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Market Research Report

Otsuka: Pipeline * Products * Performance * Potential

Published by Espicom Business Intelligence
Published April, 2008 Product code 42298
Content info Pages: 80
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Otsuka: Pipeline * Products * Performance * Potential published by Espicom Business Intelligence in April, 2008. This report consists of Pages: 80 and the price starts from US $ 1040.

Introduction

Abstract

Otsuka Pharmaceutical Company (OPC) is one of the largest healthcare companies in Japan and one of the largest privately-held firms in the world. This report provides a full review of the company's activities together with sales forecasts for key products to 2010.

In fiscal 2005, (YE 31st March 2005) Otsuka reported consolidated pharmaceutical sales of ¥434,100 million. Operating income totalled ¥65,865 million, an increase of 202.2% on the previous year, and net income totalled ¥37,025 million, an increase of 123.72% on the previous year.

Otsuka Pharmaceuticals has eight divisions in total including the Pharmaceutical business division and the Consumer Products business division. Expansion of the Pharmaceutical division has been concentrated on Asia and the Middle East, with the establishment of new clinical R&D laboratories in China and Thailand, and new drugs launches in South Korea and Vietnam.

R&D Pipeline Overview

  • Acalas is for hypertension, angina pectoris and renoparenchymal hypertension.
  • Fijurin for the syndrome of inappropriate secretion of ADH.
  • Last-F for the treatment of stomach, breast and lung cancers.
  • Toborinone for acute and chronic heart failure, and circulation insufficiency.
  • Vitrase is indicated for diabetic retinopathy.
  • Tolvaptan, a non-peptide vasopressin V2-receptor antagonist for the treatment of congestive heart failure (CHF) and hyponatraemia.

Table of Contents

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

  • Introduction
  • Financial performance 2005
    • Sales and Market Position
    • Income
      • Sales, Costs and Operating Income
    • Expenditure
      • Capital Expenditure
    • Divisional Performance
      • Global Sales by Business Area
      • Global Sales by Business Area
      • Total Assets by Business Area
    • Geographic Performance
      • Sales by Destination
      • Sales by Destination
      • Sales by Origin
      • Sales by Origin
  • Company strategy
    • Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures
    • Production
    • Employees
    • Key Agreements
  • Product/R&D overview
    • Key Products
      • Recent Product Launches
      • Recent Product Approvals
    • R&D Strategy
      • Key R&D Projects
  • Conclusions

PRODUCT PORTFOLIO/RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

  • R&D Pipeline
  • Respiratory - Products
    • Major Launched Products
    • IPD-1151T
      • Key Markets/Indications
      • Further Development
    • Meptin
      • Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
      • Competitor Products
    • Synaclyn
    • UNIPHYL
      • Key Markets
  • Respiratory - summary
  • Cardiovascular - Products
    • Major Launched Products
    • Arkin-Z
      • Mode of Action
      • Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
    • Hi-Z
      • Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
    • Lorelco
      • Mode of Action
      • Key Markets/Indications
    • Mikelan
      • Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
      • Further Development
    • Pleetal/Pletal
      • Mode of Action
      • Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
      • Further Development
      • Competitor Products
      • Generic Competition
      • Clinical Trial Results
    • Sapresta/Bec
  • Cardiovascular - R&D
    • Acalas
    • OPC-28326
    • Toborinone
    • Tolvaptan
  • Cardiovascular - Summary
    • Growth Potential
    • Limiting Factors
  • Gastrointestinal - Products
    • Mucosta
      • Mode of Action
      • Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
      • Licensees
  • Central Nervous System - Products
    • Abilify
      • Mode of Action
      • Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
      • Competitor Products
      • Safety Issues
      • Clinical Trial Results
    • Myocalm
  • Central Nervous System - R&D
    • OPC-14523
    • Rotigotine CDS
  • Central Nervous System - Summary
    • Growth Potential
    • Limiting Factors
  • Dermatology - Products
    • Acuatim
      • Mode of Action
      • Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
    • Urepearl
      • Mode of action
      • Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
  • Dermatology - SUMMARY
  • Anticancer - Products
    • Abraxane
      • Clinical Trial Results
    • Futraful
    • Lentinan
    • O-gamma 100
    • OIF
      • Mode of Action
      • Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
    • S-1 (TS-1)
      • Mode of Action
      • Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
      • Further Development
    • Stogar
    • UFT
      • Key Markets/Indications
  • Anticancer - R&D
    • Last-F
    • TAS-108
  • Anticancer - Summary
    • Growth Potential
  • Anti-infective - Products
    • Herzer
    • Kenicef
    • Meropen
      • Mode of Action
      • Licensees
    • Miridacin
    • Otsuka CEZ Injection-MC
    • Palavale
  • Anti-infective - R&D
    • OPC-2045
    • TN-3262a
  • Anti-infective - Summary
  • Others - Products
    • Aminoleban/Aminoleban EN/Kidmin
    • BUP-4
    • FerriSeltz
    • Lepetan
    • Neophagen
    • Solcoseryl Injection
      • Licensee
    • Others
  • OTHERS - R&D
    • OPC-51803
    • OPC-6535
    • Vitrase
  • Others - Summary

APPENDIX 1 - FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

  • Full year results 2005
    • Sales, Costs and Operating Income
    • Operating Margin (%)
    • Capital Expenditure
    • Current Assets, Liabilities and Ratio
    • Assets, Cash and Liquidity
    • Employees and Productivity

APPENDIX 2 - KEY CORPORATE EVENTS

APPENDIX 3 - KEY AGREEMENTS

  • Abraxis Bioscience Inc
    • November 2005
  • Astellas Pharma Inc
    • 23rd January 2003
  • Bristol-Myers Squibb
    • Oncology agreements
    • 17th April 1995
    • 6th August 1997
    • Aripiprazole Agreement
    • 20th September 1999
  • Galenea Corporation
    • 17th February 2005
  • GlaxoSmithKline
    • 25th July 2000
  • Innovata Biomed Limited
    • 20th March 2003
    • 5th May 2004
  • ISTA Pharmaceuticals Inc
    • 20th December 2001
  • Merck KGaA
    • 14th July 2005
  • Methylgene Inc
    • October 2003
  • Novartis Ophthalmics
    • 12th January 1999
    • 7th February 2005
  • Pfizer
    • 30th July 1998
    • 28th April 1999
  • Prasco Laboratories
    • 18th October 2004
  • Schwarz Pharma AG
    • 14th November 2002
  • Sosei Co Ltd
    • 22nd February 2005
  • SRI International
    • 8th June 1999
  • Toyama Chemical Co Ltd/Nidek Co Ltd
    • 18th March 2003
  • Vela Pharmaceuticals Inc
    • 1st April 2004
  • Others

APPENDIX 4 - INFRASTRUCTURE

  • Research and development facilities
  • Manufacturing facilities

APPENDIX 5 - MAJOR PHARMACEUTICAL

SUBSIDIARIES/JOINT VENTURES

  • Subsidiaries
  • Joint-venture Companies

APPENDIX 6 - PRODUCT INDEX

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