The New Novartis: A Slimmer Business Portfolio is Expected to Yield An Increase In Profitability

WASHINGTON - June 19, 2014 - PRLog -- Novartis’ innovative new plan to restructure its business portfolio will focus on three key areas: branded drugs, eye care, and generics.  This new focus is predicted to hold a profitable outcome for the company.

Novartis’ Pharmaceuticals sector includes concentration on Dermatology, Heart Failure, Respiratory and Cell Therapy, and Oncology business. The Novartis Oncology is currently number two in sales worldwide, and its pipeline is among the broadest in the industry.

The Eye Care division, Alcon is situated well for continuous growth in all three of its franchises: Surgical, Ophthalmic Pharmaceuticals and Vision Care. Alcon currently holds the title as the number one player in the eye care market globally.

The Generics division, Sandoz is currently the second largest generics company in the world and is expected to be a key leader in in complex, differentiated generics and biosimilars. Sandoz outperformed the market in all regions in 2013, including both developed and emerging markets. Sandoz generic sales reached 28% which is twice as high as the equivalent figure for its closest global competitor according to a statement released by the company.

In a statement issued by the company, "With Pharmaceuticals, Alcon and Sandoz, as well as NIBR, we have shaped Novartis to win in a future world in which innovation and scales are expected to be critical to meet demand. Following the expected completion of the portfolio transformation transactions, the new Novartis will be more focused, more profitable, with the potential to grow faster."

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