Top Generic Companies - Market Analysis and Forecasts

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The generic industry is a fast evolving market with significant lucrative opportunities and high growth potential. This is partly driven by cost-containment in several national healthcare sectors and partly by the need for governments to promote the use of generic products over high-priced originator products without compromising quality.

In 2006, the global generics market attained strong revenues of approximately $65bn, up by 12% in comparison with $58bn in 2005. However and even more remarkable, during the same period, the top 10 leading generic suppliers generated total revenues of $27.9bn, up by a growth rate of 34%. The top 5 companies within that sector experienced significant revenues, with market growth largely driven by significant commercial activities, key Mergers and Acquisition (M&A) and launch of new product in the leading markets.

In light, of the significant number of proprietary branded pharmaceuticals approaching patent expiration in the near-term, it is predicted that the generic market is set to experience further market expansion. It is also predicted that by 2023, the top 10 generic suppliers will experience CAGR of 7%. That significant CAGR, will be driven by generic versions of leading blockbuster drugs presently estimated at $100bn, nearing patent expiration during 2008-2012.

Prominently, amongst the products with looming patent expirations are drugs such as:

In 2007, a total of 14 drugs came off patent in the US market. In 2008, a total of 14 drugs are expected to lose patent protection in the US market. In 2009, five drugs are predicted to becoming off-patent in the US market. In 2010, the world's highest selling drug, Pfizer's Liptor will come off-patent in the US. In the EU market, UCB's Keppra and four other medicines are also expected to lose patent protection. In 2011, 10 major drugs in the US market will also become exposed to generic competition. An estimated 11 drugs will experience generic competition in the EU market during the same year. Significant among these drugs will be Lipitor and Zyprexa.

Moreover, the generic market is projected to further expand through the growing uptake of biogeneric/ biosimilar products. In 2006, biological drugs, the products of biotechnology generated total revenues of $40bn. The US market accounted for a significant proportion of total worldwide sales. Presently, in the EU, the growing popularity of these products is gaining newer heights, with managed care organisations (MCOs), healthcare providers and payers amongst others increasingly requesting these medicines as a significant cost-saving strategy. However, by 2010, an estimated 24 biologic drugs will near patent expiration opening up the market for generic possibilities.

This report provides a company-by-company forecast with a focus on key regions:

Asia

Europe

North America

This report includes detailed five-year forecasts over the period 2007-2012, and features 10 and 15-year forecasts to help you understand the medium-term prospects for these markets.

Why You Must Buy This Report:

This report features in-depth primary research, tables, graphs and charts, news, insights, the past and present developments in the market. This report allows you to completely understand the operations of the top 10 generics companies and how this has driven their corporate growth in recent times. In addition, the report places significant emphasis on key strategies that will drive year-on-year sales growth of their leading products. Despite the lucrative opportunities presented to the leading companies through patent expirations, leading generic companies will have to overcome significant hurdles and these are analyzed in this report.

This report is a single tool to equip you with the latest trends in all regional markets and why all (stakeholders) are opting for cheaper generic medicine.  The report will also inform you of the major legal challenges that leading companies face to date. The report also analyzes how generic companies are positioning themselves in the face of rising inherent cost of R&D expenditure especially with respect to difficult-to-manufacture biogeneric/ biosimilars. Finally the report presents a 360 degrees overview of requirements set by major regulatory authorities for larger evidence of clinical data before any authorisation.

When you buy this report, you will also get an understanding of how generic suppliers are tackling changes in governmental pharmaceutical policies with respect to cost-cutting as well as other major hurdles

