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ScinoPharm Management Presentation
Fourth Quarter 2016 Investor Conference
February 15, 2017
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Table of Contents
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Overview of ScinoPharm
Financial & Operating Results in Q4, 2016 & FY2016
Business Updates
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Overview of ScinoPharm
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Confidential
Business Overview
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Company specializes in high potency (steroid/cytotoxic) APIs and is expanding into sterile/aseptic injectable formulations
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Facility & organization established in Taiwan and expanding in China with a new GMP plant in Changshu & marketing base in Shanghai
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72 generic APIs in current portfolio with 25 APIs launched; 53 US DMFs filed (753 DMFs WW), 32 US DMFs in oncology APIs. 100+ NCE CRAM projects, with 5 APIs launched and 5 in phase III for NDA filing in 1‐3 years
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Fully compliant with world‐class cGMPs and international regulatory requirements; Certified by US FDA, EMA, EDQM, Australian TGA, Japanese PMDA
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World Class API Facilities
Taiwan
China
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6.6 hectares of land, 330K sq.ft. facilities with >200M[3] reactor volume
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5 of 16 production lines equipped with high potency capabilities for cytotoxic/steroids
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Passed US FDA, EMA, EDQM, Australian TGA, Japanese PMDA inspections, & 300+ cGMP customer audits
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Provides comprehensive contract research & manufacturing services for brand drug companies
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6.7 hectares of land with > 250M[3] reactor volume
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3 of 7 production lines equipped with high potency capabilities for cytotoxics
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US FDA approved cGMP facility for intermediates & high potency API
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Full scope capabilities in the development and production of APIs on small to large scales for generic & CRAM markets
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Global market including China
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Global Market
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Strong Generics Product Portfolio
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Note: Other (Women's Health, Gastrointestinal, Immunology and Metabolic)
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ScinoPharm ‐ Oncology API Leader
Stand‐Alone API Companies
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ScinoPharm 31 21
Shilpa 12 11 3
Polymed 10 2 3
MacChem Products 6 5 2 # Oncology DMF Overlap with SPT
# Non-overlapping Oncology DMF
Laurus Labs 7 7 14
# Other DMFs
Sichuan Xieli 6 8 13
Chemwerth 3 5 33
Apicore 5 6 24
0 10 20 30 40 50 60
Large Generic Pharmaceutical Companies
ScinoPharm 31 21
Teva 17 26 249
Dr. Reddy's 14 14 187
Cipla 11 17 125
Sun 17 11 174
Hisun 11 19 48 # Oncology DMF Overlap with SPT
Qilu 8 3 8 # Non-overlapping Oncology DMF
# Other DMFs
Hengrui 3 3 10
0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Source: US FDA DMF Q3 2016 database
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We are Transforming our Company
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API business, to maximize ROI
Positioning as a Transforming into a Tightening cost control
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Tapping into formulation space
related to our core competencies
in high‐entry‐barrier APIs
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Keys to Generic Formulation Business
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Opportunity Strategy Tactics
Already the leader in Developing dossiers per Expanding
providing oncology APIs our difficult‐to‐make APIs formulation portfolio
to regulated markets to increase value Establishing on‐site
worldwide proposition in the supply oncology injectable
Injectable CMOs are in chain facility and providing
short supply. Targeted delivery & an integrated supply
Can be customer’s extended release of chain
injectables provider by proven APIs via 505(b)(2) Promoting our
developing fast track formulations via
formulations using our Collaborating with start‐ strategic alliances,
own oncology APIs or ups & research institutes, especially in China
others’ APIs, up to and focusing on un‐met and US/EU
including ANDA filing oncology medical needs
with FDA of high prevalence in Asia
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Financial & Operating Results in Q4, 2016 & FY2016
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Quarterly P&L ‐ Consolidated
| In NT$ million, except for EPS 4Q,’16 (Unaudited) 3Q,’16 (Reviewed) 4Q,’15 (Audited) QoQ YoY |
In NT$ million, except for EPS 4Q,’16 (Unaudited) 3Q,’16 (Reviewed) 4Q,’15 (Audited) QoQ YoY |
In NT$ million, except for EPS 4Q,’16 (Unaudited) 3Q,’16 (Reviewed) 4Q,’15 (Audited) QoQ YoY |
In NT$ million, except for EPS 4Q,’16 (Unaudited) 3Q,’16 (Reviewed) 4Q,’15 (Audited) QoQ YoY |
In NT$ million, except for EPS 4Q,’16 (Unaudited) 3Q,’16 (Reviewed) 4Q,’15 (Audited) QoQ YoY |
In NT$ million, except for EPS 4Q,’16 (Unaudited) 3Q,’16 (Reviewed) 4Q,’15 (Audited) QoQ YoY |
In NT$ million, except for EPS 4Q,’16 (Unaudited) 3Q,’16 (Reviewed) 4Q,’15 (Audited) QoQ YoY |
