Alembic Pharmaceuticals Limited provides an investor presentation covering their business operations and growth strategy. Some key points:
- Formulations account for approximately 80% of revenues, with the branded domestic business and international generics being the major growth drivers.
- R&D spending will continue to rise as they focus on complex generics opportunities and new drug delivery systems. They have filed 68 ANDAs with the USFDA.
- Manufacturing facilities in India are approved by various regulatory agencies like USFDA, EDQM, and WHO.
- Going forward, the strategy is to continue focusing on complex products, launch 7-9 new products annually in the US, create a front-end marketing presence in the
Israel medical devices industry - Market OverviewMeidata
Comprehensive overview of the medical devices industry in Israel.
Israel is well known for its innovative medical devices industry and despite the unfavorable global economic climate this sector has been steadily growing. As of August 2012, there are 656 medical devices companies in Israel which constitute around 60% of the entire life sciences industry. It should be noted, however, that medical devices companies are typically very small and in Israel over 50% of all companies are based on only 5 employees or less. Only 19 companies employ over 100 workers. Most of the companies, almost 70%, have not yet reached the commercial stage and are still at various stages of their product development.
The Israeli medical devices sector consists of 9 sub-sectors, the biggest of which is therapeutics (225 companies) followed by the monitoring & diagnostics sub-sector (141 companies). The most dominant sub-sector in terms of successful companies and advanced stage companies is the imaging sub-sector. This sector includes one of Israel's well-known and successful medical devices company – Given Imaging. The telemedicine sub-sector, while young, holds a great promise as will be further explained in this research.
After a sharp drop in exports following the economic downturn in 2008, exports of medical devices has been steadily growing during the last years. In 2011 Israel exported over $1.6 billion worth of medical devices mainly to the US, Japan, China and Europe.
The medical devices sector has always held a high risk for investors. Lately, this risk has grown due to uncertainty as to the future economic climate, more stringent regulation (by the FDA) and price pressures. Due to the fact that the US is the largest market for medical devices, FDA marketing approval is vitally important for medical devices companies. The fact that these approvals have become more difficult to obtain, deters some investors from investing before a company overcomes the regulatory hurdle. Generally, these risks are making investors more cautious and less likely to invest in early stage companies. This means that many companies will not make it to the finish line, not necessarily because their products are not good enough but because they do not have enough funds to see it through.
- Beximco Pharmaceuticals is the largest exporter of medicines in Bangladesh and has world-class facilities. It has grown from a small startup in 1980 focused on developing core competencies and delivering high quality products.
- Key competitive advantages include research and development capabilities, sales and marketing expertise in brand building, experience exporting to foreign markets, and potential for future growth in domestic, existing export, and new export markets through generic drugs and contract manufacturing.
- Financial data shows consistent sales growth and increasing profits over time, with projections showing continued growth potential in coming years.
competitive analysis of Abbott company.bilal hassan
Abbott Laboratories (Pakistan) is a pharmaceutical company headquartered in Karachi with manufacturing facilities in Landhi and Korangi. It has been operating in Pakistan since 1948 and has a presence in over 130 countries. The company generates annual revenue of PKR 26 billion with total assets of PKR 19 billion. Its main competitors include GSK, Searle Pakistan, Sanofi Aventis, Ferozsons Labs, Pfizer, and Getz. The pharmaceutical industry in Pakistan has grown significantly over the past decades but still needs more support to improve access to medicine for half the population.
This document provides an overview and analysis of the Israeli medical devices industry as of 2013. It summarizes that Israel has 656 medical device companies, with $1.83 billion in annual production in 2011. The top sectors are therapeutic devices, monitoring and diagnostics, and implants and prosthetics. Most companies are still in early stages of development and have fewer than 10 employees. The document also analyzes industry trends, funding, regulations and provides a SWOT analysis.
Indian in vitro diagnostics market opportunity analysis 2018 - Reports CornerReports Corner
The Indian in vitro diagnostics (IVD) market is valued at over $500 million in 2018 and is expected to reach $1 billion by 2026, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 19%. This remarkable growth can be attributed to increased healthcare awareness, a desire for preventive health checkups, the availability of disease-specific tests, and a shift from manual to more automated equipment. The market is led by global players and lacks local manufacturers who can develop their own products and technologies. The report analyzes the segments of the Indian IVD market and identifies drivers of growth as well as challenges that must be addressed for continued expansion.
This document provides an overview of the Indian pharmaceutical industry and its quest for global leadership. It discusses the size and growth of the Indian pharmaceutical market, India's strategy to become a preferred global manufacturing base through low costs and regulatory approvals. It also outlines how Indian companies are establishing a global presence through acquisitions and partnerships. The document reviews India's policy and pricing framework, industry partnerships and deals, as well as contract research, manufacturing, clinical trials and drug development activities in India. It concludes with an outlook on future growth areas for the Indian pharmaceutical industry.
