Bristol-Myers Squibb Pharmaceutical Company Intelligence Report
Espicom Healthcare Intelligence - 5/31/2006
Pharmaceutical company intelligence reports from Espicom provide a full review of the company's activities together with five-year sales forecasts for its key products. The company's financial performance is covered in-depth, from its latest results to a complete analysis of its latest full fiscal year and an outlook for the future. A section on company strategy covers mergers, acquisitions and divestitures, key agreements, products and R&D. An overview of key products and R&D is followed by a comprehensive review of the company's product portfolio and research and development pipeline by therapeutic area. In addition, supplementary appendices provide more in-depth information on financials, agreements and corporate events.
Headquartered in New York, Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) is involved in the research and development of treatments for conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, diabetes, cancer, HIV/AIDS, depression, schizophrenia and pain. The company’s research and development efforts are principally focused on Oncology, Affective (Psychiatric) Disorders and Metabolics.
Current Growth Drivers
Plavix (clopidogrel), a platelet aggregation inhibitor, is BMS’ largest selling product and continues to make substantial year-on-year sales growth. The product benefits from co-development and co-commercialisation with sanofi-aventis in a number of markets worldwide. Since its first approval in 1997, Plavix has been prescribed for around 48 million patients.
Similarly, Avapro/Avalide (irbesartan), an angiotensin II receptor agonist indicated for the treatment of hypertension and diabetic neuropathy, was co-developed and co-marketed with sanofi-aventis in several markets and also has demonstrated steady market gains since its launch.
Abilify (aripiprazole), indicated for the treatment of schizophrenia and related conditions, is the company’s flagship Affective Disorders product. The product was licensed from Otsuka, with whom BMS co-promotes Abilify in several markets, and has made strong sales increases since it became part of BMS’ product portfolio.
Erbitux (cetuximab) was licensed from ImClone Systems to become BMS’ first biological product. It is used in the treatments of various cancers and in March 2006, it became the first new treatment for squamous cell head and neck cancer in nearly three decades.
Reyataz (atazanavir), a potent azapeptide inhibitor of HIV protease, is the first once-daily protease inhibitor to be approved by the FDA. In 2005, it demonstrated the most significant growth of BMS’ pharmaceutical products, with sales increasing by nearly 70 per cent from the previous year.
- Principal Operating Results
- Latest Results
- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Introduction
- Current Growth Drivers
- Key Late-Stage Products
- Financial Performance 2005
- Sales and Market Position
- Income
- Sales, Costs and Operating Income, 2005
- Expenditure
- Capital Expenditure
- Capital Expenditure By Business Area
- Capital Expenditure By Business Area, 2005
- R&D Expenditure
- R&D Expenditure and Capital Expenditure
- Divisional Performance
- Sales By Business Segment
- Sales By Business Segment, 2005
- Operating Income By Business Segment
- Operating Income By Business Segment
- Year-End Assets By Business Segment
- Year-End Assets by Business Segment, 2005
- Geographic Performance
- Sales By Geographic Area
- Sales By Geographic Area, 2005
- Year-End Assets By Geographic Area
- Company Strategy
- Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures
- Key Agreements
- Production
- Employees
- Product / R&D Overview
- Key Products
- Recent Product Launches
- Recent Product Approvals
- Discontinued Products
- UFT
- R&D Strategy
- Key R&D Projects
- R&D Pipeline Overview
- Discontinued R&D projects
- Basulin
- E2F Decoy
- Ravuconazole (BMS-207147, ER-30346)
- Sales Forecasts
- Sales of Major Product (2000A-2010E)
- Conclusions
- PRODUCT PORTFOLIO / RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
- Major Products, Therapeutic Areas and Sales
- Top Selling Products, 2005
- R&D Pipeline
- Cardiovascular - Products
- Major Launched Products
- Avapro/Avalide
