Companies Dominating the Growth Hormone Deficiency Landscape
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The growth hormone deficiency market comprises leading firms that are undertaking various initiatives to strengthen their position in the global market. In this regard, it is reported that leaders such as Novo Nordisk, Pfizer, and Eli Lilly have garnered a significant share of 62%. Besides, firms are leveraging biosimilar expansion, such as those by Pfizer and Sandoz, that reduced prices by 25% to 55% to penetrate emerging nations. Furthermore, long-acting formulations as Novo Nordisk’s weekly injection called NorditropinFlexPro, capture 40% of U.S. new prescriptions, thereby progressing wider market development.
Here is the list of some prominent players in the industry:
|
Company Name |
Country |
Market Share |
|
Novo Nordisk |
Denmark |
30% |
|
Pfizer Inc. |
USA |
20% |
|
Eli Lilly |
USA |
18% |
|
Merck KGaA |
Germany |
10% |
|
Roche |
Switzerland |
9% |
|
Ferring Pharmaceuticals |
Switzerland |
xx% |
|
LG Chem |
South Korea |
xx% |
|
Teva Pharmaceuticals |
Israel |
xx% |
|
Biocon |
India |
xx% |
|
GeneScience Pharmaceuticals |
China |
xx% |
|
Anhui Anke Biotechnology |
China |
xx% |
|
Dong-A ST |
South Korea |
xx% |
|
Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma |
Japan |
xx% |
|
Lupin |
India |
xx% |
|
Amgen |
USA |
xx% |
|
Sando |
Germany |
xx% |
|
JCR Pharmaceuticals |
Japan |
xx% |
|
CSL Limited |
Australia |
xx% |
|
Malayan Pharmaceuticals |
Malaysia |
xx% |
|
Reliance Life Sciences |
India |
xx% |
Below are the areas covered for each company under the top 15 global manufacturers: