(10452)
 Khizar Ali (10521)
 Shahid (10520)
 Anil Kishore (10461)
Introducation
5
GSK, is a global pharmaceutical, biological, vaccines and
consumer healthcare company. It is the world's Six largest
pharmaceutical company measured by revenues (after
Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer & Roche
Company Profile :-
 Headquarter LONDON , UK
 Employee strength 96500
 Global operating countries over 206 countries
GSK was formed in 2000 by the merger of GlaxoWellcome plc
(formed from the acquisition of Wellcome plc by Glaxo plc),
and SmithKline Beecham plc (from the merger of Beecham
plc, and SmithKlineBeckman Corporation).
In Pakistan
6
GlaxoSmithKline Pakistan Limited came into existence after
the merger of Smith Kline and French of Pakistan Limited
and Beecham Pakistan (Private) Limited with Glaxo
Wellcome Pakistan Limited in 2002. It is listed on the
Karachi and Lahore stock exchanges. GSK has a large
portfolio of products ranging tablets, toothpaste, inhalers
and complex capsules in over 28,000 different pack sizes
and presentations.
HISTORY
7
GSK AT A GLANCE
Executive Summary
Chairman:
Sir Christopher Gent
Chief Executive Officer:
Andrew Witty
Pakistan Chief Executive Officer:
Salman Burney
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GSK MISSION
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GSK VISION
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GSK Values
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Respect for People
We believe that
respecting each other is
the key to
progress and growth for
our business, employees
and
customers. Our
employment practices
are designed to
create a culture, in which
all GSK employees feel
valued,
empowered and inspired
to achieve our goals
Patient Focused
Our commitment to our
purpose of improving the
lives
of billions ensures that all
our efforts, be it research,
manufacturing or
distribution are geared
towards
improving patient access
to quality health solutions.
Transparency
As our business evolves to
meet global challenges,
so do our existing systems
for which transparency is
integral. By being
transparent about what we
do and
how, we earn and build
trust.
Integrity
Our guiding principles go
beyond complying with legal
and ethical regulations. Each
member of the GSK family
takes pride in doing what is
right for the patients and
consumers, placing them at
the heart of every decision
we make. In doing so, we
demonstrate integrity in
action,
at every level, every day.
STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
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We are focused on the delivery of five strategic priorities to
achieve our mission of helping people “Do more, feel better,
live longer.”
Everyone at GSK has a role to play in delivering our
strategic priorities:
Grow a diversified, global business
Deliver more products of value
Create a culture of individual empowerment
Simplify the operating model
Building trust
GSK PRODUCTS
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GSK Vaccines
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CONSUMER HEALTHCARE PRODUCTS
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Management Level:
– The management levels of GSK are as follows:-
– Executive-Level
– Director-Level
– Manager-Level
– Staff
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GSK Organizational Chart
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Board of
Directors
Chairmain &
CEO
Deput
chairman
Executive
Directors
Marketing
Management
Dept.
Strategic
Management
Dept.
Product
Management
Dept.
Human
Resource
Dept.
Selection &
Recruitment
Dept.
Finance
Department
Audit Dept.
Quality
Controle
Dept.
Product Line
Q.C. Dept
Product Q.C.
Dept
Sales
Management
Dept.
National
Sales Dept.
Proviosional
Salels Dept.
Area Sales
Dept.
Trade Net
Dept.
International
Trade Ins.
General
Administratio
n Dept.
Planning &
Finance
Dept.
Overseas &
Domestic
Branch office
Advisory
Committee
on
Administratio
n
Development
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The economic environment in Pakistan witnessed some signs of recovery in 2014,
however many key challenges including the security situation, energy shortages &
government revenues remain formidable. The recent fall in global energy prices is
expected to have a positive impact on the economy and further strengthen growth and
reduce inflation in 2015.