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| In NT$ million, except for EPS | 4Q,’16 (Unaudited) |
3Q,’16 (Reviewed) |
4Q,’15 (Audited) |
QoQ | YoY | ||
| Operating Revenue | 1,002 | 992 | 1,030 * |
1% | -3% | ||
| Gross Profit | 444 | 466 | 514 | -5% | -14% | ||
| Gross margin | 44% | 47% | 50% | ||||
| Operating Expenses | (234) | (233) | (250) | 0% | -7% | ||
| Operating Income | 210 | 233 | 264 | -10% | -20% | ||
| Operating margin | 21% | 24% | 26% | ||||
| Other Rev. (Exp.) | 3 | (26) | (32) | -110% | -108% | ||
| Net Income before Tax | 213 | 207 | 232 | 3% | -8% | ||
| Net Income after Tax | 147 | 166 | 195 | -11% | -25% | ||
| Net margin after tax | 15% | 17% | 19% | ||||
| EPS (after tax) | 0.19 | 0.22 | 0.26 |
* Around 25% of operating revenues come from Vilazodone, used in the treatment of major depressive disorder
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Profit & Loss ‐ Consolidated
| In NT$ million, except for EPS | FY 2016 (Unaudited) |
FY 2015 (Audited) |
YoY | ||
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| Operating Revenue | 4,031 | 3,955 | 2% | ||
| Gross Profit | 1,806 | 1,677 | 8% | ||
| Gross margin | 45% | 42% | |||
| Operating Expenses | (938) | (927) | 1% | ||
| Operating Income | 868 | 750 | 16% | ||
| Operating margin | 22% | 19% | |||
| Other Rev. (Exp.) | (57) | 53 * |
-208% | ||
| Net Income before Tax | 811 | 803 | 1% | ||
| Net Income after Tax | 659 | 635 | 4% | ||
| Net margin after tax | 16% | 16% | |||
| EPS (after tax) | 0.87 | 0.84 | 4% |
* One‐time capital gains in 2015 of NT$95 MM is a result of the equity swap with Foresee. Without this item, the Net Income after Tax YOY % would be 19%.
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Balance Sheet‐ Consolidated
| In NT$ million 2016/12/31 (Unaudited) 2015/12/31 (Audited) |
In NT$ million 2016/12/31 (Unaudited) 2015/12/31 (Audited) |
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| In NT$ million | 2016/12/31 (Unaudited) |
2015/12/31 (Audited) |
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| Cash and Cash Equivalents | 3,707 | 29% | 2,336 | 19% | ||
| Accounts Receivable | 638 | 5% | 867 | 7% | ||
| Inventories | 1,830 | 18% | 2,169 | 18% | ||
| Long-Term Investments | 364 | 3% | 339 | 3% | ||
| Property, Plant & Equipment | 5,209 | 42% | 5,171 | 42% | ||
| Other Current/Non-Current Assets | 1,035 | 11% | 1,340 | 11% | ||
| Total Assets | 12,783 | 100% | 12,222 | 100% | ||
| Current Liabilities | 1,692 | 13% | 2,275 | 18% | ||
| Long-Term & Other Liabilities | 863 | 7% | 90 | 1% | ||
| Stockholders’ Equities | 10,228 | 80% | 9,857 | 81% |
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Cash Flows‐ Consolidated
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FY 2016 FY 2015
In NT$ million
(Unaudited) (Audited)
Cash and cash equivalents at
2,336 1,928
beginning of period
Cash flows from operating activities 1,659 764
CAPEX (437) (582)
Short‐term borrowings (720) 402
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Long‐term borrowings 803
Cash Dividends (219) (141)
Others 285 (525)
Cash and cash equivalents at
3,707 1,846
end of period
Free Cash flow 1,222 388
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Sales by Business
FY2016
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BD &
CRO
CMO
Others
12%
2%
FY2015 <1%
BD
CMO
CRO
2%
8%
5%
Generic
API
86%
Generic
API
85%
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Sales by Indication
FY2016
Others
FY2015 Others CNS 7% 17%
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12%
CNS
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Oncology
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FY2016
Sales by Region
AU+NZ
Others
2%
CN
7%
4%
JP
8%
FY2015
AU+NZ
India10%
CN US+CAN
5% Others
EU
1% 49%
JP
5%
20%
6%
India
18% US+CAN
42%
EU
23%
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Business Updates
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Confidential
Business Growth Drivers
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CRAM has promising development potential in the next three years
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Focus on small‐molecule targeted therapies and CNS agents based on new mode of action
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Provide integrated service from API to formulation for niche injectables
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Active development of Chinese and Japanese market
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Target projects to utilize capacity and accelerate growth for Changshu site
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Develop partnership with major Japanese pharmaceutical companies and international pharmaceutical groups with Japan‐based operation site
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Deploying the network of development, production and distribution of injectable products
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Build partnerships to speed up the momentum of vertical integration
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Achieve critical mass workforce for in‐house injectable plant facility
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Continue optimizing existing generic APIs
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Maintain the market share and profit of the top 5 marketed products
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Confidential
Trend of New Oncology Agents
The development of genomics and molecular biology sheds light on new concepts of cancer therapy
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Cancer was regarded as a single disease and was primarily managed by killing cancer cells with high dose of cytotoxic substances (chemotherapy or radiotherapy).
