Focus: Inpharmus is a Turkish biotechnology company founded in 2013 that operates primarily as a commercializer of established small-molecule and biologic drugs across multiple therapeutic areas. The company generates 71% of revenue from VASCEPA (icosapent ethyl), a peak-stage cardiovascular therapeutic.
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Flagship revenue driver (71% of company revenue) with 9-year patent protection remaining; core commercial franchise.
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Generic formulation generating declining revenue post-patent expiration; commodity product with compressed margins.
Duplicate SKU in post-LOE phase; indicates fragmented commercial portfolio.
Additional post-LOE generic formulation with lower Part D spend; ongoing erosion of branded franchise.
Second-largest revenue contributor facing imminent patent cliff in 3.5 years; $50M revenue at structural risk.
Biologic monoclonal antibody in peak phase; rare disease indication provides niche revenue stream.
Off-patent commodity antifungal; minimal differentiation and declining spend.
Legacy post-LOE cardiac agent with negligible revenue contribution.
Biologic monoclonal antibody with minimal revenue; niche oncology/immunology indication.
Off-patent NSAID with trivial revenue; lowest commercial priority.
89 discontinued, 80 duplicate formulations not shown
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