Americas Maria Gabriela Pittis, Head of SAM (South Cone, Andean Region, Mexico & Central America and Caribbean) at Takeda, outlines the company’s significant presence in the cluster, its double digit growth and plans to launch 14 new products there by 2025, most importantly its European Medicines Agency-approved dengue vaccine. She also…
Mexico Mexico, with the second largest pharmaceutical market in Latin America, has a number of strong local pharma industry players. These companies, no longer focused solely on the domestic market, are extending their footprint into LatAm. Grupo Sanfer/Hormona Mexico has already taken up positions across the region. Laboratorios Sanfer, founded…
Americas In 2019 the pharma industry financed some 700 clinical studies in Latin America with investments of more than USD one billion and according to FIFARMA, the leading association of innovators in the region, LatAm currently supports about 10 percent of the world’s clinical research. Local industry leaders discuss the advantages…
Mexico Dagoberto Cortés Cervantes, president of Mexico’s National Association of Medicines Manufacturers (ANAFAM) and director of Grupo Sanfer/Hormona Mexico, outlines the expansion strategy that has led the manufacturing group to extend its presence beyond Mexico into the broader LatAm region and the importance of the “Alianza del Pacifico” trade agreement linking…
LatAm Yaneth Giha of FIFARMA – the leading association for the innovative pharmaceutical industry in Latin America – gives a bird’s-eye overview on some of the key trends in LatAm healthcare, from regulatory and access challenges to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the region’s potential as a clinical trials hub,…
Americas While regulatory agencies in several Latin American countries have made significant efforts to improve processes and accelerate approval times, a number of access hurdles still remain across the region. Here, the representatives of some of pharma’s most important companies in LatAm share their experiences of the evolution of market access…
Americas The Head of Viatris Latin America, Patrick Doyle, spoke to PharmaBoardroom about setting up the two-year old company’s Latam affiliate during the pandemic, the decision to focus on specific therapeutic areas—cardiovascular disease, central nervous system (CNS) disorders, and pain—in LatAm and Viatris’ aim to partner with local stakeholders and go…
Brazil Although Brazil is one of the world’s top pharma markets, with the highest market value in Latin America, and has made major strides towards universal healthcare, the country continues to recover from its worst recession ever and the fallout from its disastrous COVID-19 response. Brazilian voters are preparing for a…
Americas Latin America (LatAm) Area Lead for Astellas Sandra Ramirez outlines the Japanese company’s presence in the region, its efforts to partner with local stakeholders to improve patient access, and the consolidation of its operations in the priority market of Mexico. LatAm as a region offers many opportunities for innovation.…
Americas Two Big Pharma SVPs with responsibility for the entirety of Latin America weigh in on the management challenges inherent in LatAm and what they look for when appointing country managers in their region. LatAm’s regional pharma market of USD 98 billion looks set to be the fastest growing in…
Mexico Mexico’s pharma market, the second largest in Latin America and among the top 15 globally, is set to top USD 13 billion in sales by 2028. Despite the encouraging numbers, some industry insiders are bemoaning the current government’s healthcare missteps along with the country’s low public spending and regulatory hurdles.…
LatAm A roundup of some of the latest from Latin American pharma, including India’s interest in the South American market, Bayer’s USD 361 million investment in Mexico, the EU’s partnership to boost investment in vaccines and drug production in the region, Panama’s cannabis strategy, and Brazil’s manufacturing attractiveness. Indian pharma…
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