The pharmaceutical markets of the emerging "Tiger States" of Asia, led by India, Indonesia, Pakistan, South Korea, Taiwan and Thailand, experienced joint overall growth of 13.6% in dollar terms in 1994, which is nearly double the 7.6% growth reported for the world pharmaceutical market during the year, according to new data published by PMSI International.
The Tiger States currently account for more than 7% of the world drug market, and their retail, institutional and over-the-counter drug markets grew faster than any other region of the world during 1994. However, they are highly fragmented, with the largest pharmaceutical corporations accounting for only 28% of total sales throughout the region.
Percentage of Retail, Institutional and OTC Pharma Market of Tiger States by Corporation Corporation 1994 Year on Year Market Share Growth Glaxo 1.86% 15.1% Hoechst 1.71% 17.0% Dong A 1.24% 20.3% Pfizer 1.20% 24.2% SB 0.91% 15.7% Source: PMSI
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