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With the understanding individual genomic variance, immunity integrity, and tumor development, more mechanisms have been developed to provide high specificity agents with less toxicity. The control of tumor growth and progression can be tailored to individual conditions.
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Oral small‐molecule targeted chemotherapy is currently one of the primary areas of novel anti‐cancer agents.
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Confidential
CRO Phase III Product Portfolio * Already Filed
| Code | Est. NDA Filing Year |
Indication | **Region ** | Regional* Sales** |
Remarks |
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| A | 2016* | Infectious Disease |
US / EU / Asia |
$1.4 bn | Completed process validation. Anticipated launch in 2017 with demand in tons. Expected revenue of several million USD per year |
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| B | 2017 | Ovarian/ endometrial |
US / EU | $6.0 bn | Anticipated launch in 2018 and revenue of |
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| Cancer | several million USD within 3 years | ||||||
| C | 2018 | Type I,II Diabetes |
US/ EU | $2.4 bn | Intermediate project made in Changshu site. Expected revenue of several million USD per year after launch |
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| Advanced | API project made in Changshu site. CFDA |
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| D | 2018 | Hepatocellular Carcinoma |
CN |
N/A | granted accelerated review under its category 1.1 innovative drug. Anticipated launch in 2019 with demand in tons |
*** Source: BioMedTracker, GlobalData and DataMonitor**
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Confidential
CRO Phase III Product Portfolio (cont’d)
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| Code | Est. NDA Filing Year |
Indication | Region | Sales | Remarks | ||
| E | 2018 | Prostate Cancer |
US / EU | $2.4 bn | Started process validation. Anticipated launch in 2019 and revenue of several million USD per year |
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| F | 2018 | Parkinson’s Disease |
US | $1.0 bn | Novel mechanism with promising demand. Anticipated launch in 2019 with demand in tons. Expected revenue of several million USD per year |
CRAM business is expected to enjoy significant growth in 2017
*** Source: BioMedTracker, GlobalData and DataMonitor**
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Confidential
China and Japan Market Development
China
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Accelerate progress to create positive cash flow
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Focus on mid‐ to late‐phase CRO projects. Current portfolio includes agents for oncology, anti‐hypertension, and diabetes
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Seek generic APIs/intermediates with large demand to increase production utilization
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Develop partnerships with downstream formulation for collaborative development and registration, realizing shared profit creation
Japan
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Among 20 customers, 6 are top 10 drug firms. Less established players have exited the more concentrated market
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Encourage local generic customers to engage more in direct business
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Support Japanese companies and foreign pharmaceutical companies to enable and extend business outreach
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With the resources in Taiwan and Changshu, API supply is more flexible and can be incorporated to injectable drug product via integrated services
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Selected List of CRAM Projects at Changshu
| Customer | Project Type |
Product Indication/stage | Product Type |
Remarks/ Market | ||
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| To 10 lobal harma | CMO | Aroved antideressant dru in US | GMP | Passed Mexican authorit (APIF) GMP |
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| p g p | pp p g | Intermediate | y inspection |
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| Top 5 global pharma | CMO | Approved African sleeping disease drug | API | Site transfer from Taiwan |
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| Lee’s Pharma | CRO / CMO |
>15 projects for brain tumors, antibiotic, hypertension, ophthalmology, etc. |
API |
China | ||
| Chinapharm company | CRO | Phase II/ III clinical trial for cancer | API | China | ||
| China pharm company | CRO | Phase IIb for age‐related macular di |
API | US/China | ||
| egeneraton | ||||||
| Taigen Biotech | CRO | Phase II clinical trial for myocardial infarction |
API | China/Taiwan | ||
| US‐based new drug company |
CRO | Phase II clinical trial for prevention of HIV infection |
API | US | ||
| Aslan Pharmaceuticals | CRO | Phase II clinical trial for cancer | API | China/Global | ||
| Top 5globalpharma | CRO | Phase III clinical trial for diabetes | Intermediate | US | ||
| Top 5globalpharma | CRO | Phase I clinical trial | API | NA | ||
| US NASDAQ listed pharma |
CRO | Phase III clinical trial for opioid‐induced constipation |
Crude API | US | ||
| US‐based new drug company |
CRO | Phase I clinical trial for sickle cell disease | API | US |
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Confidential
Formulation Business Progress
In‐house injectable plant
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On schedule to complete equipment assembly and verification, sterility verification, organization, personnel deployment and training, and cGMP system deployment for both vial and cartridge production lines
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Planned kick‐off registration batch production by 2017. Expected submission of 1st in‐house ANDA in 2018 and subsequent US FDA inspection approval in 2019.