Abbott is a global healthcare company founded in 1888 with headquarters in Chicago. It has expanded to over 150 countries with 74,000 employees. Abbott operates in pharmaceuticals, nutrition, diagnostics, and diabetes care. While it has a strong brand image and product quality, Abbott faces weaknesses such as slow production and centralized decision making. Opportunities include growing disease burdens and physician numbers. Threats are high inflation, political instability, and competitors. The analysis recommends Abbott focus on growth areas like heart medicines through advertising to address weaknesses and leverage strengths and opportunities.
The Indian pharmaceutical industry has grown substantially over the past few decades from $0.3 billion in 1980 to $21.73 billion in 2009-2010. It is now the third largest producer by volume, accounting for 10% of global pharmaceutical production, and exports drugs to many countries. The industry maintains high quality standards and an increasing number of Indian companies are receiving international regulatory approvals. Key strengths of the Indian pharmaceutical industry include low costs of innovation, manufacturing, and regulatory compliance combined with a skilled scientific workforce.
Israel medical devices industry - Market OverviewMeidata
Comprehensive overview of the medical devices industry in Israel.
Israel is well known for its innovative medical devices industry and despite the unfavorable global economic climate this sector has been steadily growing. As of August 2012, there are 656 medical devices companies in Israel which constitute around 60% of the entire life sciences industry. It should be noted, however, that medical devices companies are typically very small and in Israel over 50% of all companies are based on only 5 employees or less. Only 19 companies employ over 100 workers. Most of the companies, almost 70%, have not yet reached the commercial stage and are still at various stages of their product development.
The Israeli medical devices sector consists of 9 sub-sectors, the biggest of which is therapeutics (225 companies) followed by the monitoring & diagnostics sub-sector (141 companies). The most dominant sub-sector in terms of successful companies and advanced stage companies is the imaging sub-sector. This sector includes one of Israel's well-known and successful medical devices company – Given Imaging. The telemedicine sub-sector, while young, holds a great promise as will be further explained in this research.
After a sharp drop in exports following the economic downturn in 2008, exports of medical devices has been steadily growing during the last years. In 2011 Israel exported over $1.6 billion worth of medical devices mainly to the US, Japan, China and Europe.
The medical devices sector has always held a high risk for investors. Lately, this risk has grown due to uncertainty as to the future economic climate, more stringent regulation (by the FDA) and price pressures. Due to the fact that the US is the largest market for medical devices, FDA marketing approval is vitally important for medical devices companies. The fact that these approvals have become more difficult to obtain, deters some investors from investing before a company overcomes the regulatory hurdle. Generally, these risks are making investors more cautious and less likely to invest in early stage companies. This means that many companies will not make it to the finish line, not necessarily because their products are not good enough but because they do not have enough funds to see it through.
- Beximco Pharmaceuticals is the largest exporter of medicines in Bangladesh and has world-class facilities. It has grown from a small startup in 1980 focused on developing core competencies and delivering high quality products.
- Key competitive advantages include research and development capabilities, sales and marketing expertise in brand building, experience exporting to foreign markets, and potential for future growth in domestic, existing export, and new export markets through generic drugs and contract manufacturing.
- Financial data shows consistent sales growth and increasing profits over time, with projections showing continued growth potential in coming years.
competitive analysis of Abbott company.bilal hassan
Abbott Laboratories (Pakistan) is a pharmaceutical company headquartered in Karachi with manufacturing facilities in Landhi and Korangi. It has been operating in Pakistan since 1948 and has a presence in over 130 countries. The company generates annual revenue of PKR 26 billion with total assets of PKR 19 billion. Its main competitors include GSK, Searle Pakistan, Sanofi Aventis, Ferozsons Labs, Pfizer, and Getz. The pharmaceutical industry in Pakistan has grown significantly over the past decades but still needs more support to improve access to medicine for half the population.
This document provides an overview and analysis of the Israeli medical devices industry as of 2013. It summarizes that Israel has 656 medical device companies, with $1.83 billion in annual production in 2011. The top sectors are therapeutic devices, monitoring and diagnostics, and implants and prosthetics. Most companies are still in early stages of development and have fewer than 10 employees. The document also analyzes industry trends, funding, regulations and provides a SWOT analysis.
Indian in vitro diagnostics market opportunity analysis 2018 - Reports CornerReports Corner
The Indian in vitro diagnostics (IVD) market is valued at over $500 million in 2018 and is expected to reach $1 billion by 2026, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 19%. This remarkable growth can be attributed to increased healthcare awareness, a desire for preventive health checkups, the availability of disease-specific tests, and a shift from manual to more automated equipment. The market is led by global players and lacks local manufacturers who can develop their own products and technologies. The report analyzes the segments of the Indian IVD market and identifies drivers of growth as well as challenges that must be addressed for continued expansion.
