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© IQVIA 2017. All rights reserved.
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IQVIA R&D Local Offering supports different phases of a
product life cycle through clinical data & evidence
Regulatory Approval
Competitor differentiation
Claims substantiation
Phase IV studies
PROTOCOL REGULATORY ETHICS SITE ID & SUBJECT DATA REMOTE SAFETY & BIO- REPORT/
WRITING / SUBMISSION SUBMISSION RECRUITMENT MANAGEMENT MONITORING REPORTING STATISTICS MANUSCRIPT
REVIEW (as needed) (as needed) WRITING
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IQVIA has helped to commercialized 98 of the top 100 brands in 2015
Approval, market
Clinical development Commercialization
access
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Source: National Sales Audit (NSA) Q 3 2017
SEA Overview
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Global growth is expected to average 5% over ‘18 – ’22, a
slowdown from previous highs
Global pharmaceutical sales
(Constant currency USD bn)
Notes
1600 12%
Forecasted
• Geographically, the key growth
1400
drivers for the global market
10% continue to be the US and
1200
Pharmerging countries
8%
1000
• Other major developed markets
Pharmerging
Pha
such as the EU5 are expected to
800 6%
see slower growth
Global
600 growth
4%
Major
Developed
400
2%
200
0 0%
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Global sales
Major developed: US, EU5, Japan and Canada. Pharmerging: 21 major emerging markets include China, India, Russia, Brazil and others but with a GDP per 8
capita of less than USD30,000. Source: IQVIA Market Prognosis Q3 2018
The APAC pharmaceutical market is in line with global growth
and pushing ahead of Europe in terms of size
Global pharmaceutical market overview
Global markets pharmaceutical sales CAGR Global pharma market sales CAGR
by value 2018(f) (USD, Bn) 2013-18(f) (%) by ATC 2013-18(f) (%)
Philippines 11%
Vietnam 11%
Thailand
Thailan 8%
20%
Lipid Anti
15% regulators Renin- Thromobitc
angioten
Vitamins Cough
10% MATQ3 2018 y-o-y growth & Cold
Analgesics
5% Asthma
COPD
Ophthalmology
0% Anti-bacterials Anti
rheumatic
Antacids,
-5%
Anti-flatulents
Anti-ulcerants
-10%
-5% 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%
CAGR MATQ3 2015 - 2018
By ATC level 2 11
Source: MIDAS
In this landscape, innovative strategies are being used to navigate
cost-containment while leveraging growth opportunities
Key trends the region
Technology adoption to
Continued increase in cost Steady rise of income levels,
A shift of service delivery and existing processes/systems
containment measures are lack of trust in public
touch points for customer continues, with the focus
driving a need to work with healthcare delivery and gov’t
interaction due to new policy shifting to innovative
public policy makers and initiatives drive increased
focus and a strengthening coordinated approaches to
payers to enhance product out of pocket spending
retail segment, gives rise to increase engagement
value propositions beyond and expansion of private
change in channel strategy across the value chain via
simple price cuts insurance
technology
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Source: IQVIA research & analysis
Indonesia Information Offerings -
Initiatives and Update
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Currently, IQVIA audits three out of the eight Pharma channels
Manufacturers
Modern General
Pharmacies Drugstores Hospitals Clinics Puskesmas Midwives
Trade Trade
• Has pharmacy license • Has drug store • Has hospital license • Private practice • Primary care facilities • Primarily work in • Self-service •• Served
