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 Global pharma industry outlook: The ups and   spending and volume growth will con-  times faster. In 2023, small-molecules  value is  highly concentrated in  a  few
       tinue to show diverging regional trends.  drugs accounted for $785-billion (58%  top therapy areas and driven primarily
 downs & projections near term  Spending  growth  through  2028 is  of the market) and biologics $559-bil-  by biologics,” said IQVIA’s Lewis. On-
       expected to be high in North America and  lion (42% of the market) compared  cology was the largest market segment,
 lobal bio/pharma sales growth  referred to throughout the article, have   PATRICIA VAN ARNUM  Western Europe, driven by a wider use  to a 69% share for small-molecules  valued at $213-billion globally in 2023,
 was strong on a value basis  been performed at ex-manufacturers’   of novel drugs at higher average prices.  and a 31% market share for biologics  followed by anti-diabetics at $168-bil-
 Gat ex-manufacturers’ prices in  prices based on the IQVIA MIDAS   Editorial Director, DCAT  Above-average volume and spending  in 2018 (see Figure 2).  Within small  lion, and immunology at $166-billion
 2023 although volume growth was rela-  database.  Germany, Italy, and Spain) and the   growth through 2028 is expected for  molecules, specialty small-molecule  (see Figure 3). Combined, these three
 tively  fl at.  What  are  the  growth  pros-  UK collectively represented  15% of   India  and  Asia-Pacifi c  (excluding  drugs are growing more than twice as  sectors represented approximately 40%
 pects in leading geographic markets,  Global and regional growth trends  the global pharma market, with value   Japan), but below-average volume and  fast as those of traditional small-mole-  of the global market on a value basis.
 therapeutic sectors, and in the mix bet-  Last year (2023) was a mixed story  growth  of  9%  in  2022-2023,  but  vol-  spending growth is projected for Japan  cule  drugs (see Figure 2). However,
 ween small molecules and biologics?  for the global bio/pharma industry. On  ume growth of only 1%. Japan, which   through 2028.  A mixed story is pro-  traditional small-molecule drugs  still   While these three areas – oncology,
 a  value basis,  the global prescription-  represented 4%  of  the global market,   jected for China, which will see below-  dominate  the  small-molecule sector,  diabetes, and immunology – are the top
 Charting industry growth  based market increased 10% in 2022-  saw value growth of 3% in 2022-2023,   average spending growth through 2023,  accounting for 71% of small-molecule  therapy areas, there are cost, price, and
 How  did the global bio/pharma  2023, but volume growth was only 2%.  but only 1% in volume growth. China,   but expanded access to novel drugs  drugs in 2023 (see Figure 2). Specialty  innovation challenges in each sector,
 market perform in 2023, and what can  Overall, the global bio/pharmaceutical  the third  largest  geographic market   will drive spending growth faster than  medicines,  as  defi ned  by  the  IQVIA,  explained  Lewis. Overall, oncology
 be expected in 2024 and over the next  market was  valued at $1.3-trillion in  behind the US and the EU4 and UK, with   volume.  are those medicines that treat specifi c,  drugs represent approximately 35% of
 several years?  2023, with the US representing 52% of  an 8% market share in 2023, improved   complex  diseases with  four or more  all pipeline assets, but market opportu-
 the global market on a value basis. The  both on a value and volume  growth   Small molecules versus biologics  of the following attributes:  initiated  nities are increasingly fragmented due
 Graham Lewis, Vice President of  US market experienced value growth of  basis. Value growth in China improved   In looking at market  share and  only by a specialist;  administered by a  to the rapid expansion of targeted thera-
 Global Pharma Strategy, IQVIA, pro  13% in 2022-2023, but volume growth  to 4% in 2022-2023 compared to nega-  growth rates on a modality basis,  practitioner; requires special handling;  pies. “Me-too” therapies are fi nding it
 vided an analysis of current and projected  of only 2%, down from the 3% seen in  tive  growth (decline)  of 2% in 2021-  small-molecules  drugs versus biolo  unique distribution; high cost; warrants  increasingly  diffi cult  to  challenge  the
 industry performance at the Pharma  2021-2022 (see Figure 1).  2022, and volume growth in 2022-2023   gics, a “changing of the guards” is taking  intensive patient care; or requires reim-  standards of care. Payers are scrutiniz-
 Industry Outlook education program at   was 4%, commensurate with its value   place, noted IQVIA’s Lewis. Although  bursement assistance.  ing cost-effectiveness more intensely
 DCAT Week, held on March 18, 2024.   The value/volume growth differen-  growth (see Figure 1).  small-molecules still  account for  the   than  had previously been  the case.
 Note: The analyses of market value size  tial occurred in  other developed mar-  largest market share in 2023 globally,  Therapeutic sector growth trends  However, oncology is and will remain
 and/or market value growth, which are  kets as well. In 2023, the EU4 (France,   Looking ahead through 2028,   biologics are growing more than three   On a therapeutic sector basis, “global  the largest therapy area by 2030, parti-

 Global Pharma sales at ex-mnf prices grew 10% in 2023, but volumes fl at  Global Pharma market growth expected to continue, with biologics and specialty
                                   segments continuing to lead the way
 Value growth (%)  Volume growth (%)
 Global Pharma sales*
 in 2023 by region  2021-2022  2022-2023  2021-2022  2022-2023  Global Pharma Market Forecast 1*  ‘‘Change of guards” 2**
 1.3TN  2.4TN  US  10  13  2  3  $Tn               Biologics and Small Molecules Small Molecules by Type
 Others  Middle East  10  6                                 $Bn, (%)              $Bn, (%)
 20%  Japan  10  13  4  8          +7%  2.3
 4%  China  Rest of Europe  11  2                      Small molecules  Biologics  Traditional  Specialty
                                                                                          785
 8%  54%  EU4+UK  India  7  10  1  2                             1,344
 US                       +6%  1.6                                             637
                                                                  785
 15%  ROW  9 10  0  6                                   929       (58%)                   558
 LATAM  9  12  0  7   1.2                                637  4%               478   3%  (71%)
 9%  EU4+UK  8 9  3                                     (69%)      559        (75%)  7%
                                                                                           228
 14%  CIS  12  3                                         291  14%  (42%)       159        (29%)
 52%  4  4                                              (31%)                 (25%)
 12%  China  -2  4  2  4                                2018      2023         2018      2023
 11%  Japan  2 3  1                               Biologics grow >3x as fast as   Specialty small molecules
 1
 Global pharma  Global pharma  2018  2023  2028                           grow >2x as fast as traditional
 Value  Volume  10%  2%                                small molecules
 growth (22-23)  growth (22-23)                                                small molecules
 Growth vs previous
 period legend  Increase Decrease Stable
 Fig. 1: Global Bio/Pharma market performance  Fig. 2: Global Bio/Pharma Market: Biologics & Small Molecules
 *Value sales in constant $; volume sales in SU;  *Includes COVID vaccines, OTC and Chinese medicines;
 Note: Argentina and Turkey exculded due to Fs fl uctuations. COVID vaccines excluded  **Argentina and Turkey exculded due to Fs fl uctuations. COVID vaccines excluded TN is trillion
 Source: IQVIA MIDAS Q4 2023,Rx only  Source: (1) IQVIA Institute, Global Use of Medicines 2024: Outlook to 2028; (2) IQVIA MIDAS Q4 2023

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