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Bilcare — Investor Presentation (January 2010)

21 slides from Bilcare's investor presentation, January 2010

  1. Slide 1: Business Overview

    Business Overview

  2. Slide 2: Corporate Overview

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  3. Slide 3: Corporate Overview – Bilcare Limited

    Corporate Overview – Bilcare Limited Leading provider of research-driven packaging solutions solely-focused on pharmaceutical industry ▬ Founded in 1994 and based in Pune, India with global presence ▬ Manufactures packaging materials to significantly enhance function, physical efficiency and safety

  4. Slide 4: Corporate Overview – Bilcare Singapore

    Corporate Overview – Bilcare Singapore Singapore subsidiary, Bilcare Singapore founded to consolidate our international operations ▬ Manufacturing facilities in operation in Singapore, the US and the UK, & regional sales offices spread across Europe and Latin America Provides solutions across the ph

  5. Slide 5: Corporate Structure

    Corporate Structure Bilcare Bilcare India India 100% 50% Bilcare Bilcare Singapore Singapore International International Labs Labs 100% 100% 100% 100% Bilcare Bilcare GmbH GmbH Bilcare Bilcare US US Bilcare Bilcare UK UK Bilcare Bilcare Brazil Brazil (Germany) (Germany) 100% 100% Bilcare Bilcare Cli

  6. Slide 6: Bilcare International Presence

    Bilcare International Presence USA UK (DHP) Germany Clinical trial services facility Clinical trial services facility Currently sales office 14 acre FDA & DEA approved site MHRA approved site Upcoming greenfield facility in Films & foils secondary production 42 employees Europe 179 employees 6-8 mon

  7. Slide 7: Major Global Customers

    Major Global Customers | U> NOVARTIS AstraZeneca A ‘s SP. covon sanofi aventis ial RANBAXY Pfizer, TY Dr. Repos LABORATORIES LIMITED Wyeth Bilcare’ .;

  8. Slide 8: Pharmaceutical Value Chain

    Pharmaceutical Value Chain Drug Formulation Clinical Trials Manufacturing Market Discovery Development & Packaging Research Services Clinical Services Packaging Materials Formulation Batch Manufacturing Poly films Analytical Primary Packaging Aluminium Foils Stability Studies Labeling Paper Composit

  9. Slide 9: Pharma Packaging Research

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  10. Slide 10: Market Landscape

    Market Landscape Market size – estimated to increase from $4 Billion (2007) to $6 Billion (2010) Challenges for Pharma industry are becoming more complex ▬ Global supply chain ▬ Pharma specific requirements ▬ Boardroom challenges to combat lack of growth in the industry Vendors continue to remain co

  11. Slide 11: Pharma Packaging Challenges

    Pharma Packaging Challenges 5C Brand Challenges Compliance Compliance Counterfeit Counterfeit Communication Communication Convenience Convenience Cost Cost $150 $150 Billion Billion $50 $50 Billion Billion ++ Accidental Accidental Senior Senior Over-packed Over-packed revenue revenue loss loss brand

  12. Slide 12: Pharma Packaging Research

    Pharma Packaging Research Products Comprehensive range of innovative packaging materials – films & foils: ▬ Scientific optimization of drugs ▬ Maximize shelf-life ▬ Increased product stability PVC is most ▬ Enhanced speed to market common resin for core layer ▬ Protection against counterfeits Packag

  13. Slide 13: Competitive Value Chain – No Clear Competitor

    Competitive Value Chain – No Clear Competitor Food Cosmetics FMCG etc Pharma Stationary Credit Card Food etc Pharma Laminates Laminates Foils Coating Coils Films Ingots Resin Bauxite ALCAN Aluminium-focused EVC (INEOS) Polymer-focused 13

  14. Slide 14: Global Clinical Research Management

    Global Clinical Research Management 14

  15. Slide 15: Market Overview

    Market Overview In-house clinical services market currently @ $1 Billion – untapped potential market for outsourcing Competition – companies doing outsourced clinical services ▬ Fisher - $300 million in revenues (total revenues $7 billion) ▬ Aptuit - $150 million in revenues ▬ Almac - $100 million i

  16. Slide 16: Clinical Trials

    Clinical Trials Clinical trials are becoming global in nature and increasingly complex in protocol design Bilcare’s clinical trial services provides end-to-end clinical supplies management services including: ▬ Protocol design ▬ Regulatory compliance & patient safety ▬ Batch manufacturing ▬ Packagin

  17. Slide 17: Clinical Research Challenges

    Clinical Research Challenges Challenges Challenges Speed of trials ▬ 1 week loss = $20 Mn for $1 Bn new drug Accuracy of data ▬ Retrial can delay launch by 1-2 years Global reach ▬ Patient population in US/ Europe ageing Reliability ▬ IPR ▬ World-class QA Systems Competent & Focused Outsourced Partn

  18. Slide 18: Bilcare Solutions

    Bilcare Solutions Biotech & small size full-service contracts Leverage India (for Asian trials & cost) Global reach Leverage IT technology Effect High growth in volume & margin First mover advantage in Asia Leadership position by 2010 18

  19. Slide 19: Business Strategy

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  20. Slide 20: Bilcare Strategy

    Bilcare Strategy Integration into the pharmaceutical value chain at multiple points ▬ Major pharmaceutical companies are getting attracted to Bilcare’s full-service capabilities and undergoing audit processes Technology and research driven customized solutions ▬ Successful commercialization of solut

  21. Slide 21: Technology & Research

    Technology & Research Transforming products & services company to IPR IPR an IPR company Research focus symbolizes the drive Technology Technology Unique technologies will be acquired in Acquisition Acquisition synergy with strategy plan Application Application Research Research Many scientists are

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