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Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary
2. An Overview of The Leading Generics Producers in 2007
2.1 Generics Medicines Experience Significant Growth in 2006
2.2 Teva Records Largest Sales of Generic Pharmaceuticals Globally in 2006
3 The World Generics Market
3.1 The World Generics Market to Grow by over 12% Per Annum to 2010
3.2 Top 20 Companies To Lose Leading Products To Generic Competition
3.3 Price is the Principal Competing Factor in the Generics Market
3.4 Countries with Lowest Branded Drug Prices have the Highest Generic Growth
3.5 Patent Expiration is the Major Driver in All Generic Markets
3.6 The US Has The Largest Generics Market
3.7 The UK has the Highest Generic Penetration by Value in All European Markets
3.8 Japan An Isolated Case in the Generic Market
4. The US and European Regulation of Generic Drugs
4.1 Generic Pharmaceuticals in the US Market
4.2.1 The Hatch-Waxman Title I,
4.2.1.1 US Congress First To Market 180-Day Exclusivity Period Incentive
4.2.1.2 Bioequivalence An FDA Requirement
4.3 The Hatch-Waxman Act Title II has Promoted Innovation in the Branded Pharmaceutical Industry
4.4 The Hatch-Waxman Act Drives Influx Of Generic Pharmacuticals Significantly
4.5 Marked Difference In European Generics Patents Laws In Comparison With The US
4.6 European Generic Drug Development: Variation Between European Countries
4.7 EU Benefits From Long Data Exclusivity Protecting Patents
4.8 Additional EU Patent Protection is Afforded by Supplementary Protection Certificates
4.9 Compulsory Licensing Allows Generic Manufacture Before Patent Expiry
4.10 The WHO and Compulsory Licenses
4.11 Compulsory Licenses and the TRIPs Agreement
4.12 The Benefit of Being the First Generic to Market
4.12 The Advatages of First-to-Market Generics
4.13 Biogenerics A Continuously Expanding Market
4.14 Bioequivalence A Growing Concern For The Biogenerics Industry
4.15 US Biogenerics Regulatory Framework Awaits The Implementation of New Bills
4.16 European Drug Regulation Framework
4.17 European Medicines Agency (EMEA) Amends Its Biogeneric Regulation
5 TEVA Pharmaceutical Industries
5.1 Teva is Listed on Various Stock Exchanges, Including NASDAQ
5.2 Teva Achieved Sales of $8.4bn in 2006
5.2.1 Most of Teva's Sales are In North America
5.2.2 Most of Teva's Sales Are Generated by the Pharmaceuticals Division
5.2.3 Vision and Core Values in Teva
5.3 Human Pharmaceuticals Division
5.3.1 Teva Produces Generic Drugs in All Major Therapeutic Categories
5.3.2 Teva Markets and Develops Innovative Drugs for Specialised Markets
5.3.3 The Pharmaceuticals Division Contributes 90% of Teva's Revenues
5.3.4 Copaxone (glatiramer acetate)
5.3.5 Azilect (rasagiline)
5.4 Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) Division
5.5 Teva USA
5.6 Veterinary Products
5.7 Key Acquisitions by Teva
5.7.1 Acquisition of Ivax Corporation in January 2006
5.7.2 Sicor became a wholly owned subsidiary of Teva in January 2004
5.7.3 Acquisition of Novopharm
5.8 A Brief History of Teva
5.8.1 Formation of the Company at the Start of the Twentieth Century
5.8.2 Growth During the WWII and the Establishment of the State of Israel during 1940s & 50s
5.8.3 Consolidation During the 1960s & 70s Establishment of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd
5.8.4 Further Acquisitions and Dominance During the 1980s
5.8.5 1990s: Expanding Presence Worldwide
5.9 Teva Benefited from an Ambitious Strategy of Acquisition
5.10 Teva Had Over 150 Products Awaiting FDA Approval at the End of 2006
5.11 Promising First Quarter Results for 2007
5.12 Copaxone - Teva's First Innovative Drug to Receive FDA Approval
5.12 Copaxone - Teva's First Innovative Drug to Receive FDA Approval
5.12.1 Steady Revenue Increase Expected for Teva's Flagship Product
5.12.1.1 Copaxone A Unique Immunomodulator Therapy For The Treatment of Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis.
5.12.2 Copaxone Faces Present and Future Competitive Challenges in the Market
5.12.3 Copaxone Was Originally Licensed from the Weizmann Institute of Science
5.12.4 Copaxone is the Subject of Promising Clinical Studies
5.12.5 Lifecycle Management of Copaxone: Teva Makes Good Use of Collaborations
5.13 Azilect - Teva's Recently Launched Innovative Product
5.13 1 Azilect is Currently In a Period of High Early Growth
5.13.2 Azilect is a Potent Agent for Early and Advanced Parkinson's Disease
