Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Strategic Considerations
- Stakeholder Implications
- Stretched to the Breaking Point
- Clear and Present Dangers to Biotech and Pharma
- Biotech' s Depleting Cash Reserves and Demands for Cash-Outs
- Liquidation
- Layoffs
- Cash-Outs
- Pharma' s Changing Sources of Growth
- Specter of Comparative Effectiveness
- Threat of Biosimilars
- Biotech' s Dream of the Past Three Decades Has Eroded
- Staying Alive - Biotech' s Short-Term Imperative
- Life-Saving Cash Injections
- RDOs and PIPES
- Corporate Venture Funds
- Life Blood from Collaborations
- Virtualization
- Hibernation
- Consolidation
- Big Pharma Turns to Other Big Pharma for Strength
- Recent Collaborations Between Big Pharma
- GlaxoSmithKline Collaborates with Pfi zer on HIV
- Joint-Venture Strategies
- Gilead' s Strategies
- Takeover Possibilities
- Future Merger?
- Trend?
- Emerging-Markets Lifeline
- Emerging Markets
- Combined Brand and Generics Push
- No Overnight Miracles
- Mid-Tier Pharma - The Law of Unintended Consequences
- Mega-Mergers
- Eli Lilly: I Am Biotech
- Bayer Schering: Don' t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket
- Takeda Pharmaceutical: A Balanced Global Presence
- Strategies for Moving Forward
- On the Horizon - A More Unifi ed Biopharmaceutical Industry
Tables
- 1. Biotechs Out of Business, 2009
- 2. Biotech Job Losses, January Through June 2009
- 3. Several Biotech Financings, First Half of 2009
- 4. Select Pharma-Biotech Collaborations, First Half of 2009
- 5. Select Biotech-Biotech Collaborations, First Half of 2009
- 6. Select Mergers and Acquisitions of Biotech Companies, 2008 and 2009
- 7. Collaborations Between Big Pharma
- 8. HIV Drug Portfolios: Pfi zer and GlaxoSmithKline Compared with Gilead
Sciences
- 9. Gilead Sciences' Drug Development Pipeline, July 2009
- 10. Top 20 Worldwide Pharmaceutical Markets, 2003, 2008, and 2013
- 11. Companies That Disappeared After a Merger
Figures
- 1. U.S. Venture Capital Investing: Number of Deals, 1995-Q2 2009
- 2. The New Virtualized Biopharma Business Model
- 3. Top 25 Pharmaceutical Companies Based on 2008 Worldwide Sales
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