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Thomson Reuters Announces 2009 Edition of the CMR International Pharmaceutical R&D Factbook
Date:7/22/2009

PHILADELPHIA and LONDON, July 22 /PRNewswire/ -- The 2009 edition of the trusted and often cited compendium of pharmaceutical research and development statistics, the CMR International Pharmaceutical R&D Factbook, is now available. This year's Factbook offers extended content including patent information and emerging trends in worldwide pharmaceutical R&D.

"The R&D Factbook provides the data that R&D companies need to make informed decisions," said Dr. Jane Sharples, General Manager of CMR International. "With this publication, R&D companies can gain insights into industry dynamics and trends, determine how they perform against the market as a whole and gauge their productivity in relation to their peers and competitors. Companies can also see the consequences of adopting different R&D strategies. In short, they have accurate, independent and validated information on which to base business decisions."

Highlights of the 2009 edition include:

  • The number of new molecular entities (NME) launched onto the global market failed to improve on 2008's 20-year low. Actual development times for new molecular entities are slowly increasing to 14 years, though major pharmaceutical companies (those that spent more than $2 billion on R&D in 2008) take on average slightly more than 11 years.
  • Anti-cancer therapy is the most common area for new patent filing on emerging targets.
  • India leads the way in the recent trend towards new molecular entity research by generic specialty companies.

The Centre for Medicines Research International Ltd (CMR International), a Thomson Reuters business, yearly publishes the Factbook. This is an up-to-date business planning tool for decision makers in the pharmaceutical industry, including R&D, corporate finance, business strategy, marketing pla
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