5.13.3 Azilect Benefits from Convenient Dosing
5.13 4 Azilect is Co-Marketed in Europe by Lundbeck and Teva
5.13.5 Co-Development of Azilect with Eisai
5.13.6 Phase IV Post-Marketing Study to Investigate Risk of Melanoma
5.13.7 Azilect May Have Potential in the Early Treatment of Parkinson's
5.13.8 Competition for Azilect
5.13.9 Azilect Has Performed Well in Clinical Studies
5.14 Teva Has a Diverse Generics Portfolio
5.14.1 Revenues from Generics Spread Over Many Products
5.14.2 Teva Receives First US Approval For Generic Uniretic Tablets
5.14.3 Teva Receives Approval For Generic Dostinex Tablets
5.15.4 Teva Announced Approval of Alprazolam ER Tablets
5.14.5 Teva Announced Its Launch of Generic Wellbutrin XL Tablets Through Agreement With Anchen And IMPAX
5.14.6 Teva Announced Tentative Approval Of Sumatriptan Succinate Tablets
5.14.7 Teva Receives Approval for Generic Focalin Tablets
5.14.8 Teva Announced Agreement with Pfizer Regarding Idarubicin, Azithromycin, And Epirubicin
5.14.9 Launch of Generic Zoloft by Teva
5.14.10 Final Approval of Venlafaxine HCL Tablets
5.14.11 Final Approval of Meloxicam Tablets
5.14.12 Tentative Approval of Generic Lotrel
5.14.13 Approval of Generic Zocor
5.14.14 Teva Received First FDA Approval for Generic Proscar Tablets
5.14.15 Tentative Approval of Losartan Potassium & Hydrochlorothiazide Tablets
5.14.16 Tentative Approval for Generic Cozaar Tablets
5.14.17 Tentative Approval of Simvastatin Tablets
5.14.18 Approval of Generic Lexapro Tablets
5.15 The Integration of Ivax's Operations Greatly Increased Teva's Strengths in Respiratory Drugs
15.16 Teva Pharmaceutical Market Forecast 2008-2013 & 2023
5.17 Pipeline Developments in Teva
5.17 1 Teva is Conducting R&D in Important Therapeutic Areas
5.17.2 Teva's Investment in R&D Has Been Rising in Recent Years
5.17.3 As a Leading Generic Producer Teva Has Progressed into Innovative Research & Development
5.18 Teva Has a Very Strong Generics Pipeline in Addition to Innovative Developments
5.18.1 R&D Focussed on Multiple Sclerosis, Autoimmune Diseases, Neurology and Oncology
5.18.2 Teva R&D is Concentrated in Four Divisions
5.19 Antineoplastics/Immunomodulating Agents
5.19.1 Stemex Cell Therapy
5.19.2 HMN 214
5.19.3 EDRATIDE (TV 4710)
5.19.4 SAIK-MS
5.19.5 LMB 9
5.19.6 Cervene (TP 38)
5.20 Central Nervous System Agents
5.20.1 Citicoline (IP 302)
5.20.2 Cladribine (NSC 105014F)
5.20.3 Fampridine-SR
5.20.4 Ladostigil
5.20.5 Valrocemide
5.21 Genitourinary System/Sex Hormones
5.22 Respiratory System Agents
5.22.1 Respicort
5.22.2 Other Agents in Development
5.23 Licensing Deal With Vaccinex for Monoclonal Antibody
5.24 Teva Collaborates on Protalix's Recombinant Plant Cell Expression Technology
5.25 Teva And Procognia (Israel) Ltd. Sign an Exclusive Collaboration Agreement for the Development of Biopharmaceuticals
6 Novartis' Sandoz
6.1 Sandoz is a Leading Supplier of Generics Internationally
6.1.1 Sandoz Has A Wide Product Range An Important Core Competencies
6.1.2 Sandoz Finally Benefits from Landmark Regulatory Decision Concerning Omnitrope
6.1.3 Sandoz
6.2 Novartis' Sandoz Generics Division
6.2.1 Background: Novartis Re-branded Its Generics Companies as Sandoz
6.3 Sandoz Has A Complex History From Establishment in 1886 to Present
6.4 Sandoz Has a Broad Product Range, Much of it Due to Acquisition of Generics Companies
6.5 Retail Generics Produces Finished Dosage Generic Forms
6.6 Sandoz Products: Retail Generics
6.7 Sandoz Products: Contract Biopharmaceuticals
6.8 Sandoz Products: Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API)
6.9 Sandoz Products: Product Intermediates
6.10 Sandoz Achieved Impressive Growth in 2006
6.11 Sandoz Will Achieve Strong Growth from 2008-2023
6.12 Sandoz Has Consolidated Its Market Position Through Acquisitions
6.12.1 Sandoz Acquisition Post-Unification: Sabex
6.12.2 Sandoz Acquisitions Post-Unification: Durascan
6.12.3 Novartis Bought Hexal and Eon in $7bn Deal
6.13 Sandoz Receives Landmark US and European Regulatory Approval for Omnitrope in 2006
6.13.1 Sandoz is Committed to The Emerging Field of Biosimilars - Generic Versions of Biopharmaceuticals
6.13.2 Sandoz Filed Lawsuit Against FDA Ruling on Omnitrope
6.13.3 Omnitrope Finally Received US and EU Approval in Early 2006
6.13.4 Omnitrope is a Ground-Breaking Product in the Generics Sector - With Far Reaching Implications for the Market
6.14 Sandoz Invests in Low Cost Production
