International Alliances Limited (IAL), headed by Japanese drug industry veteran P Reed Maurer, has presented the results of its 11th annual survey of Japan's most admired pharmaceutical companies. This covered 30 companies, 15 of which are Japanese and 15 affiliates of foreign drugmakers. They included:
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Astellas Abbott
Daiichi-Sankyo AstraZeneca
Dainippon Sumitomo Banyu
Eisai Bayer Yakuhin
Kissei Bristol-Myers
Kyorin Chugai
Kyowa Hakko Kirin Eli Lilly
Meiji Seika GlaxoSmithKline
Mitsubishi Tanabe Janssen Pharma
Mochida Nippon Boehringer Ingelheim
Nippon Shinyaku Novartis
Ono Novo Nordisk
Otsuka Pfizer
Shionogi Sanofi-Aventis
Takeda UCB
Each company was evaluated on eight categories of performance: Quality of Management; Quality of Products; Potential for Growth; New Drug Discovery Potential; Quality of Development; Quality of Medical Representatives (MRs); Profitability in the Future; Overall Opinion. There were three categories of responders: employees of pharma companies, wholesalers, and service providers. These industry "insidersâ are well positioned to objectively evaluate the eight categories of performance for each company.
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