Tagged with Mexico

LatAm From the perspective of international pharmaceuticals developers, Latin America can be considered a region of exceptional potential owing to solid market fundamentals and significant untapped opportunities. “I am convinced that we are poised to become among the most dynamic regions for growth momentum globally driven by multiple factors: among them…

LatAm Diego Ocampo, Vice President of Technology at Neolpharma and President of the Mexican Foundation for Health Innovation (INCIDE), represents a new generation of pharmaceutical leadership combining global perspective with regional expertise. Having pursued graduate studies in medicinal chemistry at Tokyo University following his undergraduate work at UNAM, Ocampo has spent…

LatAm Carlos Abelleyra leads Medix, a 70-year-old Mexican pharmaceutical company undergoing a major strategic transformation. Since 2024, he has diversified the firm beyond its historical obesity focus, establishing divisions in vitamins, gastrointestinal products, and women’s health. With a landmark Biocon licensing deal for GLP-1 therapies and plans to launch 30 new…

LatAm From cancer treatments to cardiovascular drugs, access to innovative medicines in South America lags behind developed market norms with patients forced to endure considerable delays for therapies that are already considered global standards. According to the Waiting to Access Innovative Therapies (W.A.I.T.) Indicator from FIFARMA, an association representing research-based pharma…

LatAm Fernando Zarate, Vice President of Bausch Health’s Latin American operations, outlines the company’s strategic positioning across the region. With 35 years in the industry and nearly two decades at Bausch Health, he today oversees one of the top 15 companies in the LatAm market. Zarate sets out a vision to…

Mexico Guy Savoir, CEO at Carnot Laboratorios, brings strategic vision to Mexico’s pharmaceutical reindustrialisation. Leading a company that has achieved balanced growth across Mexican and Latin American markets, he articulates an ambitious vision for North American pharmaceutical integration whilst navigating complex regulatory environments. Under his leadership, Carnot has committed 150 million…

Mexico Ricardo Amtmann, President of Sanfer Group, discusses the company’s evolution from a licensing-dependent operation into Latin America’s most vertically integrated pharmaceutical enterprise. With nearly 14,000 employees across the region, Sanfer has transformed through strategic acquisitions, manufacturing investments, and a principled approach to market expansion. Amtmann articulates his vision for Mexico’s…

Mexico Adriana Eguia Alaniz is President of Tijuana EDC, leading efforts to diversify and strengthen the region’s economy. Under her leadership, Tijuana has strengthened its role as a major medical device export hub, with 55,000 workers, $3B in exports, and 40+ global companies. Her priorities include cross-border speed-to-market, supply chain resilience,…

Mexico Miguel Marti highlights Mexico as the Cardinal Health’s top market in Latin America, representing 25 percent of regional operations. Key priorities include thrombosis prevention, enteral nutrition, and surgical gloves. With a strong focus on public-private sector balance, compliance, and innovation, Marti underscores Cardinal Health’s commitment to tailored healthcare solutions, local…

Mexico Pharmaceutical innovators are sounding the alarm on Mexico’s healthcare reforms, despite the government’s bold claims. At industry group AMIIF’s 75th anniversary, Health Secretary David Kershenobich hailed the Sheinbaum administration’s investments and regulatory shake‑up as game-changing. But pharma leaders argue that real-world access remains elusive, with one industry veteran warning it…

LatAm Some of the top recent stories out of Latin America’s dynamic pharmaceutical and healthcare market. In Mexico, President Claudia Sheinbaum announced new investments from four leading Mexican pharmas totalling USD 560 million; a worrying new report from the Pan-American Health Organisation showing that measles cases are up 29-fold in the…

Mexico In her latest strategy to tackle Mexico’s persistent medicine shortages – a struggle inherited from predecessor López Obrador – President Claudia Sheinbaum has issued a decree that seeks to attract foreign biopharma investment. By promising international companies a better chance at winning government tenders, Sheinbaum hopes to increase domestic manufacturing,…