6.15 The Outlook 2008-2023- Being Part of Novartis Will Confer a Significant Competitive Advantage upon Sandoz
6.15.1 Generics Market is Increasingly Competitive
6.15.2 Sandoz Generic Segment Forecast 2008-2013 & 2023
6.15.3 A Co-ordinated Strategy by Novartis Benefits Sandoz Greatly
6.15.4 Sandoz Will Continue to Gain Prominence in the World Generics Market
7. Merck KGaA
7.1 Merck KGaA is a Leading International Producer of Generic Pharmaceuticals
7.1.1 Merck - The Oldest Pharmaceutical Company in the World
7.1.2 The Structure of the Merck KGaA
7.1.3 The Generics Division Generates the Second Largest Sales in Merck's Pharmaceuticals Business Sector
7.1.4 Recent Developments in Merck Generics - Expansion of Core Business
7.2 Merck Generics Worldwide: the Merck KGaA group of companies
7.2.1 Alphapharm - Australia
7.2.2 Genpharm - Canada
7.2.3 Merck South Africa
7.2.4 Generics UK Limited
7.2.5 Dey Incorporated
7.2.6 Other Merck Companies Worldwide
7.3 Merck Generics Financials, 2006
7.3.1 Merck Has Two Types of Generics Markets
7.3.2 Generics Division Experiences The Highest Operating Results
7.3.3 France Sees Generic Expansion
7.3.3.1 Merck KGaA’s Spanish Market Experiences 47% Rise is Sales in 2006
7.3.4 Merck KGaA Sales Declines in UK and Germany
7.3.5 Integration of Dey as the Basis for Strategic Reorientation
7.3.6 Sales Rise in The US and Canada
7.3.7 Japan Experiences Sustained Revenue Growth
7.4 Merck KGaA Generics Segment Forecast, 2008-2013 & 2023
7.5 Merck Set to See Sustainable Generic Revenues Through Innovation of Product Life Cycle.
7.6 Major Developments in Merck Generics
7.6.1 Innovative Products for High-Growth Indications
7.6.2 Acquisition of NM Pharma from Pfizer
7.6.3 Litigation and Other Claims Against Subsidiaries Resolved
7.6.4 Merck To Leverage Its Position In Generic Respiratory Medicines
7.7 Merck's Strategic Acquisition of Serono Will Drive Revenues in the Long-Term
8. Ratiopharm
8.1 Ratiopharm Is a Pioneer In Generics Pharmaceuticals
8.2 RatioPharm Generics Segment
8.3 International Sales Drives RatioPharm's Revenue
8.4 Ratiopharm Leading Generics Sale
8.4.1 Ratiopharm Regional Sales
8.4.2 The US and Canadian Market
8.4.3 Sales Distribution in Africa, Asia and Australian Markets, 2006
8.4.3 Brazil Dominates Latin American Market
8.5 Ratiopharm Generic Segment Forecast 2008-2013 & 2023
8.6 Research And Development
8.6.1 Ratiopharm Commences Biogeneric Projects
8.6.1.1 Ratiopharm Enters Agreement With BioGeneriX and Neose
8.6.1.2 Ratiopharm and Neose's pegylated GCSF in Phase I Studies
8.7 Litigation and Agreements
8.7.1 Ratiopharm Successfully Challenges Patent Protecting AstraZeneca's Nexium (esomeprazole)
8.7.2 Court Rules Against Ratiopharm’s Lipitor Challenge
8.8 Mergers and Acquisition
8.8.1 Ratiopharm Acquires Magnafarma
8.8.2 Ratiopharm Other Key Acquisitions
9 Watson Pharmaceuticals
9.1 History and Background to Watson Pharmaceuticals
9.2 Watson's Generics Operations - A Large Product Portfolio Combined with A Strong Pipeline
9.3 Watson's Strategy - The Development of Technologically Challenging and High Demand Products
9.4 Watson Business Strategy
9.5 Watson R&D Expenditure Expands
9.6 Watson's Generic Product Range Accounts for Over Two Thirds of Net Sales
9.7 Watson's Branded Products Profit Margins decline in 2006
9.8 Merger Between Watson and Andrx Drives Sales of Generic Products
9.9 Watson Generics Segment Forecast, 2008-2013 & 2023
9.10 Watson New Generic Product Launches
9.11 Watson Puerto Rico Site to Close as Cost Saving Strategy
9.12 Watson Agreements
9.12.1 Agreement with GSK to Market Generic Zyban
9.12.2 Agreement with Proctor & Gamble to Distribute Generic Macrobid
9.12.3 Watson Terminates its Contract Sales Force Agreement With Ventiv Health
9.12.4 Litigation Proceedings - Possible Adverse Effects on Company Finances
9.13 Watson Alliances and Collaborations
9.14 Watson’s Branded Pharmaceutical Will Contribute Significantly To Year-on-Year Sales Growth
10 Actavis
10.1 Actavis Leading European Generic Company
10.2 Actavis Products Portfolio And Strategic Business Markets
10.3 Actavis Market Segmentation Market Segmentation
10.3.1. Actavis North American Markets Generates Highest Revenue
10.3.2 Actavis CEEA Markets Performance
10.3.3 Actavis WEMEA Markets
10.3.3.1 Actavis Sales in The UK Grows By 6%
10.3.3.2 Actavis Sales in Germany Declines
10.3.3.3 Actavis Experiences Sales Declines in The Netherlands