- Sales
- Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
- Competitor Products
- Patents/Generic Competition
- Sales Forecast
- Avapro/Avalide Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Plavix/Iscover
- Sales
- Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
- Further Development
- Competitor Products
- Patents
- Lawsuits/Generic Competition
- Safety Issues
- Sales Forecast
- Plavix/Iscover Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Clinical Trial Results
- Pravachol
- Sales
- Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
- Competitor Products
- Patents/Generic Competition
- Sales Forecast
- Pravachol Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Clinical Trial Results
- Others
- Cardiovascular - R&D
- Lumaxis
- Razaxaban (BMS-561389)
- Cardiovascular - Summary
- Growth Potential
- Limiting Factors
- Virology - Products
- Major Launched Products
- Baraclude
- Clinical Trial Results
- Reyataz
- Sales
- Key Markets/Indications
- Competitor Products
- Patents
- Sales Forecast
- Reyataz Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Clinical Trial Results
- Sustiva
- Sales
- Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
- Further Development
- Competitor Products
- Patents/Generic Competition
- Safety Issues
- Sales Forecast
- Sustiva Sales (2000A-2000E)
- Clinical Trial Results
- Zerit
- Sales
- Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
- Safety Issues
- Competitor Products
- Patents/Generic Competition
- Sales Forecast
- Zerit Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Others
- Virology - R&D
- AI-183 (DPC 083)
- Clinical Trial Results
- BMS-488043
- Clinical Trial Results
- Virology - Summary
- Growth Potential
- Limiting Factors
- Oncology - Products
- Major Launched Products
- Erbitux
- Sales
- Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
- Further Development
- Competitor Products
- Patents
- Lawsuits
- Safety Issues
- Sales Forecast
- Erbitux Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Clinical Trial Results - NSCLC
- Clinical Trial Results - Metastatic Colorectal Carcinoma
- Clinical Trial Results - Head and Neck Cancer
- Clinical Trial Results - Ovarian Cancer
- Taxol
- Sales
- Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
- Further Development
- Competitor Products
- Patents/Generic Competition
- Lawsuits
- Lawsuits - IVAX/American BioScience/BMS
- Sales Forecast
- Taxol Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Clinical Trial Results - Taxol and Herceptin
- Others
- Oncology - R&D
- BMS-184476
- BMS-214662
- BMS-247616/BMS-247615
- BMS-66513
- Dasatinib
- Clinical Trial Results
- Discodermolide
- Ipilimumab
- Clinical Trial Results
- Ixabepilone (BMS-247550)/BMS-310705
- Clinical Trial Results
- Javlor
- Src/ABL kinase inhibitor
- Oncology - Summary
- Growth Potential
- Limiting Factors
- Affective Disorders - Products
- Major Launched Products
- Abilify
- Sales
- Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
- Further Development
- Competitor Products
- Patents
- Safety Issues
- Sales Forecast
- Abilify Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Clinical Trial Results
- Emsam
- Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
- Clincial Trial Results
- Others
- Affective Disorders - R&D
- BMS-299897
- Affective Disorders - Summary
- Metabolics - Products
- Major Launched Products
- Glucophage franchise
- Sales
- Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
- Safety Issues
- Patents/Generic Competition
- Sales Forecast
- Glucophage Franchise Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Metabolics - R&D
- DPP4 inhibitor
- Inhaled insulin
- Pargluva
- Clinical Trial Results
- Saxagliptin
- SLV319
- Metabolics - Summary
- Others - Products
- Orencia
- Key Markets/Indications/Formulations
- Further Development
- Patents/Lawsuits
- Clinical Trial Results
- Others - R&D
- Belatacept
- BMS-068645
- BMS-203522
- BMS-249524/BMS-411886/BMS-461996
- BMS-347070
- LFA-1 receptor antagonists
- p38 kinase inhibitor
- Pro-Dafalgen
- APPENDIX 1 - FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
- Full Year Results 2005
- Sales, Costs and Operating Income
- Profitability and Research Ratios
- R&D Expenditure and Capital Expenditure
- Current Assets, Liabilities and Ratio
- Assets, Cash and Liquidity