Served by shop
• Must have pharmacist license • Must have pharmacist • Can be a single funded by b
women health • Has cash registers keeper
• Can sell prescription • Doesn’t have • Public and private doctor or multiple government • Has bigger role • Cannot sell • No cash register
drugs pharmacist • Chain & independent doctors practice • Can sell prescription particularly in rural prescription drugs • Cannot sell
• Chain & independent • Cannot sell type • Doctors also dispense drugs
areas • Extensive product prescription drugs
type prescription drugs drugs • Middle to lower class
• Middle to upper class • Middle to lower assortment • Limited product
• Middle to lower class customers
consumers class customers • Middle to upper assortment
consumers
class consumers • Middle to lower
class consumers
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Moving forward, we will have full view of the market by re-
launching ITMA and maintaining channel audits
Indonesia Total
Channel Audits
Market Audit
Projected Not
Non covered
contributors
Indonesia
Pharmaceutical
Hospital Audit
Indonesia Projected
Contributor Direct sales Drugstore Audit
Indonesia
Pharmacy Audit
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In-line with the new complexities of the Indonesia market,
ITMA factors in more variables and attributes
ITMA 1.0 methodology ITMA 2.0 methodology
Stratification and projection by Stratification and projection by
Generic status
Oncology/
E-catalogue status (BPJS)
Immunology
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ITMA will improve as we invest into enhancing our panels- both
existing medical and new Modern/General trade channels
Indonesia Total Market
• Has pharmacy
ph license • Has drug store • Has hospital license • Private practice • Primary ca re facilities • Primarily work in • Self-service •• Served
Served by
b shop
• Must have pharmacist license • Must have pharmacist • Can be a single funded by women health • Has cash registers keeper
• Can sell prescription • Doesn’t have • Public and private government • Cannot sell • No cash egister
doctor or multiple • Has bigger role
drugs pharmacist • Chain & independent • Can sell prescription r prescriptiondrugs
prescription drugs • Cannotsell
• Cannot
• Chain & independent • Cannot sell doctors practice particularly in rural
type • Extensive product prescript drugs
type • Doctors also dispense drugs areas prescription
prescription drugs • Limited oduct
drugs • Middle to lower class assortment
• Middle to upper class • Middle to lower class • Middle to lower
consumers consumers
customers
class customers • pr
Middle to upper assortme nt
lower
class consumers • Middle to sumers
class con
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While our Channel Audits measures demand based on sampled
panels and gain further insights on key channels
Channel Audits
Key Attributes
Reporting
Audit Data Source Sample Size Price
Level
Not
covered Indonesia - National
HNA
Pharmaceutical Panel 500 - Chain vs
WAP
Audit Independent
Indonesia
Pharmaceutical
Hospital Audit
Indonesia HNA
Panel 175 National
Drugstore Audit WAP
Indonesia
Drugstore Audit
- National
Indonesia HNA
Indonesia - Public vs Private
Pharmaceutical Panel 250 E-catalogue
Pharmacy Audit - BPJS vs Non- WAP
Hospital Audit
BPJS
Key Benefits
• Gain insights on public vs private in hospital channel
• View of independent vs chain pharmacy
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The channel audits are key to understanding channel trends and
competitor benchmarking
Channel Audits CHANNEL TREND TC TREND
40,000
80,000
35,000
70,000
30,000
Not 60,000 65,762