10.3.3.4 Actavis Scandanavian Market Grows
10.4 Actavis Third-Party Markets
10.5 Actavis Generics Segment Forecast, 2008-2013 & 2023
10.6 Actavis’ Pipeline - Strong Product Development and Investment in Manufacturing
10.6 1 Actavis’ ANDA Filings Increases Significantly In Both US And EU
10.6 2 Actavis Expands IP Project India and Iceland
10.6 3 Actavis And Colotech Investigates Cancer Chemoprevention Medicines
10.7 Mergers, Acquisitions and Agreements
10.7.1 Actavis Subsidiaries Expands
10.7.2 Actavis Acquires Alpharma
10.7.3 Actavis Establishes Global Hospital Business Unit (GHBU)
10.7.4 Actavis To Expand In-licensing Deals
10.8 Actavis Is Strongly Positioned To Maintain Status As a Leading Generics Supplier
11. Barr Pharmaceuticals Inc
11.1 Barr Has Developed A Strong Range of Therapeutic Core Competencies
11.2 Barr's Strengthens Portfolio Through Acquisition of Pliva
11.3 Barr Experiences Revenue Decline After Transition Period (July1-December 31)
11.4 Barr Products: Specialisation in Oral Contraception and HIV/AIDS
11.5 Barr Leading Products
11.6 Barr Key Financials
11.6.1 Barr Generics Revenue
11.6.2 Barr DDAVP (Desmopressin Acetate) 180 Days Marketing Exclusivity
11.6.3 Barr Exclusive Provider of Diadanosine Delayed-Release Capsules.
11.6.4 Court Denies Aventis Motion Against Barr's Generic Allegra
11.6.5 Barr Completes Isotrenioin Strength
11.6.6 Barr Completes Claravis (Isotrenioin) Strength
11.6.7 Barr Launches Leflunomide and Clonazepam Orally Disintegrating Tablets
11.7. Other Significant Barr Generic Launches
11.7.1 Barr’s Aranelle Generic Version of Watson’s Tri-Norinyl
11.7.2 Barr’s Kelnor Generic Version of Pfizer's Demulen
11.7.3 FDA Approves Barr’s Anagrelide Hydrochloride, Generic Version of Shire’s Agrylin
11.7.4 Barr's Duramed Expands Products With Shire's Adderall IR
11.7.5 Duramed To Market Seqsonique Extended-Cycle Oral Contraceptive In Leading Markets
11.7.6 Barr Markets Generic Glucophage (metformin hydrochloride) For Diabetes
11.7.7 Barr Investment In DTC Will Drive Products Growth
11.8 Pending Generic Patent Challenges
11.9 Barr Generics Segment Forecast, 2008-2013 & 2023
11.10. Proprietary Product Sales
11.10.1 Barr’s ParaGard IU - A Non-Hormonal Contraceptive Proprietary Franchise
11.10.2 Barr Doubles Women's Health Sales Force
11.10.3 Duramed’s Plan B OTC/Rx Emergency Contraceptive Receives Marketing Approval
11.10.4 Duramed’s Proprietary Drugs Portfolio Boosted By Pliva Acquisition
11.11 Barr Invests Significantly in R&D of Generic And Proprietary Products
11.11.1 Pliva Acquisition Strenghtens Barr R&D Pipeline Significantly
11.12 Barr's Alliances
11.13 Litigations Facing Barr
12 Stada Healthcare
12.1 Stada A Leading European Generics Pharmaceutical Company
12.2 Stada Key Competencies
12.3 Stada Regional Sales
12.4 Stada US Markets Revenue Declines
12.4.1 Stada Sales Reaches Newer Heights In The EU Market
12.4.2 Stada’s Key EU Markets Contributes Significantly To Yearly Sales
12.5 Stada Generics Division
12.5.1 Omeprazole - Stada’s Leading Product
12.6 Stada Branded Products
12.6.1 Stada’s Proprietary Products Sales Growth Exceeds 20% In 2006
12.7 Stada Generics Segment Forecast, 2008-2013 & 2023
12.8 Stada Product Developments
12.9 Mergers, Acquisitions and Disposals
12.9.1 Stada Acquires Significantly In 2007
12.10 Stada Initiates Biosimilar Projects
12.10.1 Stada And Bioceuticals Arzneitmittel’s Biosimilar Pipeline.
12.10.2 Stada Erythropoietin-Zeta (Epo-zeta)Receives Positive Opinion From EMEA
13. Mylan Laboratories
13.1 Mylan Was Originally a Packaging Company
13.2 Mylan Leading Therapeutic Classes
13.3 Mylan Records Highest Sale in US Market
13.3.1 Mylan Product Sales Grows In the EU Market
13.4 Mylan's Pharmaceuticals Product Porfolio Expands Significantly
13.5 Mylan's Recent Financial Results
13.6 Mylan New Product Lauches To Drive Revenue Growth
13.6.1 Mylan launched Amlodipine Besylate
13.6.2 Mylan's Oxybutynin ER Tablets
13.6.3 Mylan's Propranol hydrochloride ER capsules
13.6.4 Mylan's Other Major Launches
13.6.5 Mylan Generics Segment Forecast, 2008-2013 & 2023
13.7 Mylan Increases R&D Expenditure
13.7.1 Mylan Has A Strong Pipeline And Increased R&D Spending
13.8 Mergers, Acquisitions and Agreements
13.8.1 Mylan Completes The Acquisition of Matrix Laboratory Outstanding Shares
13.8.2 Mylan And Matrix Acquisition Will Intensify Antiretroviral Research
13.9 Legal Challenges on Products
13.9.1 Omeprazole
13.9.2 Lorazepam and Clorazepate
