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Aandeel Pharming Group AEX:PHARM.NL, NL0010391025

Laatste koers (eur) Verschil Volume
0,787   -0,011   (-1,32%) Dagrange 0,787 - 0,804 1.993.603   Gem. (3M) 5M

Pharming krijgt goedkeuring FDA klinische studie C1 remmer

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  1. stormvogel 22 april 2011 18:36
    Pharming krijgt goedkeuring FDA klinische studie C1 remmer
    vrijdag 22 april 2011, 17:45:29
    AMSTERDAM (Dow Jones)--Pharming Group nv heeft goedkeuring gekregen van de Amerikaanse Food and Drug Administration (FDA) voor een klinische studie met recombinant humaan C1 remmer (rhC1INH) voor de behandeling van afstotingsverschijnselen bij niertransplantaties. Dat heeft het biotechnologiebedrijf woensdag bekendgemaakt. Het onderzoek zal worden uitgevoerd door Dr. Hans Sollinger van de Universiteit van Wisconsin.
  2. [verwijderd] 22 april 2011 19:39
    Muted Pharmaceutical Market Growth In 2010
    April 2011 | Industry Trend Analysis
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    BMI View: Despite the threat of austerity measures, the government's focus on cost-containment within the pharmaceuticals and healthcare sector and the impact of generic competition as a result of the patent cliff, we expect the Netherlands to remain attractive to innovative drugmakers. Per-capita spending on pharmaceuticals and healthcare is high, there is a sizeable pensionable population and regulations are transparent - factors BMI believes will continue to bring in substantial income for companies operating in the country.

    BMI calculates that drug sales in the Netherlands reached a value of EUR6.11bn (US$8.13bn) in 2010, with per-capita spending reaching US$489. Pharmaceutical sales as a percentage of GDP equated to a 1.02% and pharmaceutical sales as a percentage of healthcare expenditure reached 9.98%. Tight macroeconomic conditions resulted in muted local currency growth, with the market contracting in US dollar terms.



    As with other markets in Western Europe, high-value, innovative medicines account for the majority of Netherlands's pharmaceutical market, with patented drugs accounting for 67.82% in 2010, at a value of EUR4.14bn (US$5.50bn). Generic drugs accounted for 19.97% of the market at a value of EUR1.22bn (US$1.62bn) and over-the-counter (OTC) medicines accounted for 12.21%, at a value of EUR746mn (US$989mn).

    The Netherlands has traditionally had high state healthcare expenditure, with patients enjoying easy and free access to doctors and specialists. The government currently accounts for 80.64% of overall healthcare spending, or EUR49.34bn (US$64.45bn). The private sector spends EUR19.36bn (US$15.72bn).



    BMI's Burden of Disease Database (BoDD) records the number of disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) that are lost as a result of having or having had a disease. Therefore, our measure of DALYs is a measure of lost productivity. According to our BoDD, chronic diseases such as malignant neoplasms and neuropsychiatric conditions place a high burden on Netherland's healthcare services, which can be partly attributed to the country's high pensionable population. In 2010, the number of DALYs lost to all diseases reached 1,556,175, with DALYs lost to non-communicable diseases reaching 1,385,010 and comprising 89% of the total disease burden.

    The Netherlands has a negative pharmaceutical trade balance. In 2010, the country imported medicines worth EUR12.73bn (US$16.89bn) and exported medicines worth EUR11.43bn (US$15.15bn). According to UN Comtrade, the leading countries of origin in 2009 were the US, Germany, the UK, France and Belgium. The Netherland's leading pharmaceutical export partners were Germany, France, the UK, Spain and Italy. The Netherlands also imports a significant amount of medical devices and supplies.

    The Netherlands has an advanced and open economy at the heart of the European Union, organised around the port of Rotterdam and international trade flows. It is a base for home-grown multinationals ( Royal Dutch/ Shell, Unilever, Philips and Heineken) and highly attractive to foreign investors (companies locating significant operations in the Netherlands include Polaroid, Esso, Dow Chemical, Fuji, Nissan, Engelhardt, Amsco, Thorn EMI and Rank Xerox). As far as the pharmaceutical sector is concerned, the local industry comprises a number of prominent players including, DSM, Qiagen and the Pharming Group. From an international standpoint the industry is mainly based on imports and marketing activities, as few multinationals have local production capacities. Multinational companies with a presence in Netherlands include Merck & Co, Pfizer, Sanofi-Aventis, GlaxoSmithKline and Novartis.









  3. [verwijderd] 22 april 2011 22:16
    Het zal eerst nog wel kommer en kwel bljiven voor de Pharming koers.

    Maar ik denk dat we LT mooie tijden tegemoet gaan zien.

    Pharming heeft tijd nodig om te bloeien en die kans is zeker aanwezig.

    Ze moeten nu even het momentum mee krijgen.

    Pharming mensjes succes het is jullie gegund.
  4. Casper4711 22 april 2011 22:43
    quote:

    stormvogel schreef op 22 april 2011 18:36:

    Pharming krijgt goedkeuring FDA klinische studie C1 remmer
    vrijdag 22 april 2011, 17:45:29
    AMSTERDAM (Dow Jones)--Pharming Group nv heeft goedkeuring gekregen van de Amerikaanse Food and Drug Administration (FDA) voor een klinische studie met recombinant humaan C1 remmer (rhC1INH) voor de behandeling van afstotingsverschijnselen bij niertransplantaties. Dat heeft het biotechnologiebedrijf woensdag bekendgemaakt. Het onderzoek zal worden uitgevoerd door Dr. Hans Sollinger van de Universiteit van Wisconsin.

    Leuk he om een oud bericht van 3 september 2008 te plaatsen.
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