Asia's
Top 20 Companies by Market Capitalization
Company
|
Market
Cap
|
CSL,
Austalia |
$14806.20
mn |
China
Pharmaceutical Group, China |
$6401.28
mn |
Dr
Reddy's Laboratories, India |
$4481.86
mn |
Sun
Pharma, India |
$4093.15
mn |
Mindray
Medical International, China |
$3682.60
mn |
Cochlear,
Austalia |
$3527.13
mn |
Cipla,
India |
$3482.63
mn |
Ranbaxy
Laboratories, India |
$2879.37
mn |
China
Shineway Pharmaceutical, China |
$2573.12
mn |
WuXi
PharmaTech, China |
$1662.92
mn |
Glenmark,
India |
$1561.57
mn |
GlaxoSmithKline
Pharma, India |
$1393.18
mn |
Jubilant
Organosys, India |
$1177.00
mn |
Lupin,
India |
$1156.04
mn |
Cadila
Healthcare, India |
$913.94
mn |
Simcere
Pharmaceutical Group |
$706.11
mn |
Biocon,
India |
$697.10
mn |
CK Life
Sciences, China |
$646.93
mn |
The
United Laboratories International, China |
$639.24
mn |
Sterling
Bio |
$595.49
mn |
*Korea
Market Cap data has not been available for this year.
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BioSpectrum Asia Pacific Survey 2010 estimates the market
capitalization (MCap) of the life sciences companies in the region to
be $85.46 billion at the close of the calendar year 2009. This excludes
the market capitalization of the companies from Taiwan, Singapore,
Korea* and some companies from China as the actual historical data was
not available so extrapolation was used to arrive at the overall
figure. Compared to last year the overall figure has grown only
marginally. Even though the fortunes of a number of companies have
taken a sharp upturn the currency fluctuations with respect to the US
dollar evens out the gains.
R&D spend averages at 9.44%
Pharma gets the major share of
R&D spend
With slight improvement in the economy and business, in 2009, there was
a marginal increase in the R&D spend. Though the rise was not
significant, it indicates that the companies in the region are keen on
developing new NCEs, biosimilars and generics. China companies continue
to lead the tally with over 19 percent spend on R&D. There was a
slight fall in the spending from companies in India and Malaysia as
against an increase from Australia, Taiwan and Singapore. Taiwan and
China companies successfully raised money by listing on stock exchanges
during 2009.
In terms of segments, pharma gets the major share of the R&D
spending followed by MedTech and BioPharma. Though Biotech is at the
bottom of the pyramid in this respect, Biotech companies across the
region spent over $320 million during the year on R&D.
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Average R&D spent
region wise
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