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Pharmaceutical Industry Overview

This is a presentation that highlights the essence of the pharmaceutical industry. It consists of flowcharts that show the supply chain, integral facets to the industry overall, and rather general information to broaden one's knowledge and the happenings of pharma.

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PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY

(WHAT I UNDERSTAND SO FAR)


OVERVIEW

 Integral aspect of any economy


 One of the largest industries in the world (expected worth in 2021: $1170 bn)
 Growth rate is very high in most economies (India’s CAGR = 14.5%)
 Attributed due to [Opinion]:
 Aging population
 Universal Healthcare (Medicare)
 Increasing incomes
 Increasing penetration of health insurance
 Increasing price controls in many countries
PURPOSE OF INDUSTRY

Discovery Development Production


GENERICS & INNOVATORS

 Innovators (Pfizer):
 Discover & Develop a new drug
 Generally patent the idea
 High production costs (Due to extensive R&D)
 Generics (Mylan):
 Produce same/similar drug after patent expiry (20 years)
 May have varying amounts of chemicals, or maybe even additional substances
 Lower production costs
 Firms may have to consort to unique production methods which hike up costs
 Some countries (Cuba) utilize a regulator development in the form of Intellectual Property Regime
 Fixed Generic Price Reductions
KEY BUSINESS MODELS

 B2B
 B2C
 B2G
KEY BUSINESS MODELS [CONTD.]

 Blockbuster
 Semi-Blockbuster
 Diversified
 Subscription (Healthcare membership like Forward) [Opinion]
 Federated Models
 Venture Variant
 Virtual Variant
PRICING

 Value-Based Pricing
 Fixed Generic Price Reductions
 Reference Pricing
 Internal
 External
REIMBURSEMENT LISTS

 Government (Third Party Player) covers a certain proportion of the production costs, thereby incentivizing
production
 Positive List: Medicines selected for public healthcare institutions, eligible for reimbursement
 Negative List: Medicines not eligible for reimbursement
R&D

 Most important aspect of the pharma industry


 As most products are homogenous, for a firm to remain competitive, R&D is generally preferred to boost market
share
 Average cost of R&D, per drug: $800 million
 The ten biggest firms in 2018 (with accordance to market share), apart from Bayer AG, are Innovators and mainly
focus on R&D, with their largest selling drugs being the ones they developed
 R&D in biotechnology, especially in last ten years, is a major aspect of many pharmaceutical firms and countries
CONCLUSION

 One of the biggest, and fastest growing, industries in the world


 Split into: Generics & Innovators
 In my opinion, R&D is the most important component to attaining higher market share due to the homogenous
nature of goods
BIBLIOGRAPHY

 https://www.pharmaceutical-technology.com/features/top-pharmaceutical-companies/
 https://www.mckinsey.com/~/media/mckinsey/dotcom/client_service/Pharma%20and%20Medical%20Products/PMP
%20NEW/PDFs/778886_India_Pharma_2020_Propelling_Access_and_Acceptance_Realising_True_Potential.ashx
 https://www.ibef.org/download/pharmaceuticals-jan-2019.pdf
 https://www.cbo.gov/sites/default/files/109th-congress-2005-2006/reports/10-02-drugr-d.pdf

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