Indian Pharma Market - Nov 2015 Highlights

Indian Pharma Market (IPM) clocked 7954 Crs and grew at 8.6%
 Top Performers
  1. Cipla grew by 15.8%, Alkem* by 9.2% and Macleods by 8.5% among top 10
  2. 23 Cos crossed the growth of IPM among  top 50
  3. Bharat Serums has the highest growth of 59.3% followed by Wockhardt at 38.3% & Hetero at 23.1% in the top 50
  4. 20 Cos showed more than 10% growth among the top 50
  5. Alembic has the highest growth of 18.8% followed by Intas at 16.3% & DRL at 12.6% in the top 11 to 20
  6. MSD* had the highest growth with 18.3% and Cadila 17.6% in the top 20 to 30
  7. Blue Cross and JBCPL grew at 15.7% in the top 31-40
  8. Hetero has the highest growth at 23.1% followed by Troikaa at 17.8% & Janssen at 11.2%  in the 41-50
  9. Boehringer grew at 51.3% followed by Eli Lilly at 34.9% & Centaur at 28.8% in the top 51-60
  10. Fresenius Kabi grew at 69.5% followed by RPG at 13.7% in the top 61-70  Corporate,
 Indian V/S MNCs
  • Indian cos grew at 9.1% Vs. 7.0% for MNCs in November 2015
  • MSD* grew by 18.3% followed by AstraZeneca by 13.1% & Janssen at 11.2% in the top 50 in MNCs
  • In the Non-NLEM category Indian Cos grew at 9.9% Vs. MNCs grew at 7.2%
 DPCO, Non DPCO & Non-Scheduled Para 19 Market
DPCO containing molecules market grew at 4.8% whereas the non DPCO market grew by 9.3% and Non-Sch Para 19 Market at 6.8% resulting in an overall growth of 8.6% for November 2015
NLEM & Non - NLEM Category showed unit growth at 0.3% and 1.1% respectively. The Non-Sch Para 19 Market grew at 2.2% from unit perspective
 Therapy Areas
  • 10 therapy areas outgrew the IPM growth
  • Respiratory Market grew at 12.9%, Gastrointestinal market grew at 9.8% , Pain & Analgesics market grew at 8.9% whereas Anti-infectives grew at 7.2%
  • Anti-diabetic market grew at 16.1% & Cardiac at 8.2% in Chronic Business
  • Derma market grew by 7.9% & Urology Market at 8.3%
  • Gastrointestinal Market crosses 11k Crs and moves fast to get close to the Cardiac Market Value
 Regional Dynamics:
  • From regional perspective 13 regions have outgrown the IPM growth
  • South AP market grew the highest at 22.6% followed by Odisha market at 21.4% & Jharkhand Market at 19.8%
  • 6 regions had negative growth in November 2015
 Molecules:
Amoxycillin + Clavulanic Acid & Glimepiride + Metformin Market grew at 9.7%
Paracetamol grew at 27.2%, Atorvastatin 1.9%, Probiotic Microbes at 22.7%, Cefixime 3.5%, Pantoprazole 5.1%, Montelukast + Levocetrizine at 11.4%, Glimepiride + Metformin + Pioglitazone at 12.6%, Vitamin-D at 13.6%, Hydroquinone + Mometasone + Tretinoin at -21.6%, Voglibose + Metformin + Glimepiride at 29.9%, Rosuvastatin at 13.4%, Protein Supplements at 2.8%, Azithromycin at 13.1%, Calcium Carbonate + Vit D3 market at -2.5%
 Brands
  • Mixtard leads the pack with 31 Crs followed by Corex at 30 Crs,
  • Spasmoproxyvon Plus at 28 Crs, Glycomet GP at 26 Crs for November 2015
Brands that gained ranks include Rotarix (+65), Zienam (+60), Meronem (+58), Betnesol (+49), Betnovate C (+40),  Ultracet, Betnovate N (+25), Jalra M (+21), Spasmoproxyvon Plus, Calpol, Vertin (+20), Deriphyllin (+19), Budecort, Huminsulin, Galvus (+18), Rhoclone (+17), Panderm Plus, Istamet, Omez, Mucaine (+16), Monocef-O, Trajent (+15), Rantac (+14), Sinarest, Foracort, Aciloc, Januvia, Dolo (+12), amongst top 100 Brands over November -14
  • Caripill becomes a 12 Cr Brand in a period of 5 months
Brands that have moved up ranks fastest into Top 300 Brands for the month of November - 15 are Revital H, Havrix, Hucog HP, Imicrit, Plavix, Grafeel, Ocid, Pradaxa
Quadriderm RF from MSD* is the 300th Biggest Brand and Revital H is the 200th Biggest Brand in IPM          
 New Launches in IPM:
  •  303 Brands & 572 SKUs were launched in November 2015
  • Top New Brands for November -15 are Tenepride, Accura, Hertraz
  • 4 Teneligliptin Brands launched in  Nov -15  - Tenepride, Tenglyn, Dynaglipt & Tenuvia. Lupin enters the Linagliptin Market with Ondero
Biggest New Launch by an MNC is Hertraz in November 2015
Source: AIOCD Pharmasofttech AWACS


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