- Employees and Productivity
- APPENDIX 2 - KEY CORPORATE EVENTS
- APPENDIX 3 - KEY AGREEMENTS
- Adenosine Therapeutics LLC
- 3rd April 2000
- Ariad Pharmaceuticals Inc
- 6th November 2002
- Celltech Chiroscience
- 11th February 1998
- Celltrion Inc
- 21st June 2005
- Chiron Corporation
- 27th November 2001
- Domantis Inc
- 5th December 2005
- Elan Corporation Plc
- 20th August 1996
- 8th July 1997
- 22nd December 1998
- 30th September 2003
- Elixir Pharmaceuticals
- 28th April 2005
- Exelixis Inc
- 18th July 2001
- 12th December 2001
- 5th August 2002
- 18th December 2003
- 6th December 2005
- Genzyme Transgenics Corp (GTC)
- 8th September 1997
- 30th November 1999
- 9th January 2001
- Gilead Sciences Inc
- 20th December 2004
- GPC Biotech Inc
- 7th December 1995
- 12th December 2001
- ImClone Systems
- 19th September 2001
- 29th October 2001
- 5th March 2002
- 12th March 2004
- 3rd April 2006
- Intra-Cellular Therapies Inc (ICT)
- 1st June 2005
- Janssen/Neurocrine Biosciences Inc
- 30th September 1999
- Kyorin Pharmaceutical Co Ltd
- 15th October 1996
- Lexicon Genetics Incorporated
- 19th August 1998
- 26th September 2000
- 18th October 2000
- 18th December 2003
- Medarex Inc
- 15th June 1998
- 13th January 2005
- 15th November 2005
- Merck & Co
- 16th August 1995
- February 1997
- 30th March 1999
- 20th December 1999
- Merck Santé SAS
- Nerviano Medical Sciences
- 28th February 2006
- Novartis
- 18th October 2000
- 28th March 2001
- Otsuka/Taiho Pharmaceutical Co Ltd
- Oncology agreement
- 6th August 1997
- Aripiprazole agreement
- 21st September 1999
- OXIGENE Inc
- 6th January 2004
- Pierre Fabre Médicament
- 20th April 2004
- sanofi-aventis
- June 1993
- 8th June 2001
- Shionogi
- Solvay
- 17th May 2004
- Spectrum Pharmaceuticals Inc
- 5th November 2001
- 11th January 2002
- Sunesis Pharmaceuticals
- 28th April 2005
- Licensing
- Co-promotion/Co-marketing
Discontinued Agreements
- Corgentech Inc
- 30th March 2005
- Flamel Technologies SA
- 31st January 2005
- Merck & Co
- 28th April 2004
- 16th May 2004
- 22nd December 2005
- Qdose
- 10th September 2003
- 7th December 2005
- APPENDIX 4 - INFRASTRUCTURE
- Research and Development Facilities
- Manufacturing Facilities
- APPENDIX 5 - KEY PHARMACEUTICAL SUBSIDIARIES / JOINT VENTURES
- Subsidiaries
- Major North American Subsidiaries
- Major European Subsidiaries
- Major South American Subsidiaries
- Major Asia/Pacific Region Subsidiaries
- Joint-Venture Companies
- APPENDIX 6 - PRODUCT INDEX
- INDEX OF TABLES
- Principal Operating Results
- Capital Expenditure By Business Area
- Sales By Business Segment
- Operating Income By Business Segment
- Year-End Assets By Business Segment
- Sales By Geographic Area
- Year-End Assets By Geographic Area
- Recent Product Launches
- Recent Product Approvals
- Key R&D Projects
- Major Products, Therapeutic Areas and Sales
- R&D Pipeline
- Major Launched Products
- Major Launched Products
- Major Launched Products
- Major Launched Products
- Major Launched Products
- Major North American Subsidiaries
- Major European Subsidiaries
- Major South American Subsidiaries
- Major Asia/Pacific Region Subsidiaries
- INDEX OF CHARTS
- Sales, Costs and Operating Income, 2005
- Capital Expenditure By Business Area, 2005
- R&D Expenditure and Capital Expenditure
- Sales By Business Segment, 2005
- Operating Income By Business Segment
- Year-End Assets by Business Segment, 2005
- Sales By Geographic Area, 2005
- Sales of Major Product (2000A-2010E)
- Top Selling Products, 2005
- Avapro/Avalide Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Plavix/Iscover Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Pravachol Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Reyataz Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Sustiva Sales (2000A-2000E)
- Zerit Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Erbitux Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Taxol Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Abilify Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Glucophage Franchise Sales (2000A-2010E)
- Sales, Costs and Operating Income
- Profitability and Research Ratios
- R&D Expenditure and Capital Expenditure
- Current Assets, Liabilities and Ratio
- Assets, Cash and Liquidity
- Employees and Productivity