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Industry Analysis: Pharmaceuticals Presented by: Alan Mallela Abdullah Nazer Abdulrahman Nasser
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Agenda Market Information Companies’ Details Risk Factors Sustainability Recommendations
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Market Information Year$ Billions% Growth 2009 $691.8- 2010 $715.63.4% 2011 $739.83.4% 2012 $769.34.0% 2013 $808.15.0% CAGR 2009–134.00% Pharmaceutical market growth rate
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R&D Spending in pharmaceuticals industry CompanyNumber of new drugs10 year R&D spending (M) Pfizer 10$77,786 Hoffmann-La Roche 8$70,928 J&J 13$67,624 Novartis 10$60,727 GlaxoSmithKline 11$57,595 Merck & Co. 9$49,133 AstraZeneca 4$38,245 Source: http://www.forbes.com/sites/matthewherper/2013/08/11/the-cost-of-inventing-a-new-drug-98-companies-ranked/
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Pfizer Founded in 1849 7.5% market share globally One of the top 10 pharmaceutical global companies Headquartered in New York City, NY Products are sold in over 150 countries More than 77,000 employees worldwide Operate most of their R&D in United Kingdom and North America In FY13, Total Sales are Approx. $51.5 B with $22 B in Net Income R&D spending is $6.7 B
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Pharmaceutical Sales ProductSales% of Total Pharma. Lyrica $4,59511.05% Prevnar family $3,9749.55% Enbrel $3,7749.07% Celebrex $2,9187.02% Lipitor $2,3155.57% Total Top 5 $17,57642.25% Other Products $24,02057.75% Total Pharma. $41,596100% Top 5 products accounted for 34% of Total Sales RegionTotal Rev. US $20,274 Developed Europe $11,739 Developed Rest of World $8,346 Emerging Markets $11,225 Total $51,584
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SWOT Analysis Strengths Large scale of merger and acquisition deals Balanced revenue mix from different regions Weaknesses Generic competition Opportunities New global commercial structure would help the company to grow Offloading non-core businesses would help Pfizer to focus more on their main business Threats Counterfeiting drugs might have a harmful impact on Pfizer’s sales and image
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Balanced Scorecard Ratio201320122011 Profit Margin 42.7%24.7%14.9% Revenue Growth -12.5%-12.3%0.03% Asset Growth -7.4%-1.2%-3.6% Liabilities Growth -8.3%-1.2%-1.3% Debt/asset Ratio 55.5%56%56.1% Return on asset 12.3%7.8%5.2% Financial Position
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Balanced Scorecard Innovation & Growth Clinical Innovation: Taking advantage of cutting-edge tools, approaches and partnerships to ensure clinical trials are executed with quality, speed and agility Pfizer’s Clinical Innovation investments and initiatives are focused on patient engagement, making work easy for sites and leveraging real world data Internal Business End to end supply chain is designed to align inventory and supply chain planning, environmental health and safety. Implemented new strategies to support business continuity and proactive issue identification and resolution Customer Perspective Pfizer RxPathways: Provides support and services to eligible patients like insurance counseling, co-pay assistance, and access to medicines for free or at a savings. Provided $11.5 million in rebate in FY13
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Merck & Co. Founded in 1889 Headquartered in Whitehouse Station, New Jersey More than 76,000 employees. Merck’s products are sold in over 140 countries worldwide FY13, Total Revenue is $44 B with a Net Income of $4.4 B R&D spending is $7.5 B
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Pharmaceutical Sales Top 5 product accounted for 28.6% of its total sales. Region Revenues for Year 2013 US $18,246 Europe, Middle East and Africa $13,140 Japan $4,044 Asia Pacific $3,845 Latin America $3,203 Other $1,555 Total $44,033 Drug Sales in USD (M) % of Sales Januvia $4,004 10.70% Zetia $2,658 7.10% Remicade $2,271 6.07% Gardasil $1,831 4.89% Janumet $1,829 4.89% Total Top 5 Drugs $12,593 33.64% Other Drugs $24,84466.36% Total Pharma $37,437 100.00%
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SWOT Analysis Strengths Strong performance in new products that helped growth Strong research and development program Weaknesses Vioxx lawsuits affecting the company’s brand image Losing market exclusivity affecting the company’s growth Opportunities Strong late stage pipeline likely to drive growth Divesting consumer care business to Bayer Threats Major branded products exposed to generic competition Healthcare reform in the US could negatively impact profitability
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Balanced Scorecard Ratio201320122011 Profit Margin 10.0%13.3% Revenue Growth -6.8%-1.6%4.50% Asset Growth -0.5%1.0%-0.60% Liabilities Growth 5.2% -1.6% Debt/asset Ratio 50.5%47.7%45.8% Return on asset 4.2%6.0%6.1% Financial Position
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Balanced Scorecard Innovation & Growth Emphasis on R&D has positioned the company to compete in the search for technological innovations Expanded operations in emerging countries that offered several opportunities for growth In 2013, the company announced a global initiative to better allocate its resources on employees that add value to the company and capable of providing advantages to patients and payers. Internal Business 2013 Restructuring Program: A global initiative to sharpen its commercial and R&D focus. Reduction in workforce by 8,500 positions-in sales, administrative and headquartered organizations and R&D Using agile framework to provide flexible cost structure Customer Perspective Focusing on the key therapeutic areas to provide opportunities for the business and to deliver the greatest value for customers Taking measures to better meet customer needs