14. Apotex
14.1 Apotex Privately Owned Canadian Pharmaceutical Firm
14.2 Apotex Geneic Division
14.3 Apotex Experiences Continuous Growth Revenue
14.4 Apotex Regional Segmentation
14.4.1 EU Region Apotex’s Third Largest Market
14.4.2 Apotex’s Sales Growth Expands in Latin And Central American Markets
14.4.3 Apotex‘s Africa, Asia and Australia Generated The Least Sales In 2006
14.5 Apotex Leading Generic Drugs
14.5.1 Sanofi-Aventis And BMS Secure Injunction Against Apotex’s Leading Drug Clopidogrel
14.5.2 Apotex’s Omeprazole Sales Expands By A Significant Margin
14.6 Apotex Generics Segment Forecast, 2008-2013 & 2023
14.7 Apotex Research and Development
14.7.1 Apotex R&D Investment Drives Sales By Over 20%
14.7.2 Apotex R&D Projects Increases Innovative And Biotechnological Products
14.7.3 Apotex Markets Amlodopine Generic Version of Pfizer's Blockbuster Drug Norvasc
14.7.4 Apotex Intensifies Haematology And Skin Replacement Research
14.8 Apotex Second Largest Mergers and Acquisitions
14.8.1 Apotex Acquires Lareq Pharma In Spain
14.9 Apotex Will Compete Strongly With The Top Five Leading Generic Companies
15. Conclusions
15.1 Generics Market Bubble-Patent Expiration $100bn Branded Products
15.2 Major Wave of Patent Expirations To Occur
15.2.1 Patent expirations in 2006
15.2.2 Patent Expirations in 2007
15.2.3 Patent Expirations in 2008
15.2.4 Patent Expirations in 2009
15.2.5 Patent Expirations in 2010
15.2.6 Patent Expirations in 2011
15.3 Generic Drugs Uptake in The US on the Rise
15.4 The UK has the Highest Generic Penetration by Value in All European Markets
15.5 The Expiration of Branded Patents is The Most Important Driver of Growth in The Sector
15.6 Characteristics of Differing Regulatory Systems Affect the Market for Generics
15.7 Biogenerics Are Becoming Increasingly Important
15.8 Teva Leads The Generic Sector
15.9 Consolidation to be Key Factor in Growth of Generic Industry
15.10 Strong Positioning in EU Market Will Be An Influential Factor For High Revenue
15.11 Generics Sector An Expanding Market With Lucrative Opportunities
15.12 Strategic Focus On Geographical Markets Will Be Key To Levarging Technological Innovations
15.13 Growing Presence of Automatic Substitution At Pharmacy Will Drive Generic Growth
15.14 Top Ten Generic Companies Will Experience Strong Revenues During 2008-2023
15.15 Device-Driven Products Holds Significant Revenue Potential For Generic Investors
15.16 Product Life-Cycle Management Will Be Crucial To Generic Revenue Growth
List of Tables
Table 1.1 Top 10 Generic Comapnies, Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013,2018 & 2023
Table 2.1 Sales of All Companies: Total Group and Generics Sales,2005-2006
Table 2.2 Sales of All Companies: Total Group Sales,2005-2006
Table 2.3 The Leading Generics Companies: Total Generic Sales Only, 2005-2006
Table 3.1 Major Drugs Losing Patent Expiration in Near-Term
Table 3.2 Branded and Generics Price Differentials in Selected Leading European Countries, 2006
Table 3.3 The Top Ten US Generic Drugs by Revenue ($m) and Units
Table.3.4 Prescription Number (m), 2004 Top 10 Generic Drugs, Dispensed by Prescriptions in the US, 2006
Table 3.5 US Top Ten Generic Drugs as a Function of Combined Branded and Generic Drugs by Prescription Number (m) and Revenues ($m),2006
Table 5.1 Top 20 Leading Pharmaceutical Companies,2006
Table 5.2 Teva Net Sales, Net Income, 2006
Table 5.3 Teva Subsidiaries, 2006
Table 5.4 Sales ($m) by Geographical Area, 2004-2006
Table 5.5 Sales ($m) by Business Division, 2004-2006
Table 5.6 Principal Therapeutic Products Manufactured by Teva, 2007
Table 5.7 Teva Pharmaceuticals: Top Five Therapeutic Classes, 2005-2006
Table 5.8 Pharmaceuticals: Leading International Products, 2005-2006
Table 5.9 Teva Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Table 5.10 R&D Investment by Teva, 2002-2006
Table 5.11 Summary of R&D Pipeline
Table 6.1 Sandoz Net Sales ($m) and Other Key Financials, 2006
Table 6.2 Sandoz Net Sales (%) by Region, 2006
Table 6.3 Sandoz Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Table 7.1 Sales of Pharmaceutical and Chemical Division, 2002-2006
Table 7.2 Revenues of Pharmaceutical Businesses, 2002-2006
Table 7.3 Merck KGaA Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Table 8.1 Revenues of Top Ten Selling Therapeutic Classes,2006
Table 8.2 Revenues of Top Ten Selling Generics, 2006
Table 8.3 Regional Sale Distribution, 2006
