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# PHARMACEUTICAL EXECUTIVE NOVO NORDISK SCHERING-PLOUGH BOEHRINGER-INGELHEIMMAY 2008 www.pharmexec.com 75 NOVO NORDISK he Pharm Exec 50 for 2008 ac- we assembled this year’s 50. In the past, THE PHARM EXEC 50 counted for prescription drug sales private companies that did not disclose PFIZER1. Pfizer Tof more than $510 billion. Inter- sales figures were omitted. Starting 2. GlaxoSmithKline estingly, except for Pfizer, GSK, Sanofi- this year, we’re offering estimates. This 3. Sanofi-Aventis Aventis (numbers one through three, mostly affects privately owned European 4. Novartis respectively), and Watson (number 50), companies such as Menarini, Servier, 5. AstraZeneca every company on the list showed posi- and Ratiopharm, though it also means a 6. Johnson & Johnson TAKEDA 7. Merck tive growth last year, including some first time ranking for Procter & Gamble, solid double-digit performances. whose multi-billion dollar pharmaceuti- 8. Roche Much of that growth was driven by cal operation is such a small part of the 10. Eli Lilly 11. Bristol-Myers Squibb mergers, of which there were many. Ny- company that P&G declines to break out 12. Bayer comed, for example, almost tripled in size the figures by sales of human prescrip- 13. Abbott after its purchase of Altana, itself a top tion drugs and vaccines, as reported in 14. Amgen 50 company. And because rankings in the annual reports and SEC filings. 15. Boehringer-Ingelheim Pharm Exec 50 are calculated in US dol- We do not count royalty revenue, con- 16. Schering-Plough lars, a number of European companies tract manufacturing, or animal health, 17. Takeda look better than they might have if re- and OTC is excluded as far as the docu- 18. Genentech ported in their native currencies. (Roche’s ments allow. Some accompanying charts 19. Teva SCHERING-PLOUGHprescription drug revenue, for instance, are based on figures from IMS health. 20. Novo Nordisk grew by 11 percent in Swiss francs, but These are calculated differently, and 21. Astellas more than 20 percent in US dollars.) may disagree with numbers cited in the 22. Daiichi Sankyo We made one key change in the way 50 itself. 23. Merck KGaA 24. Eisai 25. Otsuka PHARM EXEC TOP 50 26. Servier 27. UCB 28. Baxter 29. Nycomed 30. Solvay 31. Gilead Sciences GENENTECH32. Genzyme THEWINNERS’ 33. Forest 34. Menarini 35. Allergan $ $ $ 36. Mitsubishi Tanabe 37. Chugai 38. P&G BAYER39. Ratiopharm CIRCLE 40. CSL Pharma may be taking a hit, but a 41. Barr Pharmaceuticals surprising number of the Pharm Exec 50 42. Alcon 43. Mundipharma turned in double-digit growth last year. 44. Shire 45. Biogen Idec Sure, some of that is a matter of mergers 46. Stada and the falling dollar, and the giants at 47. King Pharmaceuticals ROCHE 48. Lundbeck 49. Actavis the top of the list actually lost sales. But 50. Watson the industry’s elite still features players who know how to hit the bullseye. BY PHARM EXEC STAFF LILLY 76 PHARMACEUTICALPE EXECUTIVE50 MAY 2008 www.pharmexec.com Rank Company & Headquarters 2007 Global Pharma R&D Spend 2007 Top-Selling Drugs [‘06 Rank] [Web site] Sales [change from 2006] [2007 sales] Pfizer $45.1 B [-1.5%] $8.1 B Lipitor [$12.7 B] [1] pfizer.com] Norvasc [$3.0 B] 1 New York, NY [ Celebrex [$2.3 B] GlaxoSmithKline $39.2 B [-2.7%] $6.4 B Seretide/Advair [$6.9 B] [2] gsk.com] Lamictal [$2.2 B] 2 London, England [ Valtrex [$1.9 B] Sanofi-Aventis $37.4 B [-1.4%] $6.5 B Lovenox [$3.8 B] [3] sanofi-aventis.com] Plavix [$3.5 B] 3 Paris, France [ Lantus [$3.0 B] Novartis $29.5 B [9.3%] $6.4 B Diovan [$5.0 B] [4] novartis.com] Gleevec [$3.1 B] 4 Basel, Switzerland [ Zometa [$1.3 B] AstraZeneca $25.7 B [11.5%] $5.1 B Nexium [$5.2 B] [5] astrazeneca.com] Seroquel [$4.0 B] 5 London, England [ Crestor [$2.8 B] Johnson & Johnson $23.3 B [7.0%] $5.3 B Remicade [$4.7 B] [6] jnj.com] Procrit [$2.9 B] 6 New Brunswick, NJ [ Topamax [$2.5 B] Merck $22.6 B [6.9%] $4.9 B Singulair [$4.2 B] [7] merck.com] Cozaar/Hyzaar [$3.4 B] 7 Whitehouse Station, NJ [ Fosamax [$3.0 B] Roche $16.9 B [20.3%] $6.7 B MabThera/Rituxan [$4.9 B] [8] roche.com] Herceptin [$4.3 B] 8 Basel, Switzerland [ Avastin [$3.6 B] Wyeth $15.7 B [18.8%] $3.1 B Effexor [$3.8 B] [10] wyeth.com] Prevnar [$2.4 B] 9 Madison, NJ [ Enbrel [$2.0 B] Eli Lilly $14.8 B [19.0%] $3.5 B Zyprexa [$4.8 B] [9] lilly.com] Cymbalta [$2.1 B] 10 Indianapolis, IN [ Gemzar [$1.6 B] [Key