During 2014, net sales of your Company were recorded at Rs 27.9 billion with double digit growth. Your
Company’s pharmaceutical business segment showed resilience by maintaining market share in the industry
and delivered net sales of Rs 23.0 billion reflecting a steady growth of 9.4% over last year. Key portfolios
contributing towards this growth were Eye/ear, Anti-Virals, Dermatological, Anthelmentics, Anti-Diarrhoeals,
Cough/ Cold and Respiratory. The Consumer Health Care set also evidenced strong growth of 16.3%
achieving an overall turnover of Rs 4.9 billion during 2014gmen. Sensodyne, Panadol and Horlicks were
the key growth drivers. During the year certain brands were realigned within business segments in line with
global strategy, which will help these products achieve better
growth and market penetration in the longer term
Performance
AWARDS FOR THE YEAR 2014
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Best Corporate Report Award
GSK Pakistan was awarded Certificate of Merit for
“Best Corporate Report Award 2013” in the Other/
Miscellaneous Sector. This award was presented
to GSK by The Joint Committee of The Institute of
Chartered Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP) and the
Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of
Pakistan (ICMAP). This award has been instrumental in
encouraging local companies to follow transparency in
preparing their annual reports according to international
best practices.
Environment Excellence Award
GSK Pakistan has been awarded “11th Annual
Environment
Excellence Award 2014” by the National Forum for
Environment and Health (NFEH). The award was given
on its outstanding contribution towards sustainable
development and in protecting the environment for
“Cleaner
& Greener Pakistan”. GSK was also given a special
recognition as an “Exemplary Leader TOP 10”.
SWOT ANALYSIS OF GSK PAKISTAN
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strength Threat
Weakness Oppotunity
SWOT ANALYSIS OF GSK PAKISTAN
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Strengths:
Strong Management Team
Large Market Share
Highest research Products in
Pakistan
Wide range of Products
Threats:
Lower cost competitors or imports like
Chinese and Indian medicines etc
Patent expiry on drugs that generate strong
income
Increasing cost of drug trials (research)
and ever higher standards imposed by
national drug approvals bodies.
Weaknesses:
No online presence in Pakistan
Strong focus on UK market (losing
opportunities in Pakistan)
Less checking on the sales
representatives for their working in
field
Opportunities:
Emerging markets and expansion
abroad
Have great chance to cash its brand
name in the field of surgical market
GSK can be able to cash its name in
baby foods
PORTER’S STRATEGIES
THE FIVE FORCES THAT SHAPE INDUSTRY COMPITITION
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RIVALAR
Y AMONG
EXISTING
COMPITIT
OR
THREAT
OF NEW
ENTRAN
TE
BARGINI
NG
POWER
OF
BUYER
THREAT
OF
SUBTIT
UTE
PRODU
CT OR
SERVIC
E
BARGIN
ING
POWER
OF
SUPPLI
ER
Planning application in gsk
– TO GROW A DIVERSIFIED GLOBAL BUSINESS.
– DELIVER VALUE PRODUCTS
– SIMPLIFYING THE OPERATING MODEL
– CHALLENGING AND INSPIRING MISSION
– LONG TERM INCENTIVE PLAN
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TO GROW A DIVERSIFIED GLOBAL
BUSINESS
Increase growth in the pharmaceutical business in its core
market.
GSK is diversifying its business to bring balance in product
portfolio & go away from a reliance on traditional markets.
GSK expects to generate future sales growth by
strengthening its core pharmaceutical business &
supplementing it with increased investment in growth such
as; vaccines, dermatology and consumer health care.
Business expansion inn Japan
Build a leadership in dermatology.
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Focusing on the best science
Focus on research and development
Diversifying the level of externalization in research
to focus on disease area, where GSK believe the
prospects for successful registration and launch of
differentiated medicines.
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SIMPLIFYING THE OPERATING MODEL
As GSK continue to change shape, so it is
essential that reduce the complexities in operating
model, improve efficiencies and reduce cost.
Re-shape manufacturing
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GSK has a challenging vision and
mission is to improve the quality of
human life by making people to do
more, feel better and live longer.
