QSAR - Top 10 Biotech Companies 2004: Innovators and Leaders in the Market

From: Pharmaceutical Report <"Pharmaceutical>
Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2005 17:13:27 -0000

Top 10 Biotech Companies 2004: Innovators and Leaders in the Market
New visiongain report

More than 325 million people worldwide have been helped by the more than 130
biotechnology drugs and vaccines approved by the US FDA. Of the biotech
medicines on the market, 70 per cent were approved in the last six years.

Market capitalization of the biotech industry was $224 billion in 2002 and
the industry has more than tripled in size since 1992, with revenues
increasing from $8 billion in 1992 to $27.6 billion in 2001. Biotechnology
is one of the most research-intensive industries in the world. The U.S.
biotech industry spent $15.6 billion on research and development in 2001.

The life sciences hold considerable promise as an investment sector. In
recent years biotech has established itself as a successful industry in its
own right, with a number of high profile approvals by leading companies
contributing to the profile of the industry.

Visiongain’s Top 10 Biotech Companies 2004 assesses the impact of the
leading companies in this industry. Included in this report is detailed
information concerning various facets of the companies’ business,
highlighting their reasons for success in the marketplace. The following
information is provided:

• Key product sales and forecasts
• Research and development highlights
• Reasons for Success
• Key licensing agreements
• Total revenue
• Royalties and licensing revenue
• Operating expenses
• Research and development expenses
• Merger/acquisition status
• Total assets

Other key financial figures and company background information are also
provided.

From the standpoint of growth of Earnings Per Share (EPS), the leading five
biotechs outperformed the leading five pharmaceutical companies. When we
take into account the fact that the future of the global pharmaceutical
industry is suffering from a developmental 'dry spell' where their product
pipelines are concerned, the role of biotech is becoming increasingly
prominent in their future. This report provides valuable information and
analysis for biotech companies, pharma leaders, and venture capitalists who
wish to benchmark the leaders in the field and better understand why some
companies succeed and some fail. Order this report today.

Below are the full table of contents:

Table of Contents - Top 10 Biotech Companies 2004: Innovators and Leaders
in the Market

1 Introduction and Methodology
1.1 The State of the Biotechnology Industry in 2003
1.2 Some Important Facts About the Biotechnology Industry
        Table 1.1 The Rise of the Biotech Industry: Revenue and R&D 1992-2001
        Graph 1.1 Biopharmaceutical Sales Growth 1992-2001
        Graph 1.2 New Biotech Drug Approvals 1992-2001
1.3 The Rise of Biotechnology in the 20th Century: A Timeline
1.4 Valuing the Biotech Market in 2003
        Graph 1.3 Average Value of Biotech Alliance by Developmental Stage
        Table 1.2 Average Value of Biotech Alliance by Developmental Stage
        Graph 1.4 Investment in US Life Sciences 1995 - 2002
        Table 1.3 Investment in US Life Sciences 1995 - 2002
1.5 Report Format
1.6 Research Methodology

