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Commercial Insight: Cytotoxics

Generic Adversity Facing Major Cytotoxics

Publication Date   July 2005
Publisher   Datamonitor
Product Type   Strategic Report
Pages   126
ISBN Number   not applicable
Product Code   DAT352
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Summary


There is a plethora of cytotoxics on the market but only a few dominate in terms of sales. Yet, patents for major drugs are expected to expire in the short to mid term, and sales will decrease significantly due to generic exposure. The impact of genericization is likely to have greater ramifications than ever given the drive to cut global healthcare costs.

Highlights

  • The size of the cytotoxic market in the seven major pharmaceutical markets (US, Japan, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK) is estimated to be approximately $9.6 billion. Datamonitor expects it to reach a peak of $12.8 billion by 2009. However, mainly due to major patent expiries, it is expected to drop to $11.3 billion by 2014.
  • The US represents the largest single market for cytotoxics, accounting for more than half of total sales in the seven major markets. Its proportion is expected to decline as patents for major drugs expire during the forecast period. However, the late approval and patent expiries of major drugs in Japan means that its size will increase to 2014.
  • Sanofi-Aventis is the leading player with a quarter of total cytotoxic sales, followed by Lilly with a tenth share of the market. Despite lower sales, Lilly's reliance on Gemzar and Alimta will intensify compared with that of Sanofi-Aventis by 2010, indicating that Lilly will be at a higher risk from generic competition when their patents expire.

Scope

  • Country-specific opportunities and threats that are likely to impact sales and uptake of the leading cytotoxic drugs
  • Key events and factors influencing the sales of major cytotoxic drugs in the seven major markets (US, Japan, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK)
  • Sales forecasts to 2014 for leading cytotoxics in each drug class under the ATC classification
  • Case studies examining Sanofi-Aventis's Eloxatin with Pfizer's Camptosar for the treatment of colorectal cancer and its reliance on cytotoxic sales

Reasons to Purchase

  • Understand the current and future dynamics of the cytotoxic market to determine its future size and identify new opportunities
  • Evaluate the effect patent expiries will have on key agents in order to develop commercial strategies and minimize the impact of genericization
  • Assess key success factors that drive the cytotoxic market to estimate the uptake of existing and pipeline cytotoxics in the seven major markets

