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Interview with Sandoz CEO Richard Saynor on Generic Pharmaceuticals Industry

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jbm

7mo ago· 3 min readen

Summary

This article discusses an interview with Richard Saynor, head of Sandoz, focusing on the generic pharmaceuticals industry and its differences from patented drug development. It covers the competitive nature of generic drug manufacturing, pricing dynamics, and intellectual property/regulatory challenges. The piece also references Novo Nordisk's situation in Canada, highlighting industry-specific issues in the pharmaceutical sector.

Key quotes

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Generic competition can be extremely fierce (and can come down to price, which is much more rare among patented drugs)
There are also a lot of interesting IP and regulatory issues about when you can start making and selling a generic version
That's a part of the industry that I don't cover as much, partly because I've never worked in it and partly because it can be a very different world than the new-drug-discovery-oriented pharma one that I know
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Novo Nordisk's Canadian Mistake

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