Indian Pharmaceutical Industry

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Indian Pharmaceutical Industry 

• Bharat Book Bureau

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Summary

• The Indian Pharmaceutical Industry (IPI) is
  globally the 3rd largest in terms of volume and
  13th largest in terms of value. The total market
  size of Rs. 1,233 bn includes domestic
  consumption market of Rs.600 bn (contributing
  48.6) and the exports market being Rs. 633 bn
  (contributing 51.4). The industry grew at a
  CAGR of 12.5 during the past five years and is
  expected to growth at a robust CAGR of 15.1
  during FY2012-17 given huge export potential
  coupled with steady growth in the domestic
  formulation market.

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• Growth in the domestic pharma market will be
  driven by increase in the penetration of medical
  facilities, increase in the prevalence of chronic
  diseases, rising per capita income and increase
  in the health insurance coverage. Growth in the
  exports of pharmaceutical products from India
  will be driven by patent expiries of the major
  branded drugs across the world, particularly in
  the US market. The growth in the US market will
  be led by increasing generic penetration and
  healthy ANDA (Abbreviated New Drug Application)
  pipeline of Indian pharma players. 

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• In the long term, growth in the exports
  market will be sustained by emerging markets like
  Russia, Brazil, S. Africa etc along with the
  enhanced focus on the niche and complex product
  segments such as injectables, inhalers,
  ophthalmics, dermatology and oral contraceptives.
  These are high risk - high return product
  segments. These offer comparatively huge entry
  barrier as their clinical trials, approvals and
  manufacturing process are comparatively more
  complex and time consuming. Hence very limited
  number of players has entered these segments
  resulting in limited competition. 

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• The report on Indian Pharmaceutical Industry
  gives valuable insight on basics of the industry,
  domestic demand and growth drivers, exports
  market, imports statistics, regulatory landscape,
  a brief note on biopharma crams and performance
  analysis of key industry players. The report also
  provides CARE Researchs Outlook on the domestic
  and exports market for the next 5 years. The
  report is indispensable for any company in the
  pharmaceutical industry, banks/ Financial
  Institutions (FIs), policy makers, research
  academic institutions, other international and
  national agencies etc. Additionally, the twelve
  monthly updates from the date of subscription of
  the said report would form a potent tool for the
  subscribers to keep abreast with the recent
  developments in the industry.

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Table Of Contents

• SECTION- I CARE Researchs
  OUTLOOK Outlook and ChallengesOutlook on the
  Indian Pharmaceutical IndustryOutlook on the
  Domestic Consumption MarketOutlook on the
  Imports MarketOutlook on the Exports
  MarketOutlook on the Industry MarginsKey
  ChallengesSECTION- II INDUSTRY SECTIONOverview
  of Indian Pharmaceutical Industry (IPI)Major
  market segments of IPIMarket size of IPILeading
  pharmaceutical companies in India Overview of
  Exports Market

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• USEuropeJapanEmerging MarketsIndustry
  CharacteristicsLow cost advantage and skilled
  manpowerExports orientedAvailability of raw
  materials/API marketDomestic demand and Key
  growth driversGrowth in middle class population
  and rapid urbanizationChanging demographics and
  increase in per capita incomeIncreasing
  prevalence of lifestyle related
  diseasesIncreasing health insurance
  penetrationOutsourcing opportunity offered by
  big pharma MNCsLarge generic opportunity from
  significant patent expiriesPharmaceutical
  Exports ImportsExportsImports

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