Russian pharmaceutical market to reach 3.7 trillion roubles by 2030

17 April 2024
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The Russian government is considering designing additional measures aimed at creating conditions for the growth of domestic pharmaceutical market during the period of 2024-2025, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.

In 2023, the market amounted to 2.3 trillion roubles ($24.1 billion) in value terms, while over the last four years it has grown by 60.1%. The share of Russian drugs in the overall structure of the market reached 36.8% compared to 30.8% in 2019 in value terms and more than 60% in terms of volume.

As part of the latest state plans, the market should reach 3.7 trillion roubles ($39.6 billion) in value term by 2030, while the share of drugs produced in Russia in a full cycle basis, including active ingredients should reach 80%.

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