Japan's pharma market grows 7.7%

12 December 2011

With no negative impact of National Health Insurance drug price revisions, Japan’s ethical pharmaceutical market has seen growth for three quarters running, increasing 7.7% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2011 to a value of 2,332.26 billion yen ($29.92 billion), according to top-line figures released by IMS Japan.

Within the overall figures, the hospital market (medical institutions with more than 100 beds) expanded 6.3% to 920.49 billion yen, while the GP market (medical institutions with less than 100 beds) was worth 572.61 billion yen a leap of 9.7%.

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