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Lupin Limited Corporate Presentation November 2009

Lupin Limited Corporate Presentation November 2009 . Corporate Highlights Q2 09-10. Thirteenth successive quarter of growth in sales and profit. Growth secular across geographies. US Business grew by 20% in $ terms. India sustained high growth rate @ 20%. South Africa grew at above 35%. .

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Lupin Limited Corporate Presentation November 2009

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  1. Lupin LimitedCorporate PresentationNovember 2009

  2. Corporate Highlights Q2 09-10 • Thirteenth successive quarter of growth in sales and profit. • Growth secular across geographies. • US Business grew by 20% in $ terms. • India sustained high growth rate @ 20%. • South Africa grew at above 35%.. • Working capital optimisation measures yield results. • Capex spends sustained at over Rs. 112 crs to meet expected demand in capacities. • Acquisition of Rights to Antara

  3. Financial Trend Q2 09-10…. Rs. In Millions

  4. Balance Sheet Trends Q2 09-10

  5. Business Break up Q2 09-10

  6. Market Diversification-Formulations Q2

  7. Corporate Highlights FY 08-09 • Eleventh successive quarter of growth. • Growth has been secular across SBUs and regions • Particularly strong in US,EU, Japan and India • Year of geographical expansion: Acquisitions in Germany, South Africa, Australia and Philippines. Strategic beach heads at a prudential cost… • VRS at Aurangabad sets the tone for cost reduction endeavours • Creates momentum for our vision of being a significant world player over the next few years!!! • Prudential strategies employed in • Optimizing Working Capital • Managing Leverage • Acquisitions

  8. Business Update

  9. USA Market Characteristics • Largest Pharma market in the world. Generic Pharma market estimated at $ 48 billion (Dec ’08). Operations Branded • Suprax Continues to reflect Strong Growth; • Value growth robust - over 50%. • Acquisition of rights to Antara and Allernase. Generics • Leading Market Share • Market leader in 9 products of the 22 products in market. • Among top 3 in Market Share in 19 of these products. • 98 ANDA’s filed; 35 approved to date • No. of ANDAs filed in the FY 09-10: 8 • Emphasis on difficult to make products. Highlights : • Per product revenues amongst Indian peers is the highest. • 9th largest prescription base amongst generic companies operating in the US. Highest amongst Indian Peers

  10. Sales Growth US FY 08-09 & Q2 09-10 Growth 78% Growth 20%

  11. JAPAN Market Characteristics : • Japan Pharma Market – $65 bn , Generics – 5% by value Operations: • Sales force of 55 salesman focusing on CNS, CVS, GI. • H1 09-10 turnover over USD 50 Million – 34% growth yoy. Market Growth at 11%. • Our early entry into Japan stand vindicated – market at inflection point • Profit enhancement measures to yield greater results in the days to come Highlights: • Seventh largest company in Generic space in Japan • Launched Levofloxacin and Bicalutamide in the current year. • Launched10 products in FY08-09: Market leader in Risperidone in terms of no. of units. Significant player in Amlodipine. • Gross Margin up by 5%

  12. EUROPE Market Characteristics • Heterogeneous market Operations • Cefpodoxime Proxetil - France • Over 60% market share through partners • Cefpodoxime Proxetil France Suspension launched in Q3 • Lisinopril • Launched in UK; Secured 15% market share • Acquired Hormosan in the second quarter. • Back ending production would enhance profitability • Total Filings in EU : 54 Highlights: • Success in the AOK bids in Germany for Setraline.

  13. AUSTRALIA Market Characteristics: • Market for generics and branded generics – A$ 3 bn Operations: • Generic Health - Strategic Equity Participation at 47% • Merged With Max Pharma to gain critical mass in operations. • Among the top 10 generic companies in Australia • Significant minority stake acquired • Healthy pipeline of filings • Participatory market size – A$ 850m • Revenues commenced from Max Pharma (sale of 6 products currently.) • Total Filings in Australia/NZ: 26 Highlights: • Evaluating options for challenging IPs in Australia. • In Licensing four molecules from Actavis.

  14. SOUTH AFRICA Market Characteristics : • South African Pharma market - $ 2.5bn, Generics – 33% by value Operations: • Acquisition of majority stake in Pharma Dynamics • Sixth largest generic company in the South African Pharma Market • Leading presence in CVS • Alliance with Aspen – the largest generic company in RSA continues Highlights: • Amongst the fastest growing company among generics (5 year CAGR over 30%). • Growth sustained at over 35%. • Leaders in Amlodipine and Bilocor by unit sales.

