A large biopharma client developed a portfolio of biosimilar products to complement its novel biologics business. This included biosimilars to several of the most widely used oncology monoclonal antibodies.
To better understand the biosimilar business needs and prospects, the client wanted to understand the emerging competitive landscape in four tumors (breast, NSCLC, ovarian and colorectal), including how new entrants would change the treatment landscape and standards of care, and the potential revenue impact (5-year time horizon) on each of its biosimilars.
BMI Approach
BMI brought to the project a deep understanding of each of the four tumor types, and competitive environment in each, based on its extensive portfolio of oncology projects. This allowed BMI to propose an efficient, cost-effective approach to the project.
Using a combination of primary research with KOLs and secondary research, including extensive utilization of a variety of drug development and clinical trial databases, and oncology audits, BMI:
- Detailed current standards of care and treatment patterns
- Identified the most significant new agents in development and prominent clinical trials likely to shape near- to mid-term standards of care
- Projected future treatment trends and possible changes to standards of care and treatment patterns
Deliverables
BMI delivered a comprehensive series of reports, one per tumor, detailing the current market, competitive landscape, with a detailed risk assessment, including a determination of the key threats to each biosimilar business, an assessment of the likelihood of each threat, and the potential magnitude of impact (percent share at risk). BMI provided the client with potential strategies and opportunities to help mitigate risk and increase use of its own products. As part of the deliverable, BMI created a comprehensive database of key products in development and key trials.