2 Amgen
2.1 Overview of Business
2.2 Corporate History
2.3 Employees
2.4 Headquarters and Year Established
2.5 U.S. Exchange Ticker Symbol
2.6 Historical Stock Prices
Graph 2.1 Amgen’s Historical Stock Prices Jan 2003 to Nov 2003
2.7 Key Financial Information
2.7.1 Product Sales
        Graph 2.2 Amgen Product Sales 1999-2002
2.7.2 Corporate Partner Revenues
        Graph 2.3 Amgen Corporate Partner Revenues 2000-2002
2.7.3 Royalty Income
        Graph 2.4 Amgen Royalty Revenues 2000-2002
2.7.4 Revenues
        Graph 2.5 Amgen Revenues 1999-2002
        Table 2.1 Total Amgen Revenues, by Geographic Region 2000-2002
        Graph 2.6 Total Amgen Revenues, by Geographic Region 2002
2.7.5 Total Operating Expenses
2.7.6 Research and Development Expenses
2.7.7 Assets
        Graph 2.7 Amgen Total Assets 2000-2002
2.7.8 Net Income/Net Loss
        Graph 2.8 Amgen Adjusted Net Income 1999-2002
2.7.9 Stockholders' Equity
2.7.10 Earnings/Loss per Share
2.8 The Acquisition of Immunex and it's Ramifications
        Table 2.2 Peak Revenues Forecast for Enbrel 2002-2005
        Graph 2.9 Peak Revenues for Amgen's Enbrel 2002-2005
2.9 Key Therapeutic Areas
2.10 Leading Prescription Drug Products in the Amgen Portfolio
        Graph 2.10 Amgen's Share of the Biopharmaceutical Market 2002
2.10.1 Epogen
        Graph 2.11 Global Sales of Epogen 2000-2002
2.10.2 Aranesp
        Graph 2.12 Global Sales of Aranesp 2001-2002
2.10.3 Neulasta
2.10.4 Neupogen
        Graph 2.13 Global Sales of Neupogen 2000-2002
2.10.5 Enbrel
2.11 Joint Ventures/Alliances
2.11.1 Royalties
2.12 Research and Development
2.12.1 Highlights
        Graph 2.14 Amgen R & D Expenses 1999-2002
        Table 2.3 Amgen's Hematology and Oncology Pipeline
        Table 2.4 Amgen's Bone and Inflammation Pipeline
        Table 2.5 Amgen's Neurology and Endocrinology Pipeline
2.13 Reasons for Success

3 Genentech
3.1 Overview of Business
3.2 Corporate History
3.3 Employees
3.4 Headquarters and Year Established
3.5 U.S. Exchange Ticker Symbol
3.6 Historical Stock Prices
        Graph 3.1 Genentech’s Historical Stock Prices Jan 2003 to Nov 2003
3.7 Key Financial Information
3.7.1 Product Sales
        Graph 3.2 Genentech's Product Sales 2000-2002
3.7.2 Corporate Partner Revenues
        Graph 3.3 Genentech's Collaborative Profit Sharing 2000-2002
3.7.3 Royalty Income
        Graph 3.4 Genentech's Royalties Income 2000-2002
3.7.4 Revenues
        Graph 3.5 Genentech's Total Revenues 2000-2002
3.7.5 Total Operating Expenses
        Graph 3.6 Genentech's Total Costs and Expenses 2000-2002
3.7.6 Research and Development Expenses
        Graph 3.7 Genentech's Research and Development Expenses 2000-2002
Graph 3.8 Genentech's R&D Expense as a percentage of revenue 2000-2002
3.7.7 Assets
        Graph 3.9 Genentech's Total Assets 2000-2002
3.7.8 Net Income (Loss)
        Graph 3.10 Genentech's Net Income (Loss) 2000-2002
3.7.9 Stockholders' Equity
3.7.10 Earnings/Loss per Share
3.8 Key Therapeutic Areas
3.8.1 Oncology
3.8.2 Immunology
Graph 3.11 Financial Forecast for Genentech's Immunology Portfolio
2004-2009
3.8.3 Vascular Medicine
3.8.4 Growth Hormone Products
3.9 Leading Prescription Drug Products in the Genentech Portfolio
        Table 3.1 Genentech's Product Sales 2000-2002 ($ mn)
        Graph 3.12 Genentech's Total Product Sales 2000-2002
        Table 3.2 Genentech's Product Sales 2002-2003 (through 3rd Quarter)
3.9.1 Rituxan
        Table 3.3 Genentech’s Global Sales of Rituxan 2000-2003
        Graph 3.13 Genentech’s Global Sales of Rituxan 2000-2003
3.9.2 Herceptin
        Graph 3.14 Genentech’s Global Sales of Herceptin 2000-2002
3.9.3 Growth Hormone Products
Graph 3.15 Genentech’s Global Sales of Growth Hormone Products 2000-2003
3.9.4 Thrombolytics
3.10 Joint Ventures/Alliances
3.11 Research and Development
        Table 3.4 Genentech’s Oncology Pipeline
        Table 3.5 Genentech’s Immunology Pipeline
        Table 3.6 Genentech’s Vascular Medicine Pipeline
        Table 3.7 Other Drugs in Genentech’s Pipeline
3.11.1 Highlights
3.12 Reasons for Success