  15. INDIA - IRF Market Characteristics: • Size of Indian Pharma Market : USD 10 Billion. The market is fragmented in nature. Operations: • Continue to be the fastest growing Pharma company in the domestic space. Growing at twice the industry average at 20% • Field expansion accompanied by productivity increase, currently stands at 3598. • 54 new products were introduced in the year 08-09 of which • 6 are In-licensed from within and outside India • 3 products were introduced for the first time in the country • The growth rate in some of the major therapeutic segment viz. Cardiology, Diabetology, Anti Asthma, Anti-Infective are the best in industry (H1 09-10) • Cardiology : > 13% , Diabetology : > 28% , Asthma: 28% • New Therapy areas to further propel growth : Bio Similars, Female Health • Launched a new marketing division called “Femina” Highlights: • Continued strong growth leads to 5th Rank (MAT IMS Mar 09) from 6th rank in previous year. • Exclusive Collaboration with • American Institute of Cardiology • Joslin Institute of Diabetology at Massachusetts • European Institute of Neurology • In licensed 12 products till date

  16. Sales Growth India (Gross) Growth 20% Growth 18%

  17. Other Emerging Markets CIS • Actual Turnover for the last fiscal up by 33% • Steady increase in product registrations • Expanding Field Force – • Russia, Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan • Increased market penetration • Focus on building brands • Increased product registration to enhance volumes in the next few quarters.

  18. API & Intermediates • Global Leadership in chosen therapies • One of the most profitable API business in Indian Pharma • Robust operating performance • ROCE comparable to the best in the segment at 33% • Efforts on to widen therapeutic presence • Novodigm provides a step up to the CRAMS initiatives • Focus on Cost & Quality Leadership and Reliability • Effective asset utilization • Strategic input to formulations business with over 70% backward integration • Steady increase in filing of DMFs/ EDMFs/ CoS

  19. The Way Ahead…

  20. R & D: • Over 500 scientists on our payroll • Revenue Expenditure (Q2 09-10): Rs 822 Mn – 7 % of sales • NCE Program: • In Clinical trials – anti migraine, anti psoriasis and anti TB. • Pre Clinical Programs • Metabolic Disorders • Inflammation • CNS • Necessary infrastructure is being strengthened & skill set enhanced • HTS, SMPM, Electro-physiology

  21. US Generic Pipeline • 98 products filed, 35 approved. Market size USD 90 Billion. • Para IV addressing market size of USD 30 Billion • F2F: • Desloratadine, Memantine, Duloxetine, Eszopiclone, Ziprasidone and Pregablin • With Natco: Lanthanum Carbonate • Potential Exclusive : Metformin (Fortamet), Fenofibrate (Antara) • Differentiated/Difficult products • Oral Contraceptives – 7 filed, 14 more to be filed • Niche Products : Niacin XR (Niaspan) – second filter after Barr, • Products with technology barriers: Fenofibrate(Tricor), Sevelamer • Liquids – 2 filed

  22. Scaling and gaining critical mass Geographic Presence, organic/inorganic Differentiation/niche products Vertical integration & Operational Excellence Consolidation in existing markets Increased Focus on Bio Similars Lupin: Summary of Strategies Replicating our Branded business model in new markets • Developing our specialty business, bio-similars • Focusing the US business on more specialised products • Strategic investments in APIs will support growth across all businesses Targeting doubling of sales growth every 4 years while improving operating margin • Garnering market share in all markets, • becoming bigger and noticeable • Portfolio going beyond standard generics • Increasing share of products with some degree of • exclusivity • Broad and deep, covering established and emerging markets • Proven skills to adapt rapidly to changing environment • Consolidate through acquisitions in Japan, USA, India • Constant focus on high quality at lowest cost

  23. Proven Capabilities Across the Value Chain Differentiated products , Successful litigation experience Product Identification Sourcing Innovative sourcing of products, RM Executing trials/projects at low cost Execution Skills Regulatory Experience in working with regulators First class capabilities , Synergies leveraging expertise of Generic R&D Manufacturing Marketing and Sales Proven strategies that drive market share, highly –productive sales force

  24. Being present in key markets around the globe • Lupin sees itself as a transnational with sizable presence in various geographies of strategic interest • These would be a mix of branded generic and INN markets • Whilst geographical diversification would involve acquisitions, it would be based on prudence- ‘buy at a cost and not at all costs’.

  25. Medium-Long Term Value Creation (Proprietary Products) Lupin :the road ahead Near- Medium Term Value Creation Challenges & Imponderables • Challenges common to all generic players – the changing landscape • Challenges of scale, growth • Integration of subsidiaries • People challenges Branded Products Generics

  26. Thank You

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