The lower cost of developing generics is one factor driving increased interest in the sale of branded generics products on the part of innovative drugmakers.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the USA's Abbott Laboratories (NYSE: ABT), since spinning out its innovative drug business, has achieved strong growth focusing on the development of branded versions of generics for emerging markets.
The WSJ notes that: “In India, branded generics accounted for about 63% of all drug sales by value in 2015,” whereas: “In China, that figure stands at 55%. In the USA, by contrast, branded generics only comprise around 11% of all drug sales.”
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