This document provides an overview of the Indian pharmaceutical industry and its quest for global leadership. It discusses the size and growth of the Indian pharmaceutical market, India's strategy to become a preferred global manufacturing base through low costs and regulatory approvals. It also outlines how Indian companies are establishing a global presence through acquisitions and partnerships. The document reviews India's policy and pricing framework, industry partnerships and deals, as well as contract research, manufacturing, clinical trials and drug development activities in India. It concludes with an outlook on future growth areas for the Indian pharmaceutical industry.
Abbott is a global healthcare company founded in 1888 with headquarters in Chicago. It has expanded to over 150 countries with 74,000 employees. Abbott operates in pharmaceuticals, nutrition, diagnostics, and diabetes care. While it has a strong brand image and product quality, Abbott faces weaknesses such as slow production and centralized decision making. Opportunities include growing disease burdens and physician numbers. Threats are high inflation, political instability, and competitors. The analysis recommends Abbott focus on growth areas like heart medicines through advertising to address weaknesses and leverage strengths and opportunities.
The Indian pharmaceutical industry has grown substantially over the past few decades from $0.3 billion in 1980 to $21.73 billion in 2009-2010. It is now the third largest producer by volume, accounting for 10% of global pharmaceutical production, and exports drugs to many countries. The industry maintains high quality standards and an increasing number of Indian companies are receiving international regulatory approvals. Key strengths of the Indian pharmaceutical industry include low costs of innovation, manufacturing, and regulatory compliance combined with a skilled scientific workforce.
This document analyzes several major pharmaceutical companies: Roche, Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline, Sanofi-Aventis, and Teva. It provides key financial figures for each company, including market cap, revenue, geographic sales breakdown, products, and cost of capital calculations. An analysis of earnings per share, asset turnover, leverage, and current vs. calculated stock price is also presented. Roche appears to be the strongest performer based on the financial analysis, while Teva is currently the weakest.
Drug market structure (Pharma in Indian Scenario)hemant vyas
This document provides an overview of the pharmaceutical industry in India. It discusses the growth and structure of the industry, both globally and within India. It notes that while India is a major producer of generic drugs, its research and development spending and capabilities remain relatively low. The industry in India is characterized by high profitability and concentration among the largest companies.
Introduction Indian Pharmaceutical market, SWOT analysis, PEST Analysis, Timeline analysis of Sun Pharma, Glaxo Smith Kline, Mankind, CIPLA and Zydus Cadila.
The document discusses the Indian pharmaceutical industry. It provides an overview of major players, the Indian and global scenarios, future outlook, and areas for boosting competitiveness. The industry has grown significantly over time and India is now a top producer and exporter of generic drugs globally. The outlook remains positive with the market expected to reach $74 billion by 2020 and become one of the top ten markets worldwide. However, further investment in R&D and addressing regulatory issues can help strengthen the industry.
SPIL recently reported Q2FY15 results which were in line with expectations. Sales grew 13.3% to Rs. 4,750 crore led by 21% growth in Indian formulations and 15% growth in US sales. Net profit increased 15.4% to Rs. 1,572 crore due to improved operations and lower taxes. The company maintained its guidance of 13-15% revenue growth for FY15 and expects the Ranbaxy acquisition to be completed by December 2014, though some delays are possible. Investors are advised to buy on dips to Rs. 840-873 per share for a target of Rs. 924 over the next quarter.
Ireland Anesthesia and Respiratory Devices Investment Opportunities, Analysis...ReportsnReports
The document provides a 218-page report on investment opportunities in anesthesia and respiratory devices in Ireland from 2012-2018. It includes market size data in revenue, volume, and price for various device categories from 2004-2011 with forecasts to 2018. The report also provides company market share data and profiles key companies operating in the Irish market. It aims to help readers develop business and market strategies for strong growth areas in the Irish anesthesia and respiratory devices industry.
This document provides an overview of Bayer HealthCare as of March 2011. It discusses the company's structure, key financial data, business areas, research and development activities, and goals for strengthening its position in pharmaceuticals, consumer health, and emerging markets. Bayer HealthCare aims to be a leading diversified healthcare company through innovation, building strong brands, and expanding in high-growth areas.
The document discusses India's pharmaceutical industry, including its current size and growth rate. It notes that formulations make up 79% of the industry while bulk drugs account for 21%. The background section outlines how India's Patents Act of 1970 only recognized process patents and led to increased domestic production. It also discusses how India transitioned to a product patent regime in 2005 to comply with TRIPS and how this has impacted multinational companies investing in India.
Industry Monitor - Indian Healthcare Sector October 2014 (2)Debasish M Banerjee
This document provides an industry report on the Indian healthcare sector from October 2014. It includes sections on pharmaceuticals, industry statistics, product scans of x-ray machines and generic drugs, company and industry news, mergers and acquisitions, a company profile of Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, and upcoming events. Key highlights are the expected growth of the Indian pharmaceutical market to $55 billion by 2020, dominance of generic drugs, prevalence of counterfeit drugs, and focus on chronic disease segments and biologics.