Table 8.4 Sales Distribution in Major EU Markets, 2006
Table 8.5 Sales Distribution in Canada and the US, 2006
Table 8.6 Sales Distribution in Africa, Asia and Australian Markets, 2006
Table 8.7 Sales Distribution in Latin and South American Markets, 2006
Table 8.8 Ratiopharm Subsidiaries
Table 8.9 Ratiopharm Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Table 9.1 Total Revenue including Major Operations, 2006
Table 9.2 Net Revenue In Comparison With Other Operational Losses, 2006
Table 9.3 Generic Segment Sales, 2006
Table 9.4 Revenues of Branded Products Operations, 2006
Table 9.5 R&D and Other Operating Expenditure, 2006
Table 9.6 Watson Nephrology Product Portfolio
Table 9.7 Watson Urology Product Portfolio
Table 9.8 Pain Product Portfolio
Table 9.9 Women's Health Product Portfolio
Table 9.10 Other Specialty Product Portfolio
Table 9.11 Watson Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Table 10.1 Actavis Total Revenue ($m) and Net Profit ($m), 2006
Table 10.2 Actavis Leading Products in Major Markets, 2006
Table 10.3 Actavis Revenue ($m) in Key Regions, 2006
Table 10.4 Actavis Watson Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Table 11.1 Barr Total Revenues and Net Earnings, 2003-2006
Table 11.2 Comparison of the six months ended December 31 2006 and December 31, 2005
Table 11.3 Barr Leading Products, 2006
Table 13.4 Total Revenue of Oral Contraceptive, 2004-2006
Table 13.5 Barr Patent Challenges and Valuation
Table 11.6 Barr Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Table 11.7 Total Revenue of Proprietary Products, 2004-2006
Table 11.8 Total Revenue of Proprietary Products, 2004-2006
Table 12.1 Total Revenue ($m), Net Income ($m) and Operating Profit ($m), 2003-2006
Table 12.2 Stada Core Business Revenues, 2006
Table 12.3 Regional Sales Distribution, 2003-2006
Table 12.4 Stada US Revenue ($m), 2002-2006
Table 12.5 Regional Sales Distribution, 2003-2006
Table 12.6 Revenues in Leading EU Markets, 2006
Table 12.7 Revenue in Five Leading EU Markets, 2006
Table 12.8 Revenue in Other Leading EU Markets, 2006
Table 12.9 Revenue Top Five Leading Generic Products, 2006
Table 12.10 Stada Top Five Branded Products Division Revenue, 2006
Table 12.11 Stada Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Table 12.12 Stada M&A Operations, 2006
Table 12.13 Stada M&A Operations, 2006
Table 13.1 Total Revenue ($m) and Profit ($m) for Mylan
Table 13.2 Total Revenue ($m) of Mylan Leading Therapeutic Classes
Table 13.3 Mylan's Leading Products, 2006
Table 13.4 Mylan Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Table 13.5 Mylan's R&D Investment, 2003-2007
Table 14.1 Apotex Revenues, 2004-2007
Table 14.2, Market Share of Apotex Leading Therapeutic Classes, 2006
Table 14.3 Apotex Geographical Revenues, 2006
Table 14.4 Apotex Revenues in US and Canada, 2006
Table 14.5 Apotex Revenues in Key EU Markets, 2006
Table 14.6 Apotex Revenues in Key Latin American Markets, 2006
Table 14.7 Apotex Revenues in Key Central American Markets, 2006
Table 14.8 Apotex Revenues in Key Africa, Asia& Australia Markets, 2006
Table 14.9 Apotex Revenues For Leading Drugs, 2006
Table 14.10 Apotex Revenues For Top Five Drugs, 2006
Table 14.11 Apotex Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Table 15.1 Near-term Patent Expiration ,207-2009
List of Figures
Figure 1.1 Top 10 Generic Comapnies, Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Figure 2.1 Sales 2004-2006 All Companies: Total Group Sales
Figure 2.2 Market Share of Sales of All Companies: Total Group Sales,2006
Figure 2.3 The Leading Generics Companies: Total Generic Sales Only, 2005-2006
Figure 2.4 Market Share of Sales of All Companies: Generic Sales Only, 2006
Figure 3.1 Per Capita Growth Rate for National Health Expenditure Vs Prescription Drugs Over Four Decades
Figure 5.1 Teva Net Sales, 2006
Figure 5.2 Teva Net Income, 2006
Figure 5.3 Sales ($m) by Geographical Area, 2004-2006
Figure 5.4 Sales ($m) by Business Division, 2004-2006
Figure 5.5 Teva Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Figure 5.6 R&D Investment by Teva, 2002-2006
Figure 6.1 Sandoz Net Sales ($m) and Other Key Financials, 2006
Figure 6.2 Sandoz Net Sales (%) by Region, 2006
Figure 6.3 Sandoz Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Figure 7.1 Sales of Pharmaceutical and Chemical Division, 2002-2006
Figure 7.2 Revenues of Pharmaceutical Businesses, 2002-2006
Figure 7.3 Market Share of Merck KGaA Businesses, 2006
