Emerging Pharmaceutical Markets 2012
Publisher: Select Biosciences
Published: June 2011
Pages: 222
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The robust growth in the pharmaceutical markets of emerging
world economies has outpaced the overall growth of the global pharmaceutical
market. The emerging markets are being driven by rapidly growing economies of
these countries, increasing per capita income, increasing prevalence of
lifestyle diseases due to rapid urbanization, and low-cost factors. Mainly due
to strong performance in the emerging pharmaceutical markets, the global
pharmaceutical market is expected to reach US$ 1,020 Billion by the end of 2012.
This research study provides extensive and coherent information about
pharmaceutical markets in emerging countries. It also gives a detailed
statistical and analytical review on the demographics, macroeconomic indicators,
disease profile, key drivers and restraints of the emerging pharmaceutical
markets.
The report covers all the key aspects of the various emerging
pharmaceutical markets and has broadly outlined the factors that are affecting
the industry. The report also provides current and predicted future performance
of the pharmaceutical market in different regions of the world. Key countries of
each region have been covered and the status of pharmaceutical industry has been
provided. Moreover, the report provides information regarding therapeutic
segments and key companies. Besides, detail information regarding generics,
patented drugs and prescription drugs have been included for all the countries.
It provides segment level analysis of the industry along with emerging trends on
intellectual property, market opportunities, research collaborations,
partnership activities, and guidelines for establishing new ventures. The
research will help consultants, industry analysts, and vendors to get in-depth
knowledge of the current, past, and future performance of the emerging
pharmaceutical markets.
The global pharmaceutical market experienced exponential growth
over the past decade but is now witnessing a slump. This slump is attributed to
saturation in key markets such as United States and Western Europe, patent
expiry of key drug formulations and a static economy. On the other hand, many
growing economies in the developing regions of Asia and Latin America are
witnessing a continuous high growth rate in the pharmaceutical sector. In the
coming years, these markets are expected to continue their robust growth owing
to various factors such as increasing prevalence of lifestyle diseases, rise in
spending on healthcare and increased access and affordability to healthcare
services.This seismic shift in the pharmaceutical markets of the world, away
from the major developed powers of the U.S., Japan, France, Germany, Italy,
United Kingdom, Spain and Canada to a set of new, dynamic, fast-growing emerging
economies of China, Brazil, Russia, India, Mexico, Turkey, and South Korea has
created new dynamics. These seven emerging markets of the pharmaceutical sector
have been termed as ‘pharmerging markets’. Apart from these E7 economies, many
other emerging markets have been recognized as interesting destinations for the
major global pharmaceutical players.Unlike the developed world, where health
systems provide a more uniform coverage level, the emerging pharmaceutical
markets have wide regional health expenditure differences within them. Moreover,
recent major developments and global recession have driven disparate rates of
evolution in each of these countries. Unlike the pharmaceutical market of United
States and Western Europe, the emerging markets are characterized by diverse
therapeutic segments, different and complex regulatory law and a fragmented
market. The worldwide economic crisis has also added a new layer of complexity
to the already challenging environment.
Thus, the need for action and informed direction has never been
greater. Apart from the BRIC nations (Brazil, Russia, India and China), positive
developments in other parts of the world are also reshaping the pharmaceutical
sector. In regions such as Latin America and Asia, Eastern Europe and North
Africa, a new set of emerging economies are now rapidly rising. A further 13
nations in these regions have now reached a threshold of economic development
and volume of future growth that warrant close and immediate scrutiny.
Collectively, the emerging markets undoubtedly offer high potential, with rising
GDPs, expanding access to healthcare and an improving IP and regulatory
environment in many cases. Nevertheless, these markets are fraught with
uncertainty and hurdles. Local companies are strong and entrenched, domestic
products well-established, and generics dominate the market in a growing number
of countries. Patients invariably bear the highest share of healthcare spend,
making issues of willingness and ability to pay key in these low income
countries.
For enquiries about this market report, please contact Kathy Gray at Kathy.Gray@Selectbiosciences.com