covered 25,000
50,000
20,000 40,000
Indonesia
Drugstore Audit 15,000 30,000
23,360
10,000
20,000
Indonesia 14,546
Pharmacy Audit 5,000 10,000
0 2,888 2,352
Indonesia 0 QTR
1/ 16QTR
2/ 16QTR
3/ 16QTR
4/ 16QTR
1/ 17QTR
2/ 17QTR
3/ 17QTR
4/ 17QT
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1/ R
,1Q2/8TR9
18
1Q15
2Q15
3Q15
4Q15
1Q16
2Q16
3Q16
4Q16
1Q17
2Q17
3Q17
4Q17
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Moreover, there are further splits in the channels, especially for
Hospital sector to assess impact of BPJS in public vs private
MAT Q3 2017
(HNA price, IDR)
Public
55%
Independent 72% 47% Hospital
Ho 5.3% Hospital 3.4%
Pharmacy 3.8%
Projected Not
Non covered
contributors
Indonesia
Pharmaceutical
Hospital Audit
Indonesia Projected
Contributor Direct sales Drugstore Audit
Indonesia
Pharmacy Audit
Supply Demand
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Indonesia Pharma Market
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Indonesia Pharmaceutical Market Overview
Indonesia pharmaceutical market has decrease to -1.2% in MAT Q4 2018
MAT Gr QTR Gr
-1.2%
IDR 83,783 Bio
-4.7%
29%
3Yr CAGR
Free Sales Ethical Total Pharma: 3.6%
Ethical: 6.0%
Free Sales: -1.3%
71%
9.4%
8.5%
0.5%
(4.32.%
4 (4.0%) (3.9%) Ethical contribute for more
Growth 3.0%
(1.8%) %) than 70% of market share
(5.1%) (5.4%) (6.9%)
79,041 84,842 83,783 19,664 21,252 22,615
In MAT Q4 2018, Free sales
25,892 24,567 decrease after having positive
25,134
growth in 2017
Source:
Source:Indonesia TotalTotal
Indonesia Market Q4 2018
Market Q4 2018 24
Pharmaceutical Market by Generic Flag
20%
3Yr CAGR
Total Pharma: 3.6%
Branded : 1.3%
Branded Unbranded
Unbranded : 15.5%
80%
19.7% 11.4%
Growth 15.5% 23.7%
(0.8%)
2.5% 8.6% (5.5%) Branded products have
5.7%
(4.0%)
0.4% (11.2%) decreased to -4.0% in MAT
79,041 84,842 83,783 19,664 21,252 22,615
Q4 2018 after had positive
growth in MAT Q4 2017
15,211
13,173 16,946
25%
3Yr CAGR
Total Pharma: 3.6%
MNC Domestic
MNC: 2.7%
Domestic: 3.9%
75%
7.4%
5.9% 8.9% 2.7% 1.6%
2.9% 2.0%
Growth 2.6% (1.3%) MNC companies maintain
(2.5%) (6.7%)
positive growth while
(6.3%) Domestic have decreased
79,041 84,842 83,783 19,664 21,252 22,615 both in MAT and QTR Q4
2018
20,794 21,356
20,204
67,044 63,153
58,952
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CAGR 3 Y
MAT GROWTH = -1.2%
CAGR
Value : 5,349 Bio IDR
MAT Growth : 62.3 %
25 B01-ANTITHROMBOTIC
IDR 83.783 Billion AGENTS
N05-PSYCHOLEPTICS
-1.2% -1.2%
Company Level MAT Gr YTD Gr 20 A10-DRUGS USED IN
DIABETES
-4.7% 3.6% D07-Topical Corticosteroids
3Yr CAGR K01-INTRAVENOUS 1-
1-OPHTHALMOLOGICALS
QTR Gr Value : 1,139 Bio IDR
SOLUTIONS S0
15 MAT Growth : 52.6 %
V03-OTHER THERAP.PROD. R03-ANTI-ASTHMA & COPD C09-RENIN-ANGIOTEN SYST
PROD AGENT
AGENT M02-ANTIRHEUMATI
Top 20 TC2: PROD M02-ANTIRHEUMATI CS
TOPICAL
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IDR 59.984 Billion R05-COUGH & COLD
PREPARATIONS
C08-CALCIUM ANTAGONISTS
Therapeutic L01-ANTINEOPLASTICS
CAGR 3Y
A10C-HUMAN
INSULIN+ANALOGUES
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B01C-PLATELET AGGREG L01H-PROTEIN KINASE INH A-NEO
IDR 83.783 Billion INHIBITRS
-5 A02A-ANTACIDS
Brand ANTIFLATULENTS
Level J0 1D-CEPHALOSPORINS &
COMBS
N02B-NON-NARCOTIC -10
J01C-BROAD SPECTRUM ANALGESICS
PENICILLIN
MAT Growth Market = -1.2%
Stagnant Emerging
-15
94.60 184%
LACTOBACILLUS REUTERI
86.31 59%
LEVOCARNITINE+THIOCTIC ACID+UBIQUINONE(S)
79.29 57%
NILOTINIB
73.51 76%
GENTAMICIN
65.12 41%
BUDESONIDE+FORMOTEROL
64.48 1038%
CALCIUM+GLUCOSE+SODIUM+SODIUM
51.37 302%
AFATINIB
43.00 39%
TIOTROPIUM BROMIDE
36. 51%
ARIPIPRAZOLE
35. 32%
GLUCOSAMINE
34. 71%
VINORELBINE 33%