The pharmaceutical industry in India is sized at $5 billion currently ranked 4th in terms of volume and 13th in terms of value, growing at an annual rate of 14.3% and expected to reach $25 billion by 2010. There are over 23,000 pharma companies in India but only around 300 operate in the organized sector. Novartis India is a 51% subsidiary of Swiss company Novartis, established in India in 1996. Novartis India's pharmaceuticals business contributes 62% of its sales and it has grown its total income over the years from 2004-2007 but profitability has been impacted by price regulations in India.
The global sales of medicines reached $942 billion in 2011, a 5.1% increase from the previous year. This total is expected to reach $1.5 trillion by 2020 due to population growth and an aging population. However, the pharmaceutical industry faces issues such as losing $148 billion annually from 2012-2018 due to drugs going off patent and rising research and development costs of $800 million to $4 billion to bring a new drug to market. The Indian pharmaceutical industry has grown substantially over the past few decades but faces threats from increasing regulation and low-cost competition from other countries.
The document analyzes the global pharmaceutical industry, identifying the United States and France as the largest markets. It outlines three key success factors for companies in the industry: having products in fast-growing therapeutic classes like oncology and diabetes; involvement in emerging biotechnology; and managing patent expirations. The document then evaluates Merck & Co. and Sanofi based on these three success factors.
This research service provides an in-depth analysis of the global pharmaceutical contract manufacturing market with particular focus on the finished dose formulations such as solid, liquid and semi-solid, and injectable dose formulations. Segment analysis, trends and revenue forecast for the global, U.S. and European regions have been provided in detail. Strategic recommendations for the success of market participants have also been discussed.
This is a basic report of BEXIMCO pharma industry. Only basic tools and topics of management were used to prepare this report. This report might help the students who are doing MGT 210 COURSE in North South University of BANGLADESH.
ACT 330_Accounting report on pharmacuticalsKhorsed Prince
The current and quick ratios of Kohinoor Chemicals are below the recommended levels, indicating weaker short-term liquidity compared to Abbott Laboratories, whose ratios are above recommended levels. While Abbott has strong liquidity, it could utilize more of its liquid assets for further investment opportunities.
The global pharmaceutical market reached $942 billion in 2011 and is expected to reach $1.5 trillion by 2020 due to population growth and aging populations. The industry faces issues such as patent cliffs resulting in lost revenues, high research and development costs, and increasing government regulation. The Indian pharmaceutical industry has grown substantially over the past few decades and now supplies over 70% of the country's drug needs through branded generics. However, it faces weaknesses of stringent price controls, low investment in innovation, and quality concerns.
This document outlines Pfizer's plans to acquire Wyeth to create the world's premier biopharmaceutical company. The acquisition will diversify Pfizer's portfolio and strengthen its leadership in key therapeutic areas and geographies. Pfizer expects the deal to advance its strategic priorities and deliver $2 billion in cost savings by 2011 on top of $4 billion in synergies from the transaction. The all-cash-and-stock deal is valued at $68 billion and will be funded through cash, debt, and Pfizer stock.
Briefing based on the key findings of my research on the Global Generic Pharmaceuticals Market 2010, covering the developed markets like the U.S, Germany, UK, France, Italy and Spain as well as the emerging markets such as India and China.
Global supply chain in ranbaxy paonta sahib manufacturing facilityAnkur Srivastava
This is a project report made by me on the Global Supply Chain Process of Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd., one of the world's largest Pharmaceutical Manufacturers; and its impact on its Global Business. The related study was done in the year 2011 and report was prepared then.
This document appears to be a template for classroom materials, as it contains header titles for 10 pages but no other substantive content. The header titles are repeated on each page and include the page number, suggesting this is intended to provide a consistent heading structure across multiple pages of classroom content or materials.
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This document analyzes several major pharmaceutical companies: Roche, Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline, Sanofi-Aventis, and Teva. It provides key financial figures for each company, including market cap, revenue, geographic sales breakdown, products, and cost of capital calculations. An analysis of earnings per share, asset turnover, leverage, and current vs. calculated stock price is also presented. Roche appears to be the strongest performer based on the financial analysis, while Teva is currently the weakest.
Drug market structure (Pharma in Indian Scenario)hemant vyas
This document provides an overview of the pharmaceutical industry in India. It discusses the growth and structure of the industry, both globally and within India. It notes that while India is a major producer of generic drugs, its research and development spending and capabilities remain relatively low. The industry in India is characterized by high profitability and concentration among the largest companies.
Introduction Indian Pharmaceutical market, SWOT analysis, PEST Analysis, Timeline analysis of Sun Pharma, Glaxo Smith Kline, Mankind, CIPLA and Zydus Cadila.
