The segment of public procurement of medicines in Russia is facing a serious crisis due to the ever-growing number of failed tenders, caused by a low interest of suppliers and drugmakers for them, The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent reports.
According to data from the Russian Ministry of Health, in the first quarter 2024 the share of failed tenders in the overall structure of tenders for public procurements of drugs in the Russian pharmaceutical market grew from 15% to 32.9% year-on-year basis.
The government acknowledges the problem, explaining it by the lack of suppliers and suspension of production of certain drugs. Another reason is the ever-declining initial prices of auctions, which is caused by the ever growing number of generics in the local market and dumping policy that is used by certain suppliers and producers.
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