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Competitive positioning matrix for India parenteral nutrition market & Key stakeholders involved
Key Substance
Key Macro and Micro Factors Governing India Parenteral Nutrition Market
Global Parenteral Nutrition Market Size was US$4.3 billion in 2018. Owing to growing gastrointestinal surgeries and intolerance
towards the EN are the key factors contributing towards the growing Parenteral Nutrition Market in India
nutrients in chronically ill geriatric patients are driving the market 161.25
Y-o-Y: ~7.5%
• APAC accounts for 21% of the global market and account for ~ US$1 billion in 2019
• In 2019, Indian Parenteral Nutrition Market size was US$225 million and expected
• In India, gastrointestinal surgeries were the most common indication for PN use , for
expected to dominate throughout the forecast period. assumptions mentioned on slide number 10
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Sources’: Baxter Clinical Nutrition (PDF), Medind, Indian Journal of Critical Care Medicine
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Parenteral Nutrition Market: Market Dynamics
Malnutrition is one of the major drivers in the PN market, It was the predominant risk factor for death in children younger than five
in every state of India in 2017, accounting for 68.2 per cent of the total under-5 deaths, translating into 706,000 deaths
Trends
• Rising instances of preterm birth, which prompts unhealthiness, is a key reason fuelling the utilization of parenteral sustenance in India. For instance, As per
statistics, India accounts for nearly 3 million preterm births annually. Hence, it will augment the growth of the market.
• Low birth weight, the largest contributor to the malnutrition DALYs in India, had a prevalence of 21 per cent in 2017, which showed a modest declining trend. However,
the prevalence has remained very high in India at 39 per cent and 33 per cent respectively, in 2017
• Improvement in social insurance framework, increment in access to medicinal services offices and ascend in per capita human services use in the area are probably
going to fuel the market in India.
Drivers
• Malnutrition is one of the major drivers in the parenteral nutrition market . As per the Cuddles Foundation (India), In India over 50,000 children are diagnosed with
cancer every year and 40 per cent of them are malnourished at diagnosis.
• In addition, deficiency of protein diet is common in critically ill patients, that leads to occurrence of protein-energy malnutrition diseases and fat loss. In such cases
patients are treated with amino acid rich parenteral products thus, augmenting the growth of parenteral nutrition products.
• The market is slated to witness a considerable growth, owing to increase in cases of hepatic insufficiency and renal insufficiency
Challenges
• Lack of awareness among people causes the major hindrance , followed by the poor healthcare setting and minimal availability of the product across the India and in
the less developed area
• High cost associated with the Parenteral nutrition, suppress the growth in the under developed areas
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Sources: Clinical Nutrition - AWS; Investor Presentation , Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)
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PN Market: Unmet needs, Gap Analysis and Factors demanding more advancement in India
Gap Analysis: Unmet need for this therapy – Particularly in certain acute and critical care settings in India supported by the lack
of awareness among the patient
Access to curative treatment is limited and poor survival rates have been reported due to lack of PN in healthcare setting. Knowledge about cancer-related malnutrition
1 and the use of parenteral nutrition (PN) in the clinical setting are lacking. The reported diagnosis and treatment frequency of malnutrition in a multinational survey to in
cancer patients’ care was found to be extremely low
Poor nutritional status, both under-and over-nutrition, range from 5% to 50% in pediatric cancer patients at diagnosis, with a higher prevalence of under nutrition in in
2 low- and middle-income countries like India
Life-sustaining option to patients who cannot get adequate oral or enteral nutrition. However, many patients, despite the advances in enteral and parenteral nutrition
3 are still not getting the therapy they need, especially those in the acute and critical care settings
4 Infectious complications associated with parenteral nutrition in intensive care unit and non-intensive care unit patients is causing the hindrance in the market growth.
PN has been associated with more infectious complications according to multiple meta-analyses, However, caloric targets are more easily reached using this method
Market is highly concentrated & Competitive, Owing to the presence of key players like Baxter India, continuous product
launch, ongoing research and development activities and supported by the launch of PN Tools to boost Nutrition
• Hospital and pharmacy are the two main key stakeholders involved in India
• PN market is highly concentrated with the presence of companies such as
PN market.