The document discusses the Indian pharmaceutical industry. It provides an overview of major players, the Indian and global scenarios, future outlook, and areas for boosting competitiveness. The industry has grown significantly over time and India is now a top producer and exporter of generic drugs globally. The outlook remains positive with the market expected to reach $74 billion by 2020 and become one of the top ten markets worldwide. However, further investment in R&D and addressing regulatory issues can help strengthen the industry.
SPIL recently reported Q2FY15 results which were in line with expectations. Sales grew 13.3% to Rs. 4,750 crore led by 21% growth in Indian formulations and 15% growth in US sales. Net profit increased 15.4% to Rs. 1,572 crore due to improved operations and lower taxes. The company maintained its guidance of 13-15% revenue growth for FY15 and expects the Ranbaxy acquisition to be completed by December 2014, though some delays are possible. Investors are advised to buy on dips to Rs. 840-873 per share for a target of Rs. 924 over the next quarter.
Ireland Anesthesia and Respiratory Devices Investment Opportunities, Analysis...ReportsnReports
The document provides a 218-page report on investment opportunities in anesthesia and respiratory devices in Ireland from 2012-2018. It includes market size data in revenue, volume, and price for various device categories from 2004-2011 with forecasts to 2018. The report also provides company market share data and profiles key companies operating in the Irish market. It aims to help readers develop business and market strategies for strong growth areas in the Irish anesthesia and respiratory devices industry.
This document provides an overview of Bayer HealthCare as of March 2011. It discusses the company's structure, key financial data, business areas, research and development activities, and goals for strengthening its position in pharmaceuticals, consumer health, and emerging markets. Bayer HealthCare aims to be a leading diversified healthcare company through innovation, building strong brands, and expanding in high-growth areas.
The document discusses India's pharmaceutical industry, including its current size and growth rate. It notes that formulations make up 79% of the industry while bulk drugs account for 21%. The background section outlines how India's Patents Act of 1970 only recognized process patents and led to increased domestic production. It also discusses how India transitioned to a product patent regime in 2005 to comply with TRIPS and how this has impacted multinational companies investing in India.
Industry Monitor - Indian Healthcare Sector October 2014 (2)Debasish M Banerjee
This document provides an industry report on the Indian healthcare sector from October 2014. It includes sections on pharmaceuticals, industry statistics, product scans of x-ray machines and generic drugs, company and industry news, mergers and acquisitions, a company profile of Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, and upcoming events. Key highlights are the expected growth of the Indian pharmaceutical market to $55 billion by 2020, dominance of generic drugs, prevalence of counterfeit drugs, and focus on chronic disease segments and biologics.
The pharmaceutical industry in India is sized at $5 billion currently ranked 4th in terms of volume and 13th in terms of value, growing at an annual rate of 14.3% and expected to reach $25 billion by 2010. There are over 23,000 pharma companies in India but only around 300 operate in the organized sector. Novartis India is a 51% subsidiary of Swiss company Novartis, established in India in 1996. Novartis India's pharmaceuticals business contributes 62% of its sales and it has grown its total income over the years from 2004-2007 but profitability has been impacted by price regulations in India.
The global sales of medicines reached $942 billion in 2011, a 5.1% increase from the previous year. This total is expected to reach $1.5 trillion by 2020 due to population growth and an aging population. However, the pharmaceutical industry faces issues such as losing $148 billion annually from 2012-2018 due to drugs going off patent and rising research and development costs of $800 million to $4 billion to bring a new drug to market. The Indian pharmaceutical industry has grown substantially over the past few decades but faces threats from increasing regulation and low-cost competition from other countries.
The document analyzes the global pharmaceutical industry, identifying the United States and France as the largest markets. It outlines three key success factors for companies in the industry: having products in fast-growing therapeutic classes like oncology and diabetes; involvement in emerging biotechnology; and managing patent expirations. The document then evaluates Merck & Co. and Sanofi based on these three success factors.
This research service provides an in-depth analysis of the global pharmaceutical contract manufacturing market with particular focus on the finished dose formulations such as solid, liquid and semi-solid, and injectable dose formulations. Segment analysis, trends and revenue forecast for the global, U.S. and European regions have been provided in detail. Strategic recommendations for the success of market participants have also been discussed.
This is a basic report of BEXIMCO pharma industry. Only basic tools and topics of management were used to prepare this report. This report might help the students who are doing MGT 210 COURSE in North South University of BANGLADESH.
ACT 330_Accounting report on pharmacuticalsKhorsed Prince
The current and quick ratios of Kohinoor Chemicals are below the recommended levels, indicating weaker short-term liquidity compared to Abbott Laboratories, whose ratios are above recommended levels. While Abbott has strong liquidity, it could utilize more of its liquid assets for further investment opportunities.
