expected returns (both tangible and intangible). Pharmaceutical companies used this strategy to maintain their market competitiveness and guarantee the returns on the investment on research and development of their products. The patent law and policy also protect and encourage manufacturing companies to invest in the research and development of new products that ultimately will benefit the end users. The enforcement of patent law in the pharmaceutical industry is particularly important. A recent report
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Pharmaceutical drugs have played a large role in increasing the lifespan development‚ health and overall wellness of millions of people in the past century. These drugs along with other medical advancements have been able to cure and treat several diseases and conditions. Contradictory to the benefits‚ due to factors as simple as improper disposal‚ pharmaceutical drugs have also introduced several unintended negative effects on the environment and organisms. The extent of these impacts is not fully
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relatively inexpensive. Thus‚ high sales volumes generate a high measured level of asset turnover. Pharmaceutical Company – High asset turnover. Drugs typically have a limited shelf life. Once past their expiration date‚ drugs cannot be sold and are worthless. Consequently‚ pharmaceutical companies try to limit production to quantities that will likely be sold before the expiration date. Pharmaceutical company’s assets are relatively low for two reasons. First‚ its investment in research and development
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Background: The Institute for One World Health (IOWH)‚ the first non-profit pharmaceutical company in the U.S.‚ was founded in 2000 by Dr. Victoria Hale. The aim of this organization is to develop safe‚ effective‚ and affordable new medicines for people with infectious diseases in the developing world and thus help in improving global health. IOWH decided to find cures for diseases for which no drugs were available and no or little R&D had been conducted. IOWH picks up the compounds‚ which
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9-707-441 REV: SEPTEMBER 19‚ 2007 TARUN KHANNA KRISHNA PALEPU CLAUDINE MADRAS Teva Pharmaceutical Industries‚ Ltd In Israel we have a 1970s song based on a poem from 1953 by Amir Gilboa about Theodor Herzl [the most important early advocate for the establishment of Israel]. It has a line in it about Herzl: “Suddenly a man rises in the morning‚ feels he is a people‚ and starts walking.” That is exactly what Hurvitz did. Suddenly he woke up in the morning‚ feels he is a giant world class company
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CIPLA | | | CIPLA PHARMACUETICALS INTRODUCTION In the year 1935‚ the Chemical‚ Industrial and Pharmaceutical Company came into existence named Cipla. The company was founded by Khwaja Abdul Hamied which was registered as public limited company with a capital of Rs. 6 Lakhs. Every year this industry produces drugs worth Rs. 18000 Crores with a profit of 9%. There are 20000 production units in the home countryand the products are exported all over the world at a cheaper price than other
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1.0 Gap Analysis I 1.1 Capability Gap Analysis The following Table 1 depicts the capability gap analysis of HP compared against its competitors namely Pharmaniaga‚ Kotra Pharma‚ Hovid and CCM Duopharma. The capabilities of competitors have been identified based on their recent annual reports and content posted in their respective websites. Table 1: Capability Gap Analysis Functional Area 1 Capability 2 Home Pharma Description of Home’s capability 3 Average the Capabilities of Closest two
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PROFILE OF A COMPANY SQUARE PHARMACEUTICAL LTD. BUS 101 Group Report Section 16 Prepared For Mr. Adeyl Khan Lecturer Department: School of Business Prepared By COSMIC GROUP Md. Azizur Rahman 1120102030 Md. Tahmidul Huq 1120212030 Ajeyo Patranabish 1120240030 Imtiaz Akbar 1120146030 Ashique Ahmed 1120331030 Letter of Transmittal August 10‚ 2011 Mr. Adeyl Khan Lecturer‚ Department: School of Business North South University Subject: Submission of group
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Summary: The following marketing plan will focus on how Pfizer‚ the leading company in the pharmaceutical industry will perform in tough competition conditions. A brief introduction of the field of pharmaceutical will be highlighted along with a short introduction about the company and its history. A market analysis will be performed to study the different factors affecting the pharmaceutical industry as a whole and our company specifically. The market analysis will give us a clear idea about
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long run too. India is reported to have one of the fasted growing pharmaceutical industries in the world with advanced technologies and many other contributing factors‚ which can be adopted by Blackmores to become a market leader in their industry. Currently the industry is highly regulated; however trends seem to be changing. Factors contributing to this change are the sheer size and growth of Indian domestic pharmaceutical industry‚ which as a result makes it increasingly difficult for the government
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