Zydus Cadila sees 60% of topline from US by FY20 even as rivals lose share
Company has already received highest number of USFDA approvals since April 2017 and aims to launch 75% of these
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Cadila Healthcare is having a dream run in the US, riding primarily on growth in base business coupled with a steady pipeline of launches lined up for that country. The contribution of the US in its overall turnover has been growing steadily at a time when most of its peers saw the share of US business shrink in their turnovers -- it grew from 43 per cent in the first quarter of the 2017-18 fiscal to 48 per cent now. The company expects the contribution of US to rise to 60 per cent of its turnover by 2019-20.
This would be the highest among its peers. The other two pharma majors who draw significant revenues from the US -- Dr Reddy's Laboratories and Aurobindo --- have business from that country account for 45 per cent and 44 per cent of their toplines at present.
India's most valuable drug maker, Sun Pharma, has seen the contribution of US business in its overall revenue shrink to 30 per cent in Q2FY18 from a 50 per cent about a year back. Cipla, the second most valuable Indian pharma company, draws only 15 per cent of its revenues from the US market compared to 40 per cent for most of the larger peers. Similarly, Torrent Pharma saw the share of US business in its revenues shrink from 40 per cent in FY16 to 23 per cent in FY17 and analysts expect this would further contract to 18 per cent in FY18.
In fact, data show that the share of US business in overall turnover had shrunk from 44 per cent in H1FY17 to 38.8 per cent in H1FY18 for Big Pharma in India.
This would be the highest among its peers. The other two pharma majors who draw significant revenues from the US -- Dr Reddy's Laboratories and Aurobindo --- have business from that country account for 45 per cent and 44 per cent of their toplines at present.
India's most valuable drug maker, Sun Pharma, has seen the contribution of US business in its overall revenue shrink to 30 per cent in Q2FY18 from a 50 per cent about a year back. Cipla, the second most valuable Indian pharma company, draws only 15 per cent of its revenues from the US market compared to 40 per cent for most of the larger peers. Similarly, Torrent Pharma saw the share of US business in its revenues shrink from 40 per cent in FY16 to 23 per cent in FY17 and analysts expect this would further contract to 18 per cent in FY18.
In fact, data show that the share of US business in overall turnover had shrunk from 44 per cent in H1FY17 to 38.8 per cent in H1FY18 for Big Pharma in India.
| Product filings, approvals & launches in US in 2017-18 | |||
| Quarter | ANDAs filed | Approvals received | Products launched |
| Q3 | 10 | 24 | 2 |
| Q2 | 9 | 32 | 4 |
| Q1 | 2 | 18 | 3 |
| Total | 21 | 74 | 9 |
| Source: Company | |||