The global pharmaceutical market reached $942 billion in 2011 and is expected to reach $1.5 trillion by 2020 due to population growth and aging populations. The industry faces issues such as patent cliffs resulting in lost revenues, high research and development costs, and increasing government regulation. The Indian pharmaceutical industry has grown substantially over the past few decades and now supplies over 70% of the country's drug needs through branded generics. However, it faces weaknesses of stringent price controls, low investment in innovation, and quality concerns.
This document outlines Pfizer's plans to acquire Wyeth to create the world's premier biopharmaceutical company. The acquisition will diversify Pfizer's portfolio and strengthen its leadership in key therapeutic areas and geographies. Pfizer expects the deal to advance its strategic priorities and deliver $2 billion in cost savings by 2011 on top of $4 billion in synergies from the transaction. The all-cash-and-stock deal is valued at $68 billion and will be funded through cash, debt, and Pfizer stock.
Briefing based on the key findings of my research on the Global Generic Pharmaceuticals Market 2010, covering the developed markets like the U.S, Germany, UK, France, Italy and Spain as well as the emerging markets such as India and China.
Global supply chain in ranbaxy paonta sahib manufacturing facilityAnkur Srivastava
This is a project report made by me on the Global Supply Chain Process of Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd., one of the world's largest Pharmaceutical Manufacturers; and its impact on its Global Business. The related study was done in the year 2011 and report was prepared then.
This document appears to be a template for classroom materials, as it contains header titles for 10 pages but no other substantive content. The header titles are repeated on each page and include the page number, suggesting this is intended to provide a consistent heading structure across multiple pages of classroom content or materials.
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1) Bhuvaneswaran is seeking to update his knowledge in innovative fields and support organizational objectives with sincerity and perfection.
2) He has over 4 years of experience in manufacturing and service industries including general accounting, audits, cost control and statutory compliances.
3) He is currently working as a Junior Accounts Officer at Chemin Controls & Instrumentation Pvt. Ltd. where his responsibilities include maintaining accounts, statutory compliance, and project cost analysis.
Elizabeth White has over 20 years of experience in administration, office management, bookkeeping, and human resources. She holds a B.S. in Business Administration and Management and certifications in executive secretarial science and as a notary public. She is seeking an administrative or management position and has experience supporting executives, handling HR functions, and coordinating projects.
A molecule that carries most of the genetic instructions used in the development, functioning and reproduction of all known living organisms.
DNA is a nucleic acid; alongside proteins and carbohydrates, nucleic acids compose the three major macro-molecules essential for all known forms of life. Most DNA molecules consist of two bio-polymer strands coiled around each other to form a double helix.
What is mold? How does it start and what are the health effects? In this presentation you will learn all about mold and how it affected us when Hurricane Sandy struck.
The document discusses a meeting between AstraZeneca and Day Holding regarding opportunities in the Iranian pharmaceutical market. It includes an agenda covering an introduction to Day Holding's structure and the Iranian pharma market, regulatory pathways, transactions, distribution systems, and a demonstration of potential partnerships. Next steps discussed are using Pharmalyze technology and drafting a timeline for key registration and importation dates.
This document provides an investor presentation for Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Limited from September 2015. It summarizes Sun Pharma's position as the 5th largest global specialty generic company and largest pharmaceutical company in India. It outlines Sun Pharma's long-term strategy of increasing specialty products, achieving cost leadership, and pursuing business development opportunities. The presentation provides details on Sun Pharma's revenue composition, history of acquisitions and growth, business operations across key markets, and financial performance.
Orchid Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Ltd is an integrated pharmaceutical company focused on developing and manufacturing active pharmaceutical ingredients and finished drug formulations. It has manufacturing sites in India and regulatory approvals from agencies like the US FDA. While the company faced losses in 2013 due to plant shutdowns, its active pharmaceutical ingredients business has growth potential. The analyst recommends long-term investment in the stock given its patent portfolio, sales growth, and prospects in the global API market, despite current overvaluation.
- The document provides an equity report analyzing Synergetics Inc., a medical device company focused on ophthalmic and neurosurgery markets.
- It summarizes Synergetics' business segments, recent acquisitions, industry data on ophthalmic and neurosurgery markets, and financial analysis including revenue growth, profitability, and financial position.
- Key highlights include Synergetics growing its ophthalmic segment through acquisition, industry growth in disposable medical devices, and Synergetics expanding operating margins through cost reductions while revenue grew 15.8% in fiscal year 2015.
Aarti Drugs (ADL) is a part of well known Aarti group of industries. The Company is engaged in the manufacturing of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs), Pharma Intermediates, Specialty Chemicals and also manufactures formulations through its wholly-owned subsidiary- Pinnacle Life Science Private Limited.
The company has a long standing track record in the bulk drugs industry and has been supplying products to demanding domestic and international customers.