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Formulation and collaboration development
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2 US ANDAs: Oncology product partnership with SAGENT, and ScinoPharm‐ developed Fondaparinux
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11 co‐developed and cost/profit sharing products with various partners
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Niche drugs planned with the indications of cancer, diabetes, osteoporosis, multiple sclerosis, and anti‐emetics. Continue to develop strategic alliances, including ongoing discussions with international major companies for exclusive rights of distribution.
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Strate ic Alliance Hi hli hts g g g
*** Already launched**
| Partner | Product |
Indications |
Region |
Launch Year(E) |
Remarks |
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| Genovate | Entecavir | Hepatitis B Virus |
Taiwan | 2013* | 1st co‐developed formulation product launch | |||
| Sagent | Oncology Injectable |
Myeloid Leukemia |
US | 2017 | 1st US ANDA filing, triggering US FDA inspection in Changshu, China site |
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| Foresee | Leuprolide | Prostate cancer | US | 2019 | 505(b)(2) NDA CRAM + Equity | |||
| Coland | Bortezomib | Multiple Myeloma |
China | 2020 | 1st co‐developed drug in China to trigger CFDA inspection in Changshu site |
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| Azacitidine | MDS | China | 2021 | Co‐developed formulation in China | ||||
| Lee’s Pharma |
Fondaparinux | Anti‐ thrombotic |
China | 2021 | Co‐development collaboration | |||
| Travoprost Bimatoprost |
Glaucoma | China | 2021 | |||||
| Nanjing King Friend |
Regadenoson | Stress agent for heart scan |
China | 2020 | Co‐developed formulation in China | |||
| US partner |
Project A | Non‐small cell lung cancer |
US | 2018 | US NDA 505(b)(2) with Paragraph IV filing / The estimated launch year is subject to litigation results |
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| US & China partners |
Project B | Imaging agent | US | 2021 | ANDA with Paragraph IV filing / The estimated launch year is subject to litigation results. |
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Maintain Market Share of Existing APIs 2016 Major Products account for 65% of total sales
| API | Indication | 2016 MKT share* |
# of US DMF/EDMF & other filings |
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| Irinotecan HCI |
Antineoplastic | 42% | 63 | ||
| Paclitaxel | Antineoplastic | 34% | 57 | ||
| Gemcitabine | Antineoplastic | 24% | 76 | ||
| Exemestane | Antineoplastic | 22% | 44 | ||
| Galantamine HBr | Antipsychotic | 17% | 38 | ||
| Docetaxel Anhydrous |
Antineoplastic | 15% | 69 | ||
| *Source: IMS data from Newport |
2017 Product Launch Plan
| Type | Product | Region | Indication | Brand |
Regional |
WW |
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| Marketer | Sales | Sales | ||||||
| Generic API |
Desmopressin Acetate |
USA | Polyuria | Ferring | US$166M | US$405M | ||
| Generic |
Tamsulosin HCl | USA | Benign Prostatic |
Boehringer |
US$333M | US$1706M | ||
| API | Hyperplasia (BPH) |
Ingelheim | ||||||
| CMO API |
Oral Product | USA EU |
Antibiotics | N/A | N/A | N/A | ||
| Generic Drug |
Oncology Injectable |
US | Myeloid Leukemia |
MDS | US$183M | US$278M |
Source: IMS Data (2015Q3‐2016Q2)
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Pipeline Outlook
- 5‐6 new launches
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2 generic API launches
1 drug products launched in US
1 [st] co‐developed US ANDA
Chinese (CFDA) inspection at Changshu site
launched
US FDA inspection at Injectable plant
2017 2018 2019 2020
3‐5 generic API launches
4‐5 new launches
1 [st ] in‐house drug US ANDA filing
2 co‐developed China ANDAs
1 [st] self‐developed US ANDA launched
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