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FONDAPARINUX SODIUM 34%
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NEVIRAPINE
RANK PRODUCT BIO IDR RANK PRODUCT BIO IDR RANK PRODUCT BIO IDR
Brand 17 OTSU RL OTS 293 17 NOURISH SKIN P-I 371 17 BREXEL KLB 354
14.7% 43.3%
Shr MAT Gr 18 VAKSIN CAMPAK BFR 290 18 TOLAK ANGIN SMU 339 18 CETAPHIL GLD 342
Level
43.3% 50.4% 19 RINGER LAKTAT(OGB) WIB 277 19 BODREX TFC 328 19 OTSU RL OTS 321
YTD Gr QTR Gr
20 ALBOTHYL NYE 268 20 SANMOL SN5 317 20 SANMOL SN5 320
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Ethical Only
In Ethical category, AstraZeneca, Merck (MNC), Kimia Farma, Biofarma (domestic)
are the top performers in Q4 2018
30 KIMIA FARMA
Value : Bio 2,614 IDR
CAGR 3 Y
MAT Growth : 38.8%
INTERBAT, 944
SANOFI-AVENTIS, 1,147 -10
CAGR
N05-PSYCHOLEPTICS
IDR 25
59.217 Billion N03-ANTI-EPILEPTICS R03-ANTI-ASTHMA & COPD
PROD
Company Level 0.5% 0.5%
MAT Gr YTD Gr
20 A10-DRUGS USED IN DIABETES
01-ANTITHROMBOTIC
8.1% 6.0% B
AGENTS
QTR Gr 3Yr CAGR
D07-Topical Corticosteroids
Value : 1,139 Bio IDR
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MAT Growth : 52.6 %
Top 20 TC2:
N01-ANAESTHETICS
C09-RENIN-ANGIOTEN SYST
S01-OPHTHALMOLOGICALS AGENT
IDR 44.721 Billion C10-LIPID-REG/ANTI-
Therapeutic ATHEROMA
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Emerging
Stagnant -10
CAGR 3Y
Value : 4,009 Bio IDR
MAT Growth : 98.8 %
B01C-PLATELET AGGREG
0.5% 0.5% 20 INHIBITRS A10C-HUMAN
Company Level MAT Gr YTD Gr INSULIN+ANALOGUES D07A-Top Corticosteroids plain
Value : 871 Bio IDR
8.1% 6.0% MAT Growth : 100.3 %
QTR Gr 3Yr CAGR N03A-ANTI-EPILEPTICS
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C09C-ANGIOTENS-II ANTAG, PLAIN
J01C-BROAD SPECTRUM
PENICILLIN -5
Brand
Level J07E-VIRAL VACCINES
A
J01G-FLUOROQUINOLONES
-10
N02B-NON-NARCOTIC
ANALGESICS MAT Growth Market = 0.5%
Stagnant -15
Emerging
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Free Sales Only
In Free Sales category, Ultra Sakti (Domestic) and Novell (MNC) are the top
performer in Q4 2018
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CAGR 3 Y
KIMIA FARMA, 491
PHAPROS, 401 30
IDR
MAT Growth : -39.5%
24.567 Billion
Company Level
-5.12% -5.12% 25
MAT Gr YTD Gr
ULTRA SAKTI, 776
-6.90% -1.35% MAT Growth: 33.7%
QTR Gr 3Yr CAGR 20 SIDO MUNCUL, 410
SOHO, 1,205
15 NOVELL PHARM, 1,014
DARYA VARIA, 809 LAPI, 748
Therapeutic EAGLE INDO PHARMA, 1,058
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Class DEXA MEDICA, 523
BINTANG TOEDJOE, 534
5
SANBE, 669 MAT GR
GROWTH
CAGR MARKET 3Y = -1.3%
0
Brand -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25
Level PHAROS, 1,430 COMBIPHAR, 589
MAT Growth: -36.5% -5
KONIMEX, 993
KALBE FARMA, 1,155 GLAXOSMITHKLINE CH, 528
-10
TEMPO SCAN PACIFIC, 969
DANKOS, 376
MAT GROWTH = -5.1% -15
Decelerating Sustainable
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IDR 02G-JOINT CARE
24.567 Billion PRODUCT, 503
02E-MUSCULAR PAIN RELIEF
CAGR
MAT Growth: -45% 05F-IMMUNOSTIMULANT 04K-COENZYME Q10
-5.12% -5.12% 12
PREPARAT. PRODUCTS
Company Level MAT Gr YTD Gr
03G-ACID CONT & H EARTBUR
-6.90% -1.35% PRD N 03F-PROBIOTICS DIGEST
DI
QTR Gr 3Yr CAGR 01B-COLD REMEDIES HEALTH
7 03D-ANTIDIARRHOEALS
07A-EYE CARE
04B-MULTIVIT.WITHOUT
-4 % -5% 04E-OTHER SPECIFIC MINERALS
YTD Gr QTR Gr -8
VITAMINS
04A-MULTIVITAMINS WITH
MINERA -13
04C-VITAMIN B GROUP
Brand
Level -18
82B-SPEC FACE CARE PROD
WOMEN
CAGR 3Y
02A2-GEN PAIN RELIEF 02E1-MUSCULAR PAIN RELIEF
PAEDIATR 15 03G1-ANTACIDS TOPI
0
4F2-IRON 04K1-COENZYME Q10
IDR SUPPLEMENTS, 328
24.567 Billion MAT Growth: -54% 01B1-COLD OR FLU REMEDIES PRODUCTS
10 05F1-
-5.12% -5.12% IMMUNOSTIMULANT
Company Level MAT Gr YTD Gr PREPARAT.