Aarti Drugs Limited (ADL), incorporated in 1984 is part of Rs 3,000 crore Aarti Group of
Industries and is engaged in manufacturing and sale of Active pharmaceutical ingredients
(APIs), advanced intermediates and specialty chemicals. ADL manufactures drugs in
therapeutic segments such as anti-arthritis, anti-fungal, antibiotics, anti-diabetic, sedatives,
anti-depressant, anti-diarrhea and anti-inflammatory.
In Aarti Drugs we get a bulk drugs manufacturer with steady growth across the years,
continuously improving performance on various financial parameters, good dividend
yield of more than 5% and low valuations of 5 times earnings and EV/EBIT of 5.28.
Besides, what instills further confidence in the stock is the fact that promoters of the
company have been continuously increasing their stake with regular purchases from open
market. Two years back promoters had 54.83% stake in the company and the same now
stands increased to 59.65%.
Strategic Analysis of the Indian Pharmaceutical Contract Manufacturing Market...Aiswariya Chidambaram
The Indian Pharmaceutical CMO market has been analyzed and assessed with respect to APIs and finished dose formulations (solids, liquids and injectables). Strategic recommendations for the success of market participants have been provided.
Vivimed Labs Limited presented its earnings for Q3 FY2015. Net sales increased 2.7% year-over-year to Rs. 3,447 million. EBITDA grew 12.4% to Rs. 603 million, with margins expanding 152 basis points to 17.5%. Net profit increased 8.3% to Rs. 206 million, with margins up 31 basis points to 6.0%. Segment performance was mixed, with the specialty chemicals segment flat on net sales but higher margins of 24.5%, and the healthcare segment grew net sales 2.9% with a 6.4% margin. Going forward, the company will focus on new product launches, market expansion, and capitalizing on a
Polyhydroxyalkanoate are linear polyesters that are produced from fermentation of lipid or sugar by bacteria. The rising demand for biodegradable materials, increase in oil prices and policies concerning green procurement are the driving factors for investment by companies in this market.
This document summarizes the 2015 annual meeting of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, Inc. held on May 19, 2015 in Laval, Quebec, Canada. It introduces the board of directors and executive management in attendance. It reports that all proposed resolutions, including electing directors and ratifying the auditor, received over 90% shareholder approval. The document provides an overview of Valeant's business model, product portfolio, acquisition and R&D strategies, and highlights key pipeline and launch products. It concludes by emphasizing Valeant's track record of strong financial performance and shareholder returns.
Dr. Reddy's Investorpresentation november2010Biswajit Dash
Dr. Reddy's Investor Presentation from November 2010 contains the following key points in 3 sentences:
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3. The Journey so far
1907
Alembic Ltd. starts manufacturing
tinctures and alcohol at Vadodara
1940
Starts manufacturing cough syrup,
vitamins, tonics and sculpture drugs
1961
Penicillin plant inaugurated
1971
Becomes 1st Indian company to
manufacture Erythromycin
1972
Launched it under brand
‘ALTHROCIN’
2001
Starts manufacturing of
Cephalosporin C
2003
Formulation facility set up for
Regulated markets
2004
R&D facility set up at Vadodara
2006
Receives USFDA approval for API
and Formulation facilities
2007
Acquires Non-Oncology Division
of Dabur Pharma - enters high
margin segments such as
Cardiology, Diabetes, Gastro and
Gynaecology
2010
“Azithral” sales crosses INR 1bn
Demerger of pharma business from
Alembic Ltd. – Alembic
Pharmaceuticals Ltd. Formed
2011
Receives ANVISA approval
Aggressive ANDA & DMF filings
2014
Cumulatively filings made for 68
ANDAs/NDAs and 72 DMFs
18 Marketing divisions in operation
for India business
4. Revenue Overview Q4FY15
46
29
15
6
2 2
% of the total sales
India Branded Formulations
International Generics
API Export
India Generics
International Branded Formulations
API Domestic
5. Revenue Overview FY 14-15
47
26
15
6
3 3
% of the total sales
India Branded Formulations
International Generics
API Export
India Generics
International Branded Formulations
API Domestic
6. R&D Infrastructure
R&D facility
R&D centre has been
recognized by DSIR,
Govt. of India
High-end R&D
equipment- NMR XRD,
TGA, DSC, LCMS
World-class
infrastructure
F&D Capabilities
Expertise in Drug
Deliveries and Niche
formulations
Well-defined Processes
and Quality Systems
Capabilities in Solid Oral
and Liquid Oral Products
Bio Equivalence Centre
State-of-the art 90-
bedded Bio Centre
100 Pilot studies
50 Pivotal Studies
State-of-the-art Analytical & IPR infrastructure
7. R&D spends to continue rising
• Highly talented pool of 420 research scientists working to address complex genericisation
opportunities, novel drug delivery systems and new technology platforms
• The Company has filed cumulatively 68 ANDAs/NDA and 72 DMFs with USFDA upto year ended
31st March 2015
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
FY11
FY12
FY13
FY14
FY15
4.06
4.78 5.06
7.00
6.74
%ofsales
R&D spend as a % to sales
-
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
FY11
FY12
FY13
FY14
FY15
49
70
77
131
139
Rs.inCrores
Total R&D spend
8. State of the Art Manufacturing Facilities
Formulations
APIs
Located at Panelav, Gujarat
USFDA, MCC, MHRA, ANVISA & TPD
approved – for Generic exports
Capacity - 7 bn tablets / capsules p.a.