Content


  • Chapter 1 Executive Summary
  • Chapter 2 Market Definition And Overview
    • Scope
    • Market definition for this report
    • L1A - Alkylating agents
    • L1B - Antimetabolites
    • L1C - Vinca alkaloids and other plant products
    • L1D - Antineoplastic antibiotics
    • L1X - Other cytotoxics
    • Drugs profiled
  • Chapter 3 Country Market Assessment
    • Current and future opportunities and threats in the cytotoxics market
    • Global opportunities and threats
    • US: opportunities and threats
    • Japan: opportunities and threats
    • EU5: opportunities and threats
    • France: opportunities and threats
    • Germany: opportunities and threats
    • Italy: opportunities and threats
    • Spain: opportunities and threats
    • UK: opportunities and threats
  • Chapter 4 Forecast Analysis
    • L1A - Alkylating agents
    • Temodar/Temodal (temozolomide) [Schering-Plough]
    • L1B - Antimetabolites
    • Gemzar (gemcitabine) [Eli Lilly]
    • Alimta (pemetrexed) [Eli Lilly]
    • Xeloda (capecitabine) [Roche]
    • UFT/TS-1 [Taiho]
    • L1C - Vinca alkaloids and other plant products
    • Taxotere (docetaxel) [Sanofi-Aventis]
    • Taxol (paclitaxel) [Bristol-Myers Squibb]
    • Supergeneric paclitaxel
    • Campto/Camptosar (irinotecan) [Pfizer/Yakult/Daiichi]
    • Hycamtin (topotecan) [GlaxoSmithKline]
    • Navelbine (vinorelbine) [Pierre Fabre/GlaxoSmithKline]
    • L1D - Antineoplastic antibiotics
    • Doxil/Caelyx (liposomal doxorubicin) [Schering-Plough/Ortho Biotech]
    • Ellence/Farmorubicin (epirubicin) [Pfizer]
    • L1X2 - Platinum compounds
    • Eloxatin (oxaliplatin) [Sanofi-Aventis]
    • Paraplatin (carboplatin) [Bristol-Myers Squibb]
  • Chapter 5 Case Studies
    • Camptosar versus Eloxatin
    • Clinical comparisons
    • Cost comparisons
    • Eloxatin racing ahead of Camptosar
    • Rationale for Eloxatin's success over Camptosar
    • Impact of Xeloda
    • Disappointing sales
    • Fulfilling the potential in the adjuvant setting
    • In combination with molecular-targeted agents
    • Navelbine and Javlor
    • IV versus oral Navelbine
    • Javlor to replace Navelbine
    • Sanofi-Aventis versus Eli Lilly
    • Higher reliance of Lilly on cytotoxic drugs
  • Chapter 6 Appendix
    • Supplementary data
    • Temodar/Temodar key facts
    • Gemzar key facts
    • Alimta key facts
    • Xeloda key facts
    • Taxotere key facts
    • Taxol key facts
    • Camptosar/Campto key facts
    • Hycamtin key facts
    • Navelbine key facts
    • Doxil/Caelyx key facts
    • Farmorubicin/Ellence key facts
    • Eloxatin key facts
    • Paraplatin key facts
    • Forecast Methodology
    • References
  • List of Tables
    • Table 1: Major marketed cytotoxic drugs profiled in Commercial Insight: Cytotoxics
    • Table 2: Major indications for Taxotere in the seven major markets
    • Table 3: Cytotoxic class forecasts in the US to 2014
    • Table 4: Cytotoxic class forecasts in Japan to 2014
    • Table 5: Cytotoxic class forecasts in France to 2014
    • Table 6: Cytotoxic class forecasts in Germany to 2014
    • Table 7: Cytotoxic class forecasts in Italy to 2014
    • Table 8: Cytotoxic class forecasts in Spain to 2014
    • Table 9: Cytotoxic class forecasts in the UK to 2014
    • Table 10: Cytotoxic class forecasts in the five major EU markets to 2014
    • Table 11: Cytotoxic class forecasts in the seven major markets to 2014
    • Table 12: Cytotoxic brand and molecule sales forecasts in the US to 2014
    • Table 13: Cytotoxic brand and molecule sales forecasts in Japan to 2014
    • Table 14: Cytotoxic brand and molecule sales forecasts in France to 2014
    • Table 15: Cytotoxic brand and molecule sales forecasts in Germany to 2014
    • Table 16: Cytotoxic brand and molecule sales forecasts in Italy to 2014
    • Table 17: Cytotoxic brand and molecule sales forecasts in Spain to 2014
    • Table 18: Cytotoxic brand and molecule sales forecasts in the UK to 2014
    • Table 19: Cytotoxic brand and molecule sales forecasts in the five major EU markets to 2014
    • Table 20: Cytotoxic brand and molecule sales forecasts in the seven major markets to 2014
    • Table 21: Temodar: key facts
    • Table 22: Gemzar: key facts
    • Table 23: Alimta: key facts
    • Table 24: Xeloda: key facts
    • Table 25: Taxotere: key facts
    • Table 26: Taxol: key facts
    • Table 27: Camptosar: key facts
    • Table 28: Hycamtin: key facts
    • Table 29: Navelbine: key facts
    • Table 30: Doxil/Caelyx: key facts
    • Table 31: Farmorubicin/Ellence: key facts
    • Table 32: Eloxatin: key facts
    • Table 33: Paraplatin: key facts
  • List of Figures
    • Figure 1: Seven market population aged 60 and over, 1950-2050
    • Figure 2: Increasing combined incidence forecasts for breast, lung, prostate and colorectal cancer with increasing age
    • Figure 3: Global oncology sales, 2003-09
    • Figure 4: Number of R&D projects by disease
    • Figure 5: Comparative sales of Camptosar and Eloxatin in the US, 1999-2014
    • Figure 6: Sales of Xeloda between 1999-2004 in the six major markets
    • Figure 7: Sales of IV versus oral Navelbine between 2000 and 2004
    • Figure 8: Sales forecasts for leading cytotoxics marketed by Sanofi-Aventis versus Eli Lilly
    • Figure 9: Sanofi-Aventis and Eli Lilly's reliance on cytotoxics