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J&J Founded in 1886 Headquartered in New Brunswick, NJ Operates more than 275 companies in more than 60 countries More 128,000 employees worldwide Operation Segments Pharmaceuticals Medical devices and Diagnostics Consumer care FY13 Total Revenues $71.3 B, Net Income $13.8 B R&D spending $8.2 B
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Pharmaceutical Sales Top 5 Products accounted for 18.5% of its Total Sales ProductSales in (M)% of Phar. Sales REMICADE $6,67323.73% ZYTIGA $1,6986.04% PREZISTA $1,6735.95% VELCADE $1,6605.90% STELARA $1,5045.35% Total Top 5 $13,208 46.96% Other Drugs $14,91753.04%
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SWOT Analysis Strengths Leadership position in healthcare sectors. Strong research and development. Strong cash position Weaknesses Product recalls may negatively affect the company’s brand image Opportunities Further expansion in emerging healthcare markets Threats Healthcare reform in the US Cutbacks in healthcare spending
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Balanced Scorecard Ratio201320122011 Profit Margin 19.4%15.6%14.9% Revenue Growth 6.1%3.3%5.60% Asset Growth 9.3%6.8%10.40% Liabilities Growth 3.7%-0.10%22.1% Debt/asset Ratio 44.2%46.6%49.8% Return on asset 10.9%8.9% Financial Position Recorded 15 consecutive quarters of operational sales growth
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Balanced Scorecard Innovation & Growth Invested 11% of sales to support R&D, i.e. $8 billion Launched new medicines globally Created new J&J Innovation centers Internal Business Aligned operations and management under a single business model called One J&J to improve Implemented new operating models to ensure quality and safety of the products by using global quality standards and streamlined supply chain to meet demands Customer Perspective Emphasis on development and production of high quality products to improve customer service Contributed about $1 billion in products and cash and supported over 500 community programs in more than 60 countries
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Novartis Novartis was created in 1996 Headquartered in Basel, Switzerland 2,500 Scientists & 7,500 Employees Product sold in over 150 countries More than 135,000 worldwide FY13 Total Revenues approx. $59 B, Net Income $9.2 B Total R&D spending $9.9 B, Pharma’s R&D $7.2 B Recent news about Novartis Selling its Animal Health segment to Eli Lilly for more than $5 billion. Acquiring GlaxoSmithKline’s oncology products and divest it Vaccines business to GSK.
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Pharmaceutical Sales RegionTotal Rev. Europe $10,993 US $10,256 Asia/Africa/Australasia $7,947 Canada and Latin America $3,018 Total $32,214 ProductSales in (B) % of Pharma Sales Gleevec/Glivec $4,69314.57% Diovan Group $3,52410.94% Lucentis $2,3837.40% Sandostatin $1,5894.93% Exforge Group $1,4564.52% Total Top 5 $13,64542.36% Other Products $18,56957.64% Total Pharma. $32,214100%
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SWOT Analysis Strengths Diversified portfolio through growing divisions of healthcare. Strong R&D program. Weaknesses Manufacturing issues Opportunities The acquisition of GlaxoSmithKline’s oncology products. Divesting non-core businesses. Threats Generic Competition
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Balanced Scorecard 201320122011Ratio20132012 Total Revenue $58,831$56,673$58,566 Profit Margin 15.8%16.6% Spending in R&D $9,852$9,332$9,583 Revenue Growth 3.8%-3.2% Net Income $9,292$9,383$9,072 Asset Growth 1.6%5.8% Total Assets $126,261$124,260$117,496 Liabilities Growth -5.8%6.7% Total Liabilities $51,782$54,997$51,556 Debt/asset Ratio 41.0%44.3% Total Equity $74,479$69,263$65,940 Return on asset 7.4%7.6% Financial Position 16 TH consecutive increase in dividends
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Balanced Scorecard Innovation & Growth Invested 21% of pharmaceutical net sales in R&D 138 pharmaceutical R&D projects include 71 new compounds Internal Business ChangeEx model is implemented to study critical success factors LEAD: A leadership program focused on developing strong country based talent, combing local based expertise with a global perspective. Lead was targeted to BRIC countries. Customer Perspective Products reached 1.2 billion patients around the world in 2012 In 2012, the company spent $ 2 billion towards contributions and programs in healthcare Healthcare programs reached more than 100 million patients in 2012 and reached 7. Million people with health education, infrastructure development and other programs
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Patent Cliff The decline in revenues when the patent of products expires Rapid decline in sales due to generic competition Pfizer’s loss of exclusivity (LOE) table in millions Companies try to minimize the impact of patent cliff by introducing new patented products ProductsLOE DatesMarkets Impacted201320122011 Xalatan & Xalacom Jan 2012Most of European markets$161$275$509 Aricept Feb & Apr 2012Most of European markets$47$139$347 Geodon Mar 2012U.S.$84$214$859 Revatio tablet Sep 2012U.S.$67$312 Viagra Jun 2013Most of European markets$265$370$400
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Patent Cliff Cont.
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Risks & Challenges Government regulations vary from country to country Foreign exchange fluctuations Exchange rate will affect revenues Product Recalls It will have an impact on the company's brand image. For instance, J&J’s product recalls; 40 recalls in 5 years Patent protection Ensuring no one is copying the formula
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Sustainability Recommendations Invest in R&D to bring new drugs to the market Focus on core business by Acquisition of other drug companies Divest non-core business segments Quality control Reduce defects in manufacturing Cost management Expand into emerging markets Strategic Alliance BRICs & MINTs
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