Located at Baddi, Himachal Pradesh
WHO GMP approved
Manufactures branded formulations and caters
to domestic market
Capacity 2 bn tablets / capsules p.a, 0.15 bn
bottles p.a.
Located at Panelav and Karkhadi, Gujarat
USFDA, EDQM, TGA, WHO approved
11. Strong domestic market presence
Key Highlights
1.77% market share
(Ranked 19th) in Indian
formulations market as
per IMS MAT data
Sustained dominance in
anti-infective, analgesics,
cough and cold segments
Robust growth in
Cardiology, Diabetes,
GI, Gynaecology,
Dermatology, Orthopedic
and Respiratory
Ranked 17th in doctors’
prescription universe
Diversified basket of 170
brands
2 brands featured among
top 100 and 5 among top
300 brands in India as
per IMS MAT data
17. Key Therapies & Brands
Therapeutic Segment-wise Break-up (Q4FY15) • Launched 1 product SKU in the domestic market in
Q4FY15, 29 product SKUs in FY 2014-15.
• 5% market share in the cough and cold segment
• 5000+ marketing team
Brand Name Therapeutic Area Ranking
Azithral Anti-infective 33
Althrocin Anti-infective 67
Wikoryl Respiratory 157
Roxid Anti-infective 166
Gestofit Gynecology 269
(Source : ORG March 2015)
29
17
14
14
11
6
4 2 2 1
% of total domestic formulation revenue
Anti Infectives
Gastrology
Cough & Cold
Cardiology
Gynecology
Anti Diabetic
Orthopedics
Nephrology/Urology
Dermatology
Ophthalmology
18. Branded Export business in investment phase
Key Highlights
Focus on Rest of the
World markets
Products filed in key
markets (South East Asia,
CIS and East Africa)
Expected to be of critical
mass in 3 years
20. Fast emerging player in international generics
Key Highlights
All Facilities approved
for supply to regulated
markets such as the US,
Europe, Australia and
Brazil
Partnership with leading
generic players in the
US, Europe, Canada,
Australia
ANDAs vertically
integrated to DMFs
Exit from low margin
products and contract
manufacturing,
reallocating liberated
capacity addressing
regulated markets
37 ANDAs/NDAs
approved (4 tentative)
31 ANDAs pending
approval
Launching its own front-
end marketing in the US
22. Focus on Regulated Markets
Key
Highlights
30% of capacity
being used for
captive
consumption
More than 85%
of sales are to
regulated
markets /
customers
72 DMFs filed
Capacity
expansion is in
progress
26. 74
11
15
% of Total Shareholding
Promoter & Promoter group
FI/FII/MF
Public
Latest Shareholding Pattern
Market capitalization INR 85 bn
Total paid-up share capital 377.03mn
Total number of shares O/S 188.52mn
No. of shareholders 50 K
Free float market capitalization INR 22 bn
28. Strategy going forward
• Continue to focus on complex products. Expect to launch 7-9 products every year for the next
three years in the US markets
• Create a front-end marketing presence in USA in addition to its existing marketing alliances
• Filing ANDAs/MAs in other international markets such as Europe, Australia, Canada, Brazil
and South Africa
• Sustained focus on R&D and F&D activities to build robust pipeline of products for regulated
markets
• Continued focus on progressive therapies for sustainable growth and increased market share for
India Branded business
• Building pipeline for ROW markets.
29. Conference call details
Date : Monday, April 27, 2015
Time : 03.30 pm IST
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About Alembic Pharmaceuticals Limited
Alembic Pharmaceuticals Limited, a vertically integrated research and development pharmaceutical
company, has been at the forefront of healthcare since 1907. Headquartered in India, Alembic is a publicly
listed company that manufactures and markets generic pharmaceutical products all over the world.
Alembic's state of the art research and manufacturing facilities are approved by regulatory authorities all
over the world including the US FDA. Alembic is one of the leaders in branded generics in India. Alembic's
brands, marketed through a marketing team of over 5000 are well recognized by doctors and patients.
Information about the company can be found at:
www.alembic-india.com;(Reuters:ALEM.NS) (Bloomberg:ALPM:IN) (NSE:APLLTD) (BSE:533573)
Ajay Kumar Desai
Tel.: 022- 306 11681 • Fax: 022 – 306 11682
ajay.desai@alembic.co.in