Spain The following ranking comes from April 2014, and provides a snapshot of the current top players in the Spanish pharma sector.
Spain Spain’s public expenditure on pharmaceuticals is today at the same level that it was in 1993 – the lowest in 20 years.
Sanofi The director general of the Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay region for Sanofi discusses the strength of the Argentinian healthcare system and the key, but subdued, role that multinational pharmaceutical companies play within it. As someone who comes from abroad, how would you describe the environment here for multinationals?…
innovation Hugo Sigman explains how understanding problems in the same way as opportunities helped his company to become what is today, a successful Argentinian conglomerate where life and science is the backbone of multiple businesses. Please start by describing the Insud group as it stands today, and where it operates.…
investment Newcomers to Algeria’s fledgling, but increasingly vibrant pharmaceuticals sector are immediately struck by the sense of liveliness pervading the industry. Indeed, as growth patterns in developed markets continue to flatten, and the protagonists of ‘big pharma’ pivot towards securing new revenue sources in emergent economies, Algeria must surely constitute one…
biotech Bioceres manages investments in agricultural biotechnology and related sciences. The company’s CEO, Federico Trucco, discusses the potential of Argentina’s biotech scene to become a world-class drug developer in biopharma as well as Bioceres’ own investments in the sector. How did you become involved with Bioceres? I have known the…
consumer healthcare GSK’s Consumer Healthcare’s regional manager for the southern cone discusses the countries longstanding commitment to the Argentinian consumer and how this history allows them to succeed in a country typically dominated by strong domestic brands. There was recently a wave of M&A in Chile and elsewhere, do you see this…
family business Adrian Fernandez, current CEO, shares his experience of taking a domestic company international and the viability of the family business model in the contemporary market. As a rapidly internationalizing company, how much of a burden have regulatory barriers between countries placed on your business? Its not too much of…
distribution The Argentinian healthcare system is subject to rules, in which delivery agreements for medicines to health insurance agents undergo health funders guidelines and other regulations imposed by the Superintendency of Health Services Office. Dr. Raúl Pistorio, Executive Director of Farmalink, the company responsible for this process, discusses this peculiar regulatory arrangement.…
clinical trials Klinsel’s CEO discusses the company’s ambitions of growth in a very competitive CRO market and stresses that local experience is truly a distinguishing factor and this is why they are already partnering and performing trials for one of the country’s largest local manufacturers. Klinsel was appointed last year…
medical tourism Malaysia Healthcare Travel Council’s CEO is proud of her country’s healthcare system and their efforts at attracting medical tourists from all over the world, with the support of the healthcare NKEA and the government’s efforts to become a reference in healthcare worldwide. Medical tourism has been a national…
pain management Mundipharma Malaysia’s country manager discusses his company’s aim to become a reference in Malaysia for pain management, on the back of the tremendous 48 percent growth of the business last year. Mundipharma has recently entered a booming Malaysian pharmaceutical sector. What are your first impressions of the Malaysian market? Malaysia’s pharmaceutical sector…
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