03F1-PROBIOTICS DIGEST
-6.90% -1.35% 01A1-COUGH RELIEVERS HEALTH
QTR Gr 3Yr CAGR 5
18A2-ALL OTHER N-
CL.HERBAL PRD
Top 20 TC3: 0
-5
-35 -30 -25 -20 -15 -10 -5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
IDR 16.348 Billion 04D2-VITAMIN C CAGR 3Y Market = -1.3%
COMBINATIONS 04F1-CALCIUM SUPPLEMENTS
Therapeutic 01A2-EXPECTORANTS -5
67% -4%
Class Shr MAT Gr 04A1-M/VIT+MIN AD(EXC
SNR&NAT) 07A5-EYE DECONG & ANTI-INFLAM
-4% -7%
QTR Gr 02G2-JOINT CARE
YTD Gr -10
02A1-GENER PAIN RELIEF
PRDS(SYSTEMIC), 466
MAT Growth = -47% 04A4-M/VIT+MIN ER ADULTS
PERINATAL US
PERINATAL US E
-15
Brand 04C4-VITAMIN B
COMBINATIONS
Level
82B5-A-AGE/A-WRINKLE FAC -20
WOMEN
Emerging
Stagnant MAT Growth Market = -5.1%
-25
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Hospital continue to grow in MAT Q4 2018, especially for Domestic Ethical
MAT 3Q18 VALUE SHARE (PHARMACY, HOSPITAL, DRUGSTORE) – HNA PRICE
Growth
-7.0% 16.9% -13.5%
100% 1% 0%
7% 7%
9% 9%
90%
32% 31%
80% 25%
MNC 26%
25% 26%
70%
5% 4%
60%
26% 24%
50% 33% 32%
IC
40% S
T
M
30% E 62% 64%
D
20% O
43% 44%
34% 33%
10%
Pharmacy Hospital Drugstore
0%
MAT 4Q17 MAT 4Q18 MAT 4Q17 MAT 4Q18 MAT 4Q17 MAT 4Q18
DOMESTIC ETHICAL DOMESTIC FREE SALES MNC ETHICAL MNC FREE SALES
19.3 12.1
Growth in %
-7.9 -4.9 -15.0 -10.8
DOMESTIC MNC
Source : Pharmacy, Hospital, and Drugstore 4Q18
Combined Audit measure consumption from outlets to patients 41
Hospital & Pharmacy account for almost 90% of medical channels with
Hospital driving higher growth particularly in Private
COMBINED AUDIT* (BIO IDR) – MAT VALUE RELEVANT HNA
Combined Audit
+28.8%
16,335 12,756
-7.0%
17,565 (36.2%) 9,904 (54.7%)
(40.3%)
(50.2%)
+18.2%
12,756
14,000 Growth 10,568
14,000 Growth
28.8% 7.5%
9,904 863 12,000
12,000 9,830
10,000
10,000
806
8,000
8,000
8,445
6,647
6,170
6,000
6,000 6,537
4,000
4,000
2,000 3,558
2,000 3,288
3,369
2,476
-
-
MAT 4Q17 MAT 4Q18 MAT 4Q17 MAT 4Q18
MNC ETHICAL MNC FREE SALES DOMESTIC ETHICAL DOMESTIC FREE SALES
MNC ETHICAL MNC FREE SALES DOMESTIC ETHICAL DOMESTIC FREE SALES
HOSPITAL PRIVATE MAT 4Q17 vs MAT 4Q18 HOSPITAL PUBLIC MAT 4Q17 vs MAT 4Q18
Growth RELEVANT HNA Growth RELEVANT HNA
(in %) TOTAL MNC DOMESTIC (in %) TOTAL MNC DOMESTIC
TOTAL 28.8 34.7 26.7 TOTAL 7.5 8.1 7.2
ETHICAL 31.1 36.1 29.2 ETHICAL 7.9 8.2 7.7
ETHICAL BRANDED 15.8 36.7 5.6 ETHICAL BRANDED 8.9 8.9 8.9
UNBRANDED GENERIC 98.8 9.1 101.9 UNBRANDED GENERIC 5.9 -13.1 6.6
FREE SALES 5.7 -6.9 7.0 FREE SALES -2.7 -7.0 -2.3
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Which Specialties Prescribe your product?
