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Τρίτη 13 Ιανουαρίου 2015
The 14 drugs most likely to top global pharma sales in 2015 and 2020
BioPharma Dive | By Sy
Mukherjee
Earlier this week,
BioPharma Dive reported on the 11 biggest
expected drug launches to watch out for in 2015. BMS's anti-PD-1 drug Opdivo and PCSK9
cholesterol inhibitors from Sanofi and Amgen are expected to comprise some of
the biggest launches in the industry and to eventually reach blockbuster
status. But there's plenty of
already-approved drugs on the market right now that will likely make 2015 yet
another massive year for pharma sales worldwide, according to equity
analysts' projections aggregated in a big new report (gated) from EvaluatePharma.
Old reliables like AbbVie's Humira and red-hot new hep C pills
Sovaldi and Harvoni from Gilead Sciences are all expected to reach the upper
tiers of marketing successes next year. But by 2020, several of the top 2010
products will probably fall off the list and be replaced with more recent
potential blockbusters, so 14 drugs total are expected to rule the global
pharma sales landscape over the next six years. Here are the 10 meds
projected to top global sales in 2015 (note: all images in this post are
expandable; just click on a given chart if you have trouble reading the data):
The
only recently-approved drugs that make the top 10 cut next year are Sovaldi and
Harvoni. One important thing to keep in mind: Sovaldi/Harvoni sales are lumped
together in this analysis, so technically, either of those two Gilead products
alone would fall short of expected sales for AbbVie's anti-inflammatory
Humira, the current top-selling drug in the world.
But one interesting aspect
of the EvalutePharma report is that it tracks how the top 2015 contenders will
perform in 2020 (and vic versa). Things look a little bit different when you
stretch things out over that timeframe, with old mainstays like
AstraZeneca's CVD drug Crestor and Roche's cancer and RA meds
Herceptin and Rituxan expected to take deep hits by the next decade:
Now,
here are the 10 drugs that are expected to top sales by 2020. This list should
obviously be approached with some caution. After all, who knows what
breakthroughs could make their way into the biopharma scene over the next
half-decade? But given currently available information, this is what the top 10
list should look like:
As
you've probably noticed, four new names are expected to claw their way into the
2020 list. And if you take that same list and regress back to those drugs' 2015
sales, once again, the landscape looks very, very different:
But
besides the new kids in the class, more than half of of 2015's top 10 are
expected to stay as the biggest sellers six years out. Here's a Venn diagram
highlighting which drugs are likely to fade over time, which are expected to reach
the highest echelon of sales, and the six (or seven if you separate Sovaldi and
Harvoni) impressive, durable therapies that make both lists:
To
summarize: the exciting BMS cancer candidate Opdivo (expected to win approval
next year); Biogen Idec's MS blockbuster Tecfidera; Astellas
Pharma's wide-ranging prostate cancer med Xtandi; and
Alexion Pharma's Soliris for the extremely rare blood
disorders paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH) and atypical hemolytic
uremic syndrome (aHUS) will rank among the new kings of pharma sales by the end
of the decade (Soliris is notable for having one of the four highest
profit margins in
all of pharma, as is Celgene's blood cancer therapy Revlimid, which makes the
top 10 list in both 2015 and 2020).As a bonus, here are the
drugs that will make the biggest jumps on the global best-sellers list between
2015 and 2020, according to EvaluatePharma: Opdivo (from #249 to #4),
Xtandi (from #63 to #10), Soliris (from #32 to #8), and Tecfidera (from #21 to
#5). And the most
recently-launched drugs to make it to the top? In 2015: Sovaldi/Harvoni
(launched 2013) and Revlimid (launched 2006). In 2020: Opdivo
(expected launch 2015), Sovaldi/Harvoni (launched 2013), Tecfidera (launched
2013), and Xtandi (launched 2012).