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 Long term incentive plan.
awards are made to executives under the following long
term incentive plan,
i) Deferred annual bonus plan
ii) Performance share plan
Explanation: Deferred Annual bonus plan:
The deferred annual bonus plan encourages long
term shareholding, discourages excessive risk taking and
help focus on GSK’S key strategic priorities
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 GlaxoSmithKline is the best world research pharmaceutical organization with high level
combination of resources & skills that provides strong growth in today fast change
healthcare environment market .
 GlaxoSmithKline are manufacturing ,developing and marketing of pharmaceutical and
consumer health related products
 GlaxoSmithKline’s has board of pharmaceutical product line includes antibiotics,
antidepressant ,gastrointestinal, dermatological ,respiratory ,cancer and cardiovascular
medications
 GlaxoSmithKline’s has wide variety of vaccine products including hepatitis A and B
,diphtheria taunts and whooping cough and influenza
 Bring oral healthcare ,over –the-counter medicines and nutritional healthcare products to
millions of people.
 In one sentence we can say that
 Gsk mission is to improve the quality of human life by enabling people to
do more, feel better and live longer
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CONCLUSION
REFERENCE
 GSK annual report 2014.
 www.gsk.com
 Wikipedia,2014
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Gsk organizational presentaion

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    FTSE 100 COMPANY- GLAXOSMITHKLINE 1
  • 2.
    GlaxoSmithKline Presented by:- Mr. MuhammadIsmail Mr. Mohsin Yaseen Mr.Abdus Sammad Mr. Shahid Mr . khizar Ali Mr. Anil Kishore
  • 3.
    TABLE OF CONTENT Acnowledgement  Introducation  Comapny Profile  Executive Summary  Mission , Values and Strategy history of GSK  Gsk Products  Management Level  Gsk Organizational chart  Performance  Key Achievement  Communication System  Conclusion  Reference 3
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    Acnowledgement 4 – First ofall we would like to thank Almighty ALLAHA ,without His help we would not able to accomplish this task. – It would not be possible for us to accomplish this task without the help of many individuals .We would like to thank our instructor of his course (Org Business Communication) Sir Mozzam Shere ,who cooperated with us in the case of quires and confusion .we have tried to fullest to fulfill the requirement of the project that was assigned to us – Sincerely  Muhammad Ismail (10477)  Abdu's Samad (10475)  Mohsin Yaseen(10452)  Khizar Ali (10521)  Shahid (10520)  Anil Kishore (10461)
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    Introducation 5 GSK, is aglobal pharmaceutical, biological, vaccines and consumer healthcare company. It is the world's Six largest pharmaceutical company measured by revenues (after Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer & Roche Company Profile :-  Headquarter LONDON , UK  Employee strength 96500  Global operating countries over 206 countries GSK was formed in 2000 by the merger of GlaxoWellcome plc (formed from the acquisition of Wellcome plc by Glaxo plc), and SmithKline Beecham plc (from the merger of Beecham plc, and SmithKlineBeckman Corporation).
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    In Pakistan 6 GlaxoSmithKline PakistanLimited came into existence after the merger of Smith Kline and French of Pakistan Limited and Beecham Pakistan (Private) Limited with Glaxo Wellcome Pakistan Limited in 2002. It is listed on the Karachi and Lahore stock exchanges. GSK has a large portfolio of products ranging tablets, toothpaste, inhalers and complex capsules in over 28,000 different pack sizes and presentations.
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    Executive Summary Chairman: Sir ChristopherGent Chief Executive Officer: Andrew Witty Pakistan Chief Executive Officer: Salman Burney FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 8
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    GSK MISSION FTSE 100COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 9
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    GSK VISION FTSE 100COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 10
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    GSK Values FTSE 100COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 11 Respect for People We believe that respecting each other is the key to progress and growth for our business, employees and customers. Our employment practices are designed to create a culture, in which all GSK employees feel valued, empowered and inspired to achieve our goals Patient Focused Our commitment to our purpose of improving the lives of billions ensures that all our efforts, be it research, manufacturing or distribution are geared towards improving patient access to quality health solutions. Transparency As our business evolves to meet global challenges, so do our existing systems for which transparency is integral. By being transparent about what we do and how, we earn and build trust. Integrity Our guiding principles go beyond complying with legal and ethical regulations. Each member of the GSK family takes pride in doing what is right for the patients and consumers, placing them at the heart of every decision we make. In doing so, we demonstrate integrity in action, at every level, every day.
