A new collection of management reports from Espicom Business Intelligence looks at the 'E7' (Brazil, China, India, Indonesia, Mexico, Russia and Turkey) outlook for their pharmaceutical industries to 2012, finding that these countries' economies represent increasing opportunities for drugmakers constrained by maturing markets in the west.
It refers to a report from PricewaterhouseCoopers (Pharma 2020: The vision: Which path will you take?), which highlighted the dangers for the pharmaceutical industry of relying on existing mature markets such as the USA in the period to 2020. Pressures on pricing and greater payer influence will reduce the relative profitability of the USA, meaning that the industry will do well to look elsewhere for growth.
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