4 Biogen Idec
4.1 Overview of Business
4.2 Corporate Histories
4.3 Employees
4.4 Headquarters and Year Established
4.5 U.S. Exchange Ticker Symbol
4.6 Historical Stock Prices
        Graph 4.1 Biogen Idec’s Historical Stock Prices Jan 2003 to Nov 2003
4.7 Key Financial Information
4.7.1 Product Sales
        Graph 4.2 Biogen’s Product Sales 1998-2002
        Table 4.1 Idec’s Product Sales 1998-2002
4.7.2 Corporate Partner Revenues
Graph 4.3 Idec’s Revenues from Unconsolidated Joint Business Arrangements
1998-2002
4.7.3 Royalty Income
        Graph 4.4 Biogen’s Royalty Revenues 2000-2002
4.7.4 Total Revenues
        Graph 4.5 Biogen’s Total Revenues 1998-2002
        Graph 4.6 Idec’s Total Revenues 1998-2002
4.7.5 Total Operating Expenses
        Graph 4.7 Biogen’s Total Costs and Expenses 2000-2002
        Graph 4.8 Idec’s Total Costs and Expenses 2000-2002
4.7.6 Research and Development Expenses
        Graph 4.9 Biogen’s Research and Development Expenses 2000-2002
        Graph 4.10 Idec’s Research and Development Expenses 1998-2002
4.7.7 Assets
        Table 4.2 Biogen Idec’s Total Current Assets 2002-2003
4.7.8 Net Income (Loss)
        Graph 4.11 Biogen’s Net Income 2000-2002
        Graph 4.12 Idec’s Net Income 1998-2002
4.7.9 Stockholders' Equity
4.7.10 Earnings/Loss per Share
4.8 Key Therapeutic Areas
4.8.1 Oncology
4.8.2 Immunology
4.9 Leading Prescription Drug Products in the Biogen IDEC Portfolio
4.9.1 Avonex
4.9.1.1 Revenues
4.9.1.2 Market Competition
        Graph 4.13 Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Market Share Leaders 2002-2003
        Graph 4.14 Anticipated Market Share for MS Therapies 2003
        Table 4.3 Future Sales of Avonex
4.9.2 Amevive
4.9.2.1 Clinical Efficacy
4.9.2.2 Market Entrance and Competition
4.9.2.3 Revenues
4.9.2.4 Amevive's First Year on the Market: Did it Meet Expectations
4.9.2.5 Amevive's Troubles in Europe
4.9.2.6 The Future Value of Amevive
        Table 4.4 Projected Sales of Amevive 2003-2009
        Graph 4.15 Future Sales of Amevive
4.9.3 Rituxan
        Graph 4.16 Global Sales of Rituxan 1998-2007
        Table 4.5 Revenue from Unconsolidated Joint Business Arrangements
4.9.4 Zevalin
        Table 4.6 Global Sales of Zevalin 2002-2003
4.10 Joint Ventures/Alliances
4.10.1 Royalties
4.11 Research and Development
        Table 4.7 Biogen Idec’s Oncology Pipeline
        Table 4.8 Biogen Idec’s Immunology Pipeline
4.11.1 Highlights
4.12 Reasons for Success