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    STRATEGIC PRIORITIES FTSE 100COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 12 We are focused on the delivery of five strategic priorities to achieve our mission of helping people “Do more, feel better, live longer.” Everyone at GSK has a role to play in delivering our strategic priorities: Grow a diversified, global business Deliver more products of value Create a culture of individual empowerment Simplify the operating model Building trust
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    GSK PRODUCTS FTSE 100COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 13
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    GSK Vaccines FTSE 100COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 14
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    CONSUMER HEALTHCARE PRODUCTS FTSE100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 15
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    Management Level: – Themanagement levels of GSK are as follows:- – Executive-Level – Director-Level – Manager-Level – Staff FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 16
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    GSK Organizational Chart FTSE100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 17 Board of Directors Chairmain & CEO Deput chairman Executive Directors Marketing Management Dept. Strategic Management Dept. Product Management Dept. Human Resource Dept. Selection & Recruitment Dept. Finance Department Audit Dept. Quality Controle Dept. Product Line Q.C. Dept Product Q.C. Dept Sales Management Dept. National Sales Dept. Proviosional Salels Dept. Area Sales Dept. Trade Net Dept. International Trade Ins. General Administratio n Dept. Planning & Finance Dept. Overseas & Domestic Branch office Advisory Committee on Administratio n Development
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    FTSE 100 COMPANY- GLAXOSMITHKLINE 18 The economic environment in Pakistan witnessed some signs of recovery in 2014, however many key challenges including the security situation, energy shortages & government revenues remain formidable. The recent fall in global energy prices is expected to have a positive impact on the economy and further strengthen growth and reduce inflation in 2015. During 2014, net sales of your Company were recorded at Rs 27.9 billion with double digit growth. Your Company’s pharmaceutical business segment showed resilience by maintaining market share in the industry and delivered net sales of Rs 23.0 billion reflecting a steady growth of 9.4% over last year. Key portfolios contributing towards this growth were Eye/ear, Anti-Virals, Dermatological, Anthelmentics, Anti-Diarrhoeals, Cough/ Cold and Respiratory. The Consumer Health Care set also evidenced strong growth of 16.3% achieving an overall turnover of Rs 4.9 billion during 2014gmen. Sensodyne, Panadol and Horlicks were the key growth drivers. During the year certain brands were realigned within business segments in line with global strategy, which will help these products achieve better growth and market penetration in the longer term Performance
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    AWARDS FOR THEYEAR 2014 FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 19 Best Corporate Report Award GSK Pakistan was awarded Certificate of Merit for “Best Corporate Report Award 2013” in the Other/ Miscellaneous Sector. This award was presented to GSK by The Joint Committee of The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Pakistan (ICAP) and the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Pakistan (ICMAP). This award has been instrumental in encouraging local companies to follow transparency in preparing their annual reports according to international best practices. Environment Excellence Award GSK Pakistan has been awarded “11th Annual Environment Excellence Award 2014” by the National Forum for Environment and Health (NFEH). The award was given on its outstanding contribution towards sustainable development and in protecting the environment for “Cleaner & Greener Pakistan”. GSK was also given a special recognition as an “Exemplary Leader TOP 10”.