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IMDI – INDONESIA MEDICAL DATA INDEX
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IMDI - COVERAGE
Rheumatology Pulmology
1020 Doctors Gastroenterology/Hepat Neurology
Cardiology Psychiatry
General Surgery Nephrology
Dermatology Oncology
Endocrinology
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Insights on Branded vs Unbranded
Prescriptions
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Unbranded generics dominate ethical
TOTAL ETHICAL
prescription due to BPJS 1st Semester 2017
Top 20 Prescribed Brands
Rank Prescribed Brands %Shr
1 AMLODIPINE GGM 2.3%
2 MEFENAMIC ACID GGM 2.0%
3 CEFIXIME GGM 1.7%
4 CEFADROXIL GGM 1.5%
5 AMBROXOL GGM 1.4%
6 METHYLPREDNISOLONE GGM 1.4%
7 RANITIDINE GGM 1.4%
8 CIPROFLOXACIN GGM 1.4%
9 CETIRIZINE GGM 1.4%
10 AMOXYCILLIN GGM 1.2%
11 METFORMIN GGM 1.2%
12 OMEPRAZOLE GGM 1.1%
13 DEXAMETHASONE GGM 1.1%
14 LANSOPRAZOLE GGM 0.9%
15 SIMVASTATIN GGM 0.8%
16 MEFINAL SN5 0.8%
17 DOMPERIDONE GGM 0.8%
18 CTM GGM 0.8%
19 SALBUTAMOL GGM 0.8%
20 ACYCLOVIR GGM 0.8%
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Source: IMDI, 1S 2017
For OTC, doctor preference is a mix between
TOTAL OTC
branded and unbranded generics 1st Semester 2017
Top 20 Prescribed Brands
Rank Prescribed Brands %Shr
1 PARACETAMOL GGM 9.5%
2 SANMOL SN5 5.6%
3 NEURODEX DX_ 3.0%
4 VITAMIN B COMPLEX GGM 1.9%
5 NEUROBION MCK 1.7%
6 IBUPROFEN GGM 1.6%
7 PARATUSIN D_V 1.4%
8 ASPILETS D_V 1.4%
9 VITAMIN C GGM 1.4%
10 SUMAGESIC D_V 1.3%
11 IMBOOST SHO 1.2%
12 NEUROSANBE SN5 1.2%
13 FOLIC ACID GGM 1.2%
14 NEW DIATABS D_V 1.2%
15 PAMOL IBT 0.9%
16 FOLAMIL DX_ 0.8%
17 ENZYPLEX D_V 0.8%
18 DEXTRAL MXA 0.8%
19 ZINC GGM 0.8%
20 OBAT BATUK HITAM GGM 0.8%
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Source: IMDI, 1S 2017
Insights on Rx Behavior
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G04C Prescription Pattern by Specialty
Harnal is prescribed more by GP but for Cardio and Neuro/Pyschiatry Hytrin is more dominated.
18%
21% 23% 64%
7% 13%
60%
50% 94%
32% 36%
24%
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DIAGNOSIS by PRODUCT
Harnal and Prostam is mostly have a similar diagnose, while Avodart is Prescribe in Inflam Dis Prostate Unsp .
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IMDI insight on prescribers profile
Prescriber profile by specialties and type of payment
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Medibus Introduction
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Summary
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Key Highlights
• Moving forward, we will have full view of the market by re-launching ITMA and maintaining channel audits
- In-line with the new complexities of the Indonesia market,
ITMA factors in more variables and attributes
- ITMA will improve as we invest into enhancing our panels- both existing medical and new Modern/General trade
channels
- While our Channel Audits measures demand based on sampled panels and gain further insights on key channels
• Global pharma is expected to grow at 5% in the next 5 years and APAC is aligned at 6% growth during same
period, driven by specialty medication, with Oncology as the main driver across the markets
• In SEA, Vietnam and Philippines are notable high performers while Indonesia has remained into low single digit
growth
• In 2018, the pharma market has declined by -1.2%, as we see flat growth in Ethical market and contineous decline
of the OTC sector
- Vaccines from Biofarma has registered tremendous growth due to government initiatives
- Chronic categories such as Cardio, Diabetes, Respiratory and Oncology, remains to be sustainable categories
• Hospital Channel remains to drive growth due to impact of BPJS while retail channels continue to decline
- Private hospitals are driving more growth compared to public
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