Pharmaceutical industries in India (2)

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Introductiony Pharmacy = Health Science + Chemical Science .

y India is in top 15 drug manufacturing countries.

y India meets 8.5% of Worlds Drug

Requirement.

Tools of Indian Pharma Industry.

Vibrant High-tech based

Growth Oriented


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HISTORYy The architect of the Indian pharmaceutical

industry would be Acharya P.C.Ray.

y In the year 1901 Acharya P.C.Ray foundedBengal Chemicals and PharmaceuticalsWorks Ltd

y But in the past bulk of the drugs wereimported and very negligible quantity wasmanufactured in India.

y However a few years later there was atremendous increase in the growth of thisindustry.


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Growth of the pharma industry

Pre-globalization Post-globalization


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Patent Impact

Small Players(-ve)

Fear of lesscapital

Polarisation ofmarket

Big Firms(+ve)

LargeInvestment

Joint Venturesand research

Government(+ve)

Export Earning

More

employment


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Swot Analysis -

Strengths Weaknesses

opportunities threats


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Strengths -

Cost effectiveness

Highly skilled scientists

Strong Manufacturing Base

Excellent marketing anddistribution network


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Weakness -Less investment in research and

development

Lack of resource

Negligible expenditure onhealthcare in the country

Manufacture of fake and low

quality medicines


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Opportunities -Increased export

potential

Increased in healthconsciousness

Key player in globalpharmaceutical R&D.


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Threats -Threats from substitutes viz:ayurveda and homeopathy.

Competition from MNCs.

Product patent regime.

Order puts ceilings on productprices.


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Breaking NEWS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Retails sales in the Indian pharmaceutical market grew by 18% in themonth of March 2009, despite fears of stalling industrial growthfollowing the slowdown across economies.

y The value growth of Indian pharma market as per secondary salesfor the month of Mar 2009 was higher at 18.4%, as compared to13.3% growth in the month of Feb 2009, according the latest datafrom ORG IMS, a business intelligence firm.

y The value growth as per Mar 2009 MAT once again touched thedouble-digit mark of 10.1%, with marginally higher growth, ascompared to 9.8% as per Feb 2009 MAT


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FUTURE TRENDS.y Future trends of Indian pharmaceutical industry seems

to be in positive toney By 2015, India will probably open a US$ 8 billion market

for multinational pharmaceutical companies sellingexpensive drugs as predicted by the FICCI-Ernst &Young India study

y A whopping amount of US$ 6.31 billion will be invested

in the Indian pharmaceutical industry as per theestimates of the Ministry of Commerce, Government ofIndia

y Patented drugs are predicted to capture up to a 10%share of the total Indian pharmaceutical industry by 2015with a market size of US$2 billion


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ConclusionImpacts on environment and people-

Pharmaindustry

People

Positivenegative

environment

Negative but canbe positive if due

care is taken


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Continuedy Fastest growing and the estimated future leading

manufacturer of the world

yStandard of living,awareness about healthconciousness and increase in income can beconsidered the greatest factors in the growth .

y Government acivities have also given a boost to

these industries

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Pharmaceutical industries in India (2)