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Queries on starting Pharma Marketing company

Query: Sir, we are 4 friends willing to start a Pharma marketing company . We initially planned a budget of total 4 Lakh. We chosen 5 tablet items and 3 IV products which run on regular basis.  Following of the queries I wanted to share- 1) Is 4 Lakh budget is sufficient for initiating this project?(8 items). 2) How do we introduce general IV products into Private hospitals and nursing homes? 3) How long it will take a time to run this business smoothly and grow? Response: 1) Is 4 Lakh budget is sufficient for initiating this project?(8 items). Best way to know about this is that, you can take rates of your proposed products from manufacturers and calculate your costing. You would have better idea about your budget then. 2) How do we introduce general IV products into Pvt hospitals and nursing homes? We hope you have experience and knowledge in those molecules. You just conduct a market survey about prices at what these products are sold in market and you can sell those at what rates t
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Pharmaceutical Consultancy Service

A Pharmaceutical consultant provides services to clients in pharmaceutical, healthcare and biotechnology industries. They offer services related to work they are specialized in. They offer export related, regulatory affairs related, design and packaging related, quality, license and other related services to these sectors. These professionals are hired by pharmaceutical companies at permanent basis or as timely basis (when work related to them arises).

Pharmaceutical companies and Entrepreneurs need the support of pharmaceutical consultants in developing a suitable organisational structure, complete licensing formalities, business development, effective launch of products, building an effective company’s web portfolio and social media presence etc. Pharmaceutical consultancy includes A to Z solution for pharmaceutical companies. From point Zero to fully set-up and running a successful business. 

Different types of pharmaceutical consultancy service providers are:
  • Pharma Export Consultants
  • Pharma Business Consultants
  • Pharma Design Consultants
  • Pharma Regulatory Consultants
  • Pharmaceutical Analytical and QA Consultants
  • Pharmaceutical Product Development Consultants

Pharma Export Consultants:

India’s Pharma Export stood at US $ 19.13bn in 2018-19. Pharma Export Consultants are the intermediates who help and consult pharmaceutical companies to start export or expend their export business. They are specialized in regulatory requirements of exporting country, finding export clients, having database of clients and pharmaceutical manufacturers those fulfil norms as per international standards like WHO GMP certification etc.

Persons who have experienced in handling export in pharmaceutical industry generally work as pharma export consultant after setting up own pharma export consultancy firm or individually.

Pharma Business Consultants:

Pharma business consultants provides services like supporting firms on establishing strategic priorities and strategy implementation, developing marketing & sales infrastructure, strengthening manufacturing excellence & process transformation initiatives, selection of right automation initiatives in the value chain, facilitating development of an innovation portfolio, creating a thinking mind set & improving success rate of new product introductions, designing of world class facilities and developing robust infrastructure to deliver on quality compliance among others.

Pharma Design Consultants:

Pharma Design consultancy includes a wide range of applications including pharmaceutical plant design (layout design, civil design, HVAC design, utility design, capacity design and machinery selection, room designs etc), basic engineering and detailed engineering etc.

Pharma Regulatory Consultants:

Regulatory affairs consultants assist companies to plan and manage their pharmaceutical and medical product development programs and regulatory requirements. Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs Services includes Dossier/submission preparation or review and filing, Development of regulatory strategy for the product’s life cycle, Facilitate interaction with regulatory agencies, such as in meetings and conference calls, negotiations during development stages, submissions and submission approval process and other works.

Pharmaceutical Analytical and QA Consultants:

Pharma analytical and QA consultancy includes Analytical Program Design, Laboratory Design & Instrumentation, Validation Planning & Design, Data envelopment analysis (DEA) Sample Handling/Systems, Clean Room Assessment and Monitoring, On-Site Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) / Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) Training, Quality Management Systems, Validation Support (Development, Planning, Equipment) etc.

Pharmaceutical Product Development Consultants:

Pharma product development consultants help company formulate development strategies for pharmaceutical and medical products, ranging from lead candidate selection to final regulatory submissions and post-market activities etc

Hope above information is helpful to you....

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