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Puerto Rico Manufacturing Proposition Analysis

As expected, Puerto Rico has best chance to attract volumes in current areas of strength, which informs recommended company prioritization Existing footprint Biopharma Small Molecules, and some Biologics -80% of pharma products identified as made in PR are small molecules, compared with -50% of US sales¹ "PR has a history of a high level of competency small molecules; some I believe in biologics too - VP of Manufacturing, large generics co "We are seeing a move in PR towards biopharma products and processes in the oral solid dosage area finishing and packaging and less in APIs - CRB Caribe, HC&LS Review "Vaccines will need capacity, but also high risk and would want to go where the skill set exists - VP of Global Supply Business Dev., large pharma New modalities are very complex so they require very skilled operators, high speed, high quality, and extensive experience No / limited footprint " - Director of Mfg for Gene Therapy, large pharma Medtech Products that require highly technical, or manual technology-enabled manufacturing are a good fit to Puerto Rico's value proposition - VP of Operations, large medtech "PR is an extremely attractive option from a med tech standpoint, especially because quality and reliability are on par with other US locations 66 - Former Global Head of Procurement, large medtech Approximately 60% of consumables are already made in the US today; PR does have some mid-volume products like tubing sets but most high-volume consumables, like needles, are made in the South of the US - Director of Global Strategic Sourcing, large medtech High end instrumentation used to be the sweet spot for the US, but no longer...much of this is moving to Asia VP Former Global Head of Procurement, large medtech 1. Based on analysis of 125 identified pharma products with at least one manufacturing step in Puerto Rico; US sales in terms of dollar value Source: PharmNets, Evaluate Pharma, Health and Life Sciences Review Puerto Rico 2016, Expert interviews, BCG analysis Copyright © 2020 by Boston Consulting Group. All rights reserved.
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