According to new global pharmaceutical industry surveys on buyer spend and procurement strategies, 55% of respondents are “more optimistic” about revenue growth for their companies in 2013, due to success in clinical trials, approval and acceptance from drug authorities, an increase in expenditure from governments and a surge in sales, all of which are projected to increase the profitability of pharmaceutical manufacturing companies in 2013.
The top three key expected changes for 2013 are development of new products and services, improvement of operational efficiency and “expansion in current markets,” say these reports, added to the offering of RnRnMarketResearch.
Among emerging markets, China is identified as the most important region for pharmaceutical industry growth, along with Brazil and India. Presence of huge and aging population, economic development, growing public expenditure towards health care, government support, increasing awareness about health and fitness in public are key drivers for the growth of the pharmaceutical market in China.
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