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OBJECTIVE
To give a overview of the biopharm industry. To provide information regarding leading companies in the
industry.
To focus on supply chain activities of bio pharma industry. To identify governmental support, initiatives provided to the
industry.
To focus on the activities relevant to the industry. To provide with statistical data relevant to the industry for
the past 5 to 10 years.
METHODOLOGY ADOPTED
Analyzed the Supply chain of the industry is identified. Collected information related to overall activities being
happening in that organization.
INTRODUCTION
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CLASSIFICATION
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DDITI L P D UCTS
DUCTS
The
Indian
biopharm
industry
is
fast
growing
and
developing tremendously.
Vaccines accounts for most revenue generation. Indian biopharm sector is the mostly the export oriented
sector.
S.NO COMPANY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Biocon Aventis pharma Eli lilly Shantha biotech Ranbaxy Dr reddys Biological e Serum Institute of India Panacea Biotech Nicholas Piramal Wockhadrt Limited Indian Immunologicals Zydus Cadila GlaxoSmithKline Bharat Serum Krebs Biochemicals and Industries Limited
TOP GLOBAL BIOPHARMA COMPANIES S.NO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 COMPANY Pfizer Novartis Sanofi-Aventis GlaxoSmithKlin AstraZeneca Roche Johnson & Johnson Merck & Co Eli Lilly Abbott Teva Bayer Wyeth Amgen Boehringer Takeda Daiichi Sankyo Novo Nordisk
company Dr reddys Ranbaxy Cadila AstraZeneca Cipla Bharat Biotech Shanta Biotech Wockhardt
Focus area cancer Respiratory disorders. Biotechnology. Tuburculosis Autoimmune disorders Vaccines. Insulin, Antibiotics Anti-invectives.
distributor distributes to the retail madical stores and also to the doctors for product promotion.
SUPPLY CHAIN
customer
Distributor/agent s
Doctors
edical store
The biopharm products are highly sensitive to the temperature which requires utmost care in handling them. In case of exports the drugs are to be properly packed to ensure proper delivery of goods in the supply chain
RESEARCH A
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PME
Research and develop en is the key area o the pharma sector. ecause innovation is the basis o the industry and
spends maximum investments in the innovation. Nearly up to 15 percent o the sales in the industry is spent on R& .
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CHALLENGES The biopharm industry faced many challenges to survive in the industry. . The challenges are 1) Lack of infrastructure. 2) Lack of skilled manpower . 3) Highly expensive equipments. 4) Release of a new drug takes several years of trials. 5) Lack of warehousing . 6) Lack of proper srutiny of products. 7) Lack of proper care and precautions. 8) High competitions in both domestic as well as global markets. By facing many of these challenges also the industry is now leading the other industries interms of sales and revenues.
GOVERNMENTAL SUPPORT In the initial stages of biopharm industry the government encouraged the industry by providing certain incentives and benefits. Like 1) Reduction in the tax rates 2) New schemes were introduced by the government. 3) Insurance is provided. 4) Encouraged innovations through research and development. 5) Certain governmental regulations are made flexible. 6) Government encouraged bio pharma exports by lowering tariffs and customs duties. 7) Government focused on the quality of drugs. 8) Proper infrastructural facilities are been provided by the government.
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION OF BIOPHARMACEUTICALS Biopharmaceuticals are produced by making use of living cells from biological sources in the bioreactors. The major problem in the production is with contamination caused by living cells which leads to spoilage of drug
fermentation
recombinant technology
2 to 10 yrs
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dos ge c ec
c ec or e ec iveness nd side e ec s if ny
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arketing
YEAR
2003
500
561
2004
560
603
7.6
2005 2006
605 651
647 692
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2007
720
740
6.9
2008
788
785
6.1
2009
819
840
7.1
2010
856
875
4.1
GROWTH OF I DIA
The industry faced many fluctuations in the sales from 2006 to 2011 In the below figure it is shown with the sales fluctuations graphically
SA ES A ONG Y AXIS
1) Increased health conciousness 2) Incresed levels of incomes and standards of living 3) Lower side effects of biopharm products attracted customers globally. 4) It is the technological advancement in the pharma sector. 5) The demand in abroad for biopharmapoducts,ayurvedic medicines,herbal medicines is vey much higher than the demand in india.
OVERVIEW OF BIO PHARM INDUSTRY Industry size Today in India there are more than 350 Biotechnology companies in India .with an employment for over 20,000 scientists. Geographical distribution Most of the companies are located in the major cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Bangalore,
India in 2003 was ranked 3rd in the Asia-Pacific region and 11th in the world in the number of biopharm enterprises.
Market
CONCLUSION
The practicum report on biopharmaceuticals gives us the overview of the industry. The statistical data gives an idea related to sales,growth of industry. Mainly the supply chain activities mentioned gives the framework of distribution The challenges faced by the industry is been overcomed with the governmenta support in the form of
reduction,sanctioning
required
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