Insights on the Top 10] Pfizer: Shares hit a 10-year low GlaxoSmithKline: Cuts cost of AstraZeneca: In February, lung Merck: Vytorin gets slammed in April 2008 with profit falling AIDS medication to impoverished cancer drug Recentin failed to in the press after a study reveals 18 percent // Voluntarily pulls countries // NIH trial reveals meet its endpoint in clinical trials that it is no better than generics popular Lipitor ads after it was that Avandia does not lead to // FDA concludes that Prilosec for reducing arterial plaque // revealed that spokesperson heart risks // Purchases Reliant and Nexium do not lead to heart In January, a federal grand jury Dr. Jarvik was not a licensed Pharma for $1.65 billion // problems // Study reveals that investigates Merck for off-label cardiologist // Chantix comes Avandia receives black box for Crestor does not reduce the risk promotion of Vioxx under fire as people blog about heart attacks // Andrew Witty is of death in older people that adverse reactions; Pfizer beefs up named CEO in October 2007 suffer from heart failure Lilly: The company is slammed warnings // Viagra turns 10 // with lawsuits claiming it withheld announces in January that it will Sanofi-Aventis: Plavix patent Johnson & Johnson: Sued Zyprexa’s side effects cut 10,000 jobs // Exhubera is upheld in New York court, generic by Arkansas over marketing of voluntarily pulled off the market sales by Apotex halted Risperdal // Launches DTC ad Wyeth: Pristiq approved for campaign for Cordis drug-eluting depression // Releases generic Roche: Avastin is approved for Novartis: In December Novartis stents // Establishes three new version of heartburn drug Protonix breast cancer // Roche’s Tamiflu announced that it would axe divisions to handle surgical // Announces that it will cut receives stronger psychiatric 2,500 full time jobs // Ludwig technologies, chronic conditions, 50,000 employees over warning // Judge temproarily Hantson is named CEO of and potential growth areas // three years halts sales of Mircera until lawsuit Novartis North America // Pays Settles Ortho-Evra suit for with Amgen over Aranesp patents $11 billion for Nestle’s eye care $1.25 million ends // In January, Roche picked division Alcon up Ventana for $3.4 billion // Recalls AIDS drug Viracept 78 PHARMACEUTICALPE EXECUTIVE50 MAY 2008 www.pharmexec.com Rank Company & Headquarters 2007 Global Pharma R&D Spend 2007 Top-Selling Drugs [‘06 Rank] [Web site] Sales [change from 2006] [2007 sales] Bristol-Myers Squibb $13.9 B [12.7%] $3.3 B Plavix [$4.8 B] [11] bms.com] Abilify [$1.7 B] 11 New York, NY [ Avapro/Avalide [$1.2 B] Bayer $9.87 B [51.9%] $3.8 B Yasmin [$1.5 B] 12[15] Leverkusen, Germany [bayer.com] Abbott $12.4 B [18.0%] $2.5 B Humira [$3.0 B] 13[13] Abbott Park, IL [abbott.com] Amgen $13.9 B [3.3%] $3.2 B Aranesp [$3.6 B] 14[12] Thousand Oaks, CA [amgen.com] Boehringer-Ingelheim $10.9 B [15.4%] $2.4 B Spiriva [$2.6 B] 15[14] Ingelheim, Germany 0 2 4 6 8 10 [boehringer-ingelheim.com] TOP 10 US PRODUCTS OF 2007 GLOBAL PHARMACEUTICAL SALES BY REGION, 2007 Product [Maker] 2007 Sales in billions Growth in Sales Percent of Global Sales Market 2007 Sales (US$B) % Growth from 2006 1. Lipitor [Pfizer] $8.1 -6.9% North America $304.5 4.2% 2. Nexium [AstraZeneca] $5.5 5.8% Europe $206.2 6.7% 3. Advair Diskus [GlaxoSmithKline] $4.3 7.5% Japan $62.2 13.1% 4. Plavix [Sanofi-Aventis/BMS] $3.9 30% 31.1% Asia*, Africa, and Australia $58.5 4.2% 5. Seroquel[AstraZeneca] $3.5 16.7% Latin America $32 12% 45.9% 6. Singulair[Merck] $3.4 13.3% *Excluding Japan SOURCE: IMS MIDAS, MAT December 2007 Plavix was 7. Enbrel[Amgen/Wyeth] $3.4 9.7% 9.4% 8. Prevacid[Tap Pharmaceuticals] $3.4 % -5.6% 307 TOP 10 R&D SPEND 9. Aranesp [Amgen] $3.2 UP 2007 -20% 8.8% Company Total R&D Spend US billions 10. Epogen [Amgen] $3.1 -3.1% SOURCE: IMS Heatlh 4.8% 1. Pfizer $8.1 2. Roche $6.7 The global pharmaceutical 3. Sanofi-Aventis $6.6 TOP 10 GLOBAL PRODUCTS OF 2007 [31] t); IMS (left) Product [Maker] 2007 Sales in billions Growth in Sales market grew by 4. Novartis $6.4 1. Lipitor [Pfizer] $13.5 -2.8% PERCENT 5. GSK $6.4 2. Plavis [Sanofi-Aventis/BMS] $7.3 20.5% 6.4 percent OF EMERGING 6. J&J $5.3 3. Nexium [AstraZeneca] $7.2 5.3% to approximately MARKETS’ SHARE 7. AstraZeneca $5.1 4. Seretide/Advair [GlaxoSmithKline] $7.1 9.6% 2007 8. Merck $4.9 5. Enbrel [Amgen/Wyeth] $5.3 l growthowth 15.3% Dec OF GROWTH IN 9.