Baxter India, B. Braun India, Fresenius Kabi India Pvt. Ltd and Amanta
Healthcare Ltd. • Hospitals include the multi specialty hospital, corporate hospitals
followed by the government/district hospital
• These companies are actively involved in improving the current product
portfolio of parenteral nutrition to sustain their position in the market. • Among the type of hospital, Corporate hospital/multispecialty
Moreover, development of new drugs and their entry in the untapped hospitals acquired the largest share, As these of hospitals have their
regions are estimated to boost the market growth. own well established pharmacies and having higher demand of the
PN products across their oncology, Pediatric and
• Market is highly competitive with the presence of the top five players in India
Department of Gastroenterology & Hepatology unit respectively
and acquired the majority of the share in the Indian PM market
Hospital and pharmacy market in India are the two pillars supporting the access of PN products to full fill the unmet needs
across the healthcare setting
• Brick-and-Mortar pharmacy in India currently has the largest market share in Indian pharmacy Hospital & Pharmacy Market
market.
• In 2017, the report suggested, Indian spend 64.21% of their health expenditure from out-of-pocket of
2%
which pharmaceuticals spend accounts for 51.67%
18%
• In 2018, Government of India launched largest public healthcare scheme Ayushman Bharat Yojana
or Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY) under National Health Protection Scheme (NHPS)
which aims to provide free healthcare coverage of up to INR 0.5 million to around 100 million people.
• Also, under the aegis of Pradhan Mantri Bhartiya Jan Aushadhi Pariyojana the Government of India
as set up Jan Aushadhi Kendra (pharmacy stores) which provide quality medicines at affordable
prices. 80%
• Major organized players operating in brick-and-mortar pharmacy market in India are Apollo
Pharmacy, MedPlus Health Services Pvt. Ltd., Zydus Wellness Limited, 98.4 Degree (Global
Healthline Pvt. Ltd.), Trust Chemists & Druggists Ltd and Emami Frank Ross Ltd. Online / e-Pharmacy Hospital Pharmacy
Brick-and-Mortar Pharmacy
Multispecialty/corporate hospital will strongly assist the PN market manufacturer in formulating various business
strategies for improving products, improved clinical settings, business expansion, and profitability
• Leverage the hospital pharmacy to • Awareness among the physician and • Direct access to healthcare system • To penetrate the Indian market,
provide direct access to products. It will key decision makers of the hospital requires the involvement with the key Brand Awareness through campaign
help manufacturer to understand the system about the current PN decision makers of Corporate will help in invading greater
end user (Physician) and patient offerings and gain access to the /Multispecialty hospital geographic access
unmet needs larger patient population across India
• Sales through brick motor • Campaign across the hospitals will
• Gaining physician and patients • List of the key stake holders and their pharmacy stores will provide direct help in getting the direct key contacts
observation in clinical setting will email and phone contact access to larger pool of patient across of the stakeholders to facilitate the
give the chance to improve current the heath system access
products and research and
development activities
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• Global PN market was 4.3 billion in 2018 and expected to grow at the rate of 3-4%
– Asia pacific accounts for 15% of the global market (Based on Figure 1 and 2)
In APAC, market is concentrated with the presence of China, Japan, India, Thailand and
followed by South Korea
– India acquired the third position, with 24% of the overall APAC region
Forecast: Considering the current uncertainty of the Indian healthcare setting its difficult to
project the growth rate for 2020
– Considering COVID-19 situation, we have projected the lesser penetration rate of the market
in 2020-2021
– The major penetration factor taken in the account: In 2018, Government of India launched
largest public healthcare scheme Ayushman Bharat Yojana or Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya
Yojana (PMJAY) under National Health Protection Scheme (NHPS) which aims to provide free
healthcare coverage of up to INR 0.5 million to around 100 million people.
– Ayushman Bharat Yojana has fueled the market growth through covering larger cancer
patient population under this scheme
– As on 15 December, 2019 a total of 470,133 cancer cases have been treated under AB-
PMJAY, according to the latest data available with National Health Authority (NHA), nodal
agency for implementing the scheme.
– The number of cases treated under the medical oncology was 3,59,327, pediatric oncology
was 17,421, radiation oncology was 76,444 and surgical oncology was 16,941, as per the NHA
data
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