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    SWOT ANALYSIS OFGSK PAKISTAN FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 20 strength Threat Weakness Oppotunity
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    SWOT ANALYSIS OFGSK PAKISTAN FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 21 Strengths: Strong Management Team Large Market Share Highest research Products in Pakistan Wide range of Products Threats: Lower cost competitors or imports like Chinese and Indian medicines etc Patent expiry on drugs that generate strong income Increasing cost of drug trials (research) and ever higher standards imposed by national drug approvals bodies. Weaknesses: No online presence in Pakistan Strong focus on UK market (losing opportunities in Pakistan) Less checking on the sales representatives for their working in field Opportunities: Emerging markets and expansion abroad Have great chance to cash its brand name in the field of surgical market GSK can be able to cash its name in baby foods
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    PORTER’S STRATEGIES THE FIVEFORCES THAT SHAPE INDUSTRY COMPITITION FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 22 RIVALAR Y AMONG EXISTING COMPITIT OR THREAT OF NEW ENTRAN TE BARGINI NG POWER OF BUYER THREAT OF SUBTIT UTE PRODU CT OR SERVIC E BARGIN ING POWER OF SUPPLI ER
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    Planning application ingsk – TO GROW A DIVERSIFIED GLOBAL BUSINESS. – DELIVER VALUE PRODUCTS – SIMPLIFYING THE OPERATING MODEL – CHALLENGING AND INSPIRING MISSION – LONG TERM INCENTIVE PLAN FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 23
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    TO GROW ADIVERSIFIED GLOBAL BUSINESS Increase growth in the pharmaceutical business in its core market. GSK is diversifying its business to bring balance in product portfolio & go away from a reliance on traditional markets. GSK expects to generate future sales growth by strengthening its core pharmaceutical business & supplementing it with increased investment in growth such as; vaccines, dermatology and consumer health care. Business expansion inn Japan Build a leadership in dermatology. FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 24
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    Focusing on thebest science Focus on research and development Diversifying the level of externalization in research to focus on disease area, where GSK believe the prospects for successful registration and launch of differentiated medicines. FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 25
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    SIMPLIFYING THE OPERATINGMODEL As GSK continue to change shape, so it is essential that reduce the complexities in operating model, improve efficiencies and reduce cost. Re-shape manufacturing FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 26
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    GSK has achallenging vision and mission is to improve the quality of human life by making people to do more, feel better and live longer. FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 27
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     Long termincentive plan. awards are made to executives under the following long term incentive plan, i) Deferred annual bonus plan ii) Performance share plan Explanation: Deferred Annual bonus plan: The deferred annual bonus plan encourages long term shareholding, discourages excessive risk taking and help focus on GSK’S key strategic priorities FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 28
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     GlaxoSmithKline isthe best world research pharmaceutical organization with high level combination of resources & skills that provides strong growth in today fast change healthcare environment market .  GlaxoSmithKline are manufacturing ,developing and marketing of pharmaceutical and consumer health related products  GlaxoSmithKline’s has board of pharmaceutical product line includes antibiotics, antidepressant ,gastrointestinal, dermatological ,respiratory ,cancer and cardiovascular medications  GlaxoSmithKline’s has wide variety of vaccine products including hepatitis A and B ,diphtheria taunts and whooping cough and influenza  Bring oral healthcare ,over –the-counter medicines and nutritional healthcare products to millions of people.  In one sentence we can say that  Gsk mission is to improve the quality of human life by enabling people to do more, feel better and live longer FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 29 CONCLUSION
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    REFERENCE  GSK annualreport 2014.  www.gsk.com  Wikipedia,2014 FTSE 100 COMPANY - GLAXOSMITHKLINE 30

Editor's Notes

  • #18 Free cash flow is the amount of cash generated by the business after meeting our obligations for interest, tax and dividends paid to non-controlling interests, and after capital expenditure on property, plant and equipment and intangible assets. Free cash flow (£m) 4,657(2013) 2,049 (2012) Free cash flow growth (%) >100% (51)% Free cash flow was £4,7 billion for the year. The increase on 2012 primarily reflected the impact of lower tax payments and special UK pension contributions, partly offset by a smaller reduction in working capital and increased expenditure on property, plant and equipment. We paid dividends to shareholders of £3,680 million, and spent £1,504 million on repurchasing shares.