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Synthon, The Value Chain of a specialty pharmaceutical company
1. The value chain of a specialty pharmaceutical company March 17, 2010 Dirk Pamperin
2. Synthon at a Glance Past and future success Building on a history of success in Generic Small Molecules Facts & figures Shaping the future – A compelling strategy Climbing the Pharmaceutical Industry Ladder Life cycle products Biosimilars and New Biological Entities Our Expertise
3. Building on a history of success in Generic Small Molecules
23. Building on a history of success Value Chain research / development portfolio selection registration intellectual property Capable of running complex procedures 30+ countries, 30+ regulatory systems Worldwide expertise, except Japan 95% of our partners rely on our expertise Strong relationships with authorities Number of Marketing authorizations: Synthon: 600+ in 25 countries Partners: 2000+ in 30 countries
30. A Compelling Strategy Three dimensions for future success Marketing and Sales activities in emerging market Focus on therapeutic areas Climbing the pharmaceutical ladder
35. Biosimilars– New BiologicalEntities Full development versus biosimilar New biopharmaceutical Repeat for every new indication Discovery POC & Safety Dose finding Efficacy & side-effects Full NDA Target discovery and optimization Pre-clinical development Clinical development Phase I Clinical development Phase II a & b Clinical development Phase III Registration Equivalent efficacy Equivalent safety Submission Similarity & Safety Biosimilar One study may be sufficient to obtain approval for all registered indications
36. Biosimilars Established Infrastructure in Nijmegen Cell line development + Cell banking (MCB, WCB) Single modified cell (best producing cell selected) Transformation USP Expansion Production (bioreactor) Optimized for highest production Cells from WCB DSP Separation (centrifuge / filter) Purification (chromatography) Highest purity, minimal losses