Figure 7.4 Regional Revenues of Generic Pharmaceuticals, 2006
Figure 7.5 Regional Market Share of Generic Pharmaceuticals, 2006
Figure 7.6 Merck KGaA Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Figure 8.1 Market Share of Ratiopharm Top Ten Selling Therapeutic Classes,2006
Figure 8.2 Market Share of Ratiopharm Top Ten Selling Generics, 2006
Figure 8.3 Regional Sale Distribution, 2006
Figure 8.4 Sales Distribution in Major EU Markets, 2006
Figure 8.5 Sales Distribution in Canada and the US, 2006
Figure 8.6 Sales Distribution in Africa, Asia and Australian Markets, 2006
Figure 8.7 Market Share Distribution in Latin American Markets, 2006
Figure 8.8 Ratiopharm Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Figure 9.1 Total Revenue Including Major Operations, 2006
Figure 9.2 Net Revenue In Comparison With Other Operational Losses, 2006
Figure 9.3 Market Share of Branded Products Vs Generics
Figure 9.4 Watson's R&D Expenditure, 2002-2006
Figure 9.5 Generic Segment Sales, 2006
Figure 9.6 Revenues of Branded Products Operations,2006
Figure 9.7 R&D and Other Operating Expenditure, 2006
Figure 9.8 Watson Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Figure 9.9 Watson ANDA Submission, 2002-2006
Figure 9.10 Watson ANDA Pending Approvals 2002-2006
Figure 10.1 Actavis Total Revenue ($m) and Net Profit ($m), 2006
Figure 10.2 Actavis Regional Market Share Distribution
Figure 10.3 Market Share of Actavis Leading Products in Major Markets, 2006
Figure 10.4 Actavis Revenue ($m) in Key Regions, 2006
Figure 10.5 Actavis Market Share in CEEA Market 2006
Figure 10.6 Actavis Market Share in WEMEA Market, 2006
Figure 10.7 Actavis Third Party Division Market Share Market, 2006
Figure 10.8 Actavis Third Party Division Regional Market Share Market, 2006
Figure 10.9 Actavis Watson Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Figure 11.1 Barr Total Revenues and Net Earnings, 2003-2006
Figure 11.2 Barr Leading Products, 2006
Figure 11.3 Total Revenue of Oral Contraceptive, 2004-2006
Figure 11.4 Barr Generic Products Revenues ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Figure 11.5 Total Revenue of Proprietary Products, 2004-2006
Figure 11.6 Total Revenue of Proprietary Products, 2004-2006
Figure 12.1 Net Income ($m) and Operating Profit ($m), 2003-2006
Figure 12.2 Stada Core Business Revenues, 2006
Figure 12.3 Market Share of Stada Core Business Revenues, 2006
Figure 12.4 Regional Sales Distribution, 2003-2006
Figure 12.5 Market share of Regional Sales Distribution, 2006
Figure 12.6 Stada US Revenue ($m), 2002-2006
Figure 12.7 Stada Market Share in Six Major Regions, 2006
Figure 12.8 Market Share Revenues in Leading EU Markets, 2006
Figure 12.9 Revenue in Five Leading EU Markets, 2006
Figure 12.10 Revenue in Other Leading EU Markets, 2006
Figure 12.11 Stada Generic Division Revenue, 2003-2006
Figure 12.12 Revenue Top Five Generic Products, 2006
Figure 12.13 Stada Branded Products Division Revenue, 2003-2006
Figure 12.14 Market Share of Stada's Top Five Branded Products Division Revenue, 2006
Figure 12.15 Stada Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Figure 12.16 Stada M&A Operations, 2006
Figure 12.17 Stada M&A Disposals Revenue, 2006
Figure 13.1 Mylan Total Revenue ($m) and Profit ($m),2003-2006
Figure 13.2 Total Revenue ($m) of Mylan Leading Therapeutic Classes
Figure 13.3 Market Share Distribution of Mylan's Leading Therapeutic Classes
Figure 13.4 Total Revenue Distribution in Major Geographical markets, 2006
Figure 13.5 Market Share of Mylan's Leading Products, 2006
Figure 13.6 Mylan Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023
Figure 13.7 Mylan's R&D Investment, 2003-2007
Figure 14.1 Apotex Revenues, 2004-2007
Figure 14.2 Market Share of Apotex Leading Therapeutic Classes, 2006
Figure 14.3 Apotex Geographical Revenues, 2006
Figure 14.4 Market Share of Apotex Revenues in US and Canada, 2006
Figure 14.5 Market Share of Apotex Revenues in Key EU Markets, 2006
Figure 14.6 Market Share of Apotex Revenues in Key Latin American Markets, 2006
Figure 14.7 Apotex Revenues in Key Central American Markets, 2006
Figure 14.8 Market Share of Apotex Revenues in Key Africa, Asia & Australia Markets, 2006
Figure 14.9 Apotex Revenues For Leading Drugs, 2006
Figure 14.10 Apotex Revenues For Top Five Drugs, 2006
Figure 14.11 Apotex Generics Revenue ($bn) Forecast, 2008-2013, 2018 & 2023

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