Industry Developments
Ukraine
BMI View: As BMI has previously warned, the Ukrainian government is now getting serious in its plans for greater control of drug prices in the domestic market. However, drug policy...
2012-03-05Hungary
BMI View: Drugmakers operating in Hungary should be concerned by the latest comments from an important member of Hungary's Fidesz party that indicate the government may be preparing...
2012-02-29Serbia
BMI View: Corruption continues to be a major problem within state healthcare services in Serbia. The government are taking measures to tackle the issue but the pharmaceutical industry...
2012-02-29Bulgaria
BMI View: In the weeks to come, it is likely that the Bulgarian authorities will announce a series of price reductions for pharmaceuticals sold in the country, which will be achieved...
2012-02-28Moldova
BMI View: Moldova's pharmaceutical market recorded stronger growth in 2011 than in 2010, but the market's small size and the fact that it is the poorest country in Europe limit its...
2012-02-17Poland
BMI View: It is worth reiterating our view that while 2012 is set to be a challenging year for drugmakers operating in Poland, we do not believe the impact of the Drug Reimbursement...
2012-02-09Romania
BMI View: The surprise resignation of Romanian prime minister Emil Boc and his government on February 6 is very bad news for private healthcare insurers, which just a month ago were...
2012-02-07Greece
BMI View: Greece's failure to aggressively cut public pharmaceutical expenditure in 2011 means these savings will have to be achieved in 2012, placing additional pressure on the already...
2012-02-06Czech Republic
BMI View: It is clear that the Czech Republic pharmaceutical and healthcare market will be under intense pressure in 2012, the combination of drug policy reforms and a weak economic...
2012-02-02BMI View: The long-awaited conclusion of the final part of a deal between Stada and Grunenthal is good news for both firms. An immediate cash injection for Grunenthal should support...
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