IPM witnesses growth of 9.4 per cent in July ’13

While growth momentum in the domestic formulation industry slowed down in 2012-13 owing to a confluence of reasons, including the announcement of ceiling prices as per the DPCO 2013, July witnessed growth of 9.4 per cent with even the month’s Indian Pharma Market (IPM) value at Rs 6453 crores, better than the previous month.

For July 2013, amongst the top 10 corporates, Alkem registered growth of 23.4 per cent, Sun Pharma 15.6 and Cipla 14.7 per cent. 31 of the top 50 corporates crossed IPM growth in this month. Amongst the top 50 corporates, Biocon has the highest growth of 48.7 per cent followed by AstraZeneca at 45.5 per cent and Franco Indian at 23.5 per cent. Amongst the 11-20 ranked companies Aristo has shown a high growth of 22.8 per cent followed by Glenmark at 18.9 per cent and Torrent at 15.5 per cent. Amongst upcoming corporates Corona Remedies has grown at 135.5 per cent, Eris at 23 per cent and Akumentis at 22.9 per cent. Alkem has crossed Rs 2500 crores and Wanbury Rs 200 crores in the IPM.

With Bonus Units at Full Value
Val in Crs Rank MAT July -13 Jul-13
CORPORATE MAT MTH Val (Cr) MS% GR% Val (Cr) MS% GR%
IPM     72444 100.00 9.3 6453 100.00 9.4
Abbott + Abbott HC + Novo 1 1 4928 6.80 6.6 420 6.51 6.4
Sun Pharma 2 2 3685 5.09 19.0 337 5.23 15.6
Cipla 3 3 3651 5.04 7.3 314 4.86 14.7
Zydus + Biochem 4 4 3246 4.48 19.1 285 4.42 12.0
Glaxo 5 5 3167 4.37 2.0 260 4.03 -5.5
Ranbaxy 6 6 2991 4.13 6.6 255 3.95 4.0
Mankind 7 7 2647 3.65 18.3 249 3.86 13.5
Alkem + Cachet + Indchemie 8 8 2528 3.49 13.2 245 3.80 23.4
Pfizer + Wyeth 9 10 2200 3.04 4.2 186 2.89 2.9
Lupin 10 9 2183 3.01 9.8 196 3.03 7.6
Macleods 11 11 1875 2.59 14.8 174 2.69 11.2
Intas 12 13 1798 2.48 14.6 155 2.40 5.4
Emcure + Zuventus 13 14 1713 2.36 11.8 152 2.36 14.8
Aristo 14 12 1704 2.35 11.8 164 2.54 22.8
Dr. Reddys 15 15 1597 2.21 11.3 138 2.14 13.1
Sanofi-Aventis + Universal 16 17 1550 2.14 5.2 134 2.08 -0.5
Glenmark 17 16 1457 2.01 14.9 136 2.10 18.9
USV 18 18 1309 1.81 17.7 117 1.82 10.7
Micro + Bal 19 20 1307 1.80 3.4 113 1.75 2.3
Torrent 20 19 1256 1.73 16.9 116 1.79 15.5

The overall bonus market grew by nine per cent. Certain molecules like Amoxy- Clavulanic grew by 16 per cent, Cefixime 19 per cent which are a part of DPCO 2013.

From the therapy perspective, six therapies outgrew the IPM. The anti-infective market saw a growth of 14.6 per cent, while the respiratory market grew 27.6 per cent. The anti-diabetic market has grown at 2.8 per cent and cardiac at 7.2 per cent in chronic business. The anti-diabetic market felt the heat of the pioglitazone issue with these formulations down 74 per cent over July 12.

Val in Crs        
Super Group MAT June13 GR% Mth June13 GR%
IPM 72069 9.8 5899 4.8
ANTI-INFECTIVES 12700 8.1 987 7.5
CARDIAC 8754 11.5 728 3.3
GASTRO INTESTINAL 8195 10.4 711 2.8
VITAMINS / MINERALS / NUTRIENTS 6341 9.3 545 -0.4
RESPIRATORY 5495 8.2 379 17.8
PAIN / ANALGESICS 5318 7.3 440 5.6
ANTI DIABETIC 4877 14.4 410 4.3
GYNAECOLOGICAL 4643 6.6 390 -0.1
NEURO / CNS 4403 11.0 363 5.7
DERMA 3774 9.8 313 1.5
OPHTHAL / OTOLOGICALS 1290 10.1 109 3.3
HORMONES 1247 14.9 101 6.6
OTHERS 984 14.8 82 4.1
ANTI-NEOPLASTICS 921 20.1 84 26.3
VACCINES 875 4.8 75 4.7
BLOOD RELATED 865 4.4 74 -3.5
ANTI MALARIALS 657 12.1 46 5.9
SEX STIMULANTS / REJUVENATORS 413 15.5 34 15.5
STOMATOLOGICALS 318 10.1 29 6.4

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