5 Serono
5.1 Overview of Business
5.2 Employees
5.3 Headquarters and Year Established
5.4 U.S. Exchange Ticker Symbol
5.5 Historical Stock Prices
        Graph 5.1 Serono’s Historical Stock Prices Jan 2003 to Nov 2003
5.6 Key Financial Information
5.6.1 Product Sales
        Graph 5.2 Serono’s Global Product Sales 1998-2002
        Graph 5.3 Serono’s Global Product Sales, by Region 2002
5.6.2 Royalty and License Income
        Graph 5.4 Serono’s Royalty and License Income 1998-2002
5.6.3 Total Revenues
        Graph 5.5 Serono’s Total Revenues 1998-2002
5.6.4 Total Operating Expenses
        Graph 5.6 Serono’s Operating Expenses 1998-2002
5.6.5 Research and Development Expenses
        Graph 5.7 Serono’s Research and Development Expenses 1998-2002
5.6.6 Assets
        Graph 5.8 Serono’s Total Assets 1998-2002
5.6.7 Net Income (Loss)
        Graph 5.9 Serono’s Net Income 1998-2002
5.6.8 Stockholders' Equity
        Graph 5.10 Serono’s Stockholders’ Equity 1998-2002
5.6.9 Earnings/Loss per Share
        Graph 5.11 Serono’s Earnings (Loss) per Share 1998-2002
5.7 Key Therapeutic Areas
5.7.1 Reproductive Health
        Graph 5.12 Serono’s Global Sales of Reproductive Health Products 2000-2002
5.7.2 Neurology
        Graph 5.13 Serono’s Global Sales of Neurological Products 2000-2002
5.7.3 Growth and Metabolism
        Graph 5.14 Serono’s Global Sales of Growth and Metabolism Products
2000-2002
5.8 Leading Prescription Drug Products in the Serono Portfolio
5.8.1 Gonal-F
5.8.1.1 Clinical Efficacy
5.8.1.2 Revenues
        Table 5.1 Serono’s Global Sales of Gonal-F 2001-2003
        Graph 5.15 Serono’s Global Sales of Gonal-F 2001-2003
5.8.1.3 Market Competition
        Graph 5.16 Infertility Agents World Market Share 2002
5.8.2 Rebif
5.8.2.1 Clinical Efficacy
5.8.2.2 Market Entrance and Competition
5.8.2.3 Revenues
        Graph 5.17 The Future Value of Rebif Worldwide 2002-2009
5.9 Joint Ventures/Alliances
5.9.1 Royalties
5.10 Research and Development
        Table 5.18 Serono’s Reproductive Health Pipeline
        Table 5.19 Serono’s Neurology Pipeline
        Table 5.20 Serono’s Autoimmune Disease
        Table 5.21 Serono’s Metabolic Pipeline
        Table 5.22 Serono’s Psoriasis Pipeline
5.10.1 Highlights
5.10.1.1 Raptiva
5.10.1.2 Cladribine
5.10.1.3 Onercept
5.10.1.4 Breaker Peptides
5.11 Reasons for Success

6 Genzyme
6.1 Overview of Business
6.2 Corporate History Timeline
6.3 Employees
6.4 Headquarters and Year Established
6.5 U.S. Exchange Ticker Symbol
6.6 Historical Stock Prices
        Graph 6.1 Genzyme’s Historical Stock Prices Jan 2003 to Nov 2003
6.7 Key Financial Information
6.7.1 Product Sales
        Graph 6.2 Genzyme’s Global Product Sales 1998-2002
6.7.2 Total Revenues
        Graph 6.3 Genzyme’s Total Revenue 1998-2002
6.7.3 Total Operating Expenses
        Graph 6.4 Genzyme’s Operating Costs and Expenses 2000-2002
6.7.4 Research and Development Expenses
        Graph 6.5 Genzyme’s Research and Development Expenses 2000-2002
6.7.5 Assets
6.7.6 Net Income (Loss)
6.7.7 Stockholders' Equity
6.7.8 Earnings/Loss per Share
6.8 Key Product Areas
6.8.1 Genzyme General
        Graph 6.6 Genzyme General’s Total Revenue 2000-2002
6.8.1.1 Therapeutics
        Table 6.1 Genzyme’s Therapeutic Products
        Graph 6.7 Genzyme’s Therapeutic Sales 2000-2002
6.8.1.2 Renal
        Graph 6.8 Genzyme’s Renal Product Sales 2000-2002
6.8.1.3 Diagnostic Products
        Graph 6.9 Genzyme’s Sales of Diagnostic Products 2000-2002
6.8.2 Genzyme Biosurgery
        Graph 6.10 Genzyme’s Biosurgery Sales 2000-2002
6.8.2.1 Orthopaedics
        Graph 6.11 Genzyme’s Orthopaedics Sales 2000-2002
        Table 6.2 Genzyme’s Biosurgical Specialty Products
        Graph 6.12 Genzyme’s Sales of Biosurgical Specialty Products 2000-2002
6.8.2.2 Biosurgical Specialties
6.8.2.3 Cardiothoracic
        Graph 6.13 Genzyme’s Sales of Cardiothoracic Products 2000-2002
6.9 Leading Prescription Drug Products in the Genzyme Portfolio
6.9.1 Cerezyme Enzyme
        Graph 6.14 Sales of Cerezyme Enzyme 2000-2002
6.9.1.1 Clinical Efficacy
6.9.1.2 Revenues
6.9.1.3 Market Competition
6.9.2 Renal Drugs
6.9.2.1 Clinical Efficacy
6.9.2.2 Revenues
6.9.3 Genzyme Biosurgery
6.10 The SangStat Acquisition
6.11 Select Research and Development Projects
        Table 6.3 Genzyme’s Pipeline for Lysosomal Storage Disorders
        Table 6.4 Genzyme’s Endocrinology Pipeline
        Table 6.5 Genzyme’s Immune-Mediated Diseases Pipeline
        Table 6.6 Genzyme’s Orthopaedics Pipeline
        Table 6.7 Genzyme’s Cardiovascular Pipeline
        Table 6.8 Genzyme’s Cancer Vaccine Pipeline
6.11.1 Highlights
6.12 Reasons for Success

7 Chiron
7.1 Overview of Business
7.2 Corporate History Timeline
7.3 Employees
7.4 Headquarters and Year Established
7.5 U.S. Exchange Ticker Symbol
7.6 Historical Stock Prices
        Graph 7.1 Chiron’s Historical Stock Prices Jan 2003 to Nov 2003
7.7 Key Financial Information
7.7.1 Product Sales
        Graph 7.2 Chiron’s Product Sales 2000-2002
7.7.2 Collaborative Agreement Revenue
        Graph 7.3 Chiron’s Collaborative Agreement Revenue 2000-2002
7.7.3 Royalty and License Income
        Graph 7.4 Chiron’s Royalty and License Revenue 2000-2002
7.7.4 Total Revenues
        Graph 7.5 Chiron’s Total Revenue 1998-2002
7.7.5 Total Operating Expenses
        Graph 7.6 Chiron’s Total Operating Expenses 2000-2002
7.7.6 Research and Development Expenses
        Graph 7.7 Chiron’s Research and Development Expenses 2000-2002
7.7.7 Assets
        Graph 7.8 Chiron’s Total Assets 1998-2002
7.7.8 Net Income (Loss)
        Graph 7.9 Chiron’s Net Income 2000-2002
7.7.9 Stockholders' Equity
7.7.10 Earnings/Loss per Share
7.8 Chiron's Businesses
        Graph 7.10 Chiron’s Total Product Revenue, by Business
7.8.1 Biopharmaceuticals
        Graph 7.11 Chiron’s Worldwide Sales of Biopharmaceuticals 2000-2002
7.8.2 Vaccines
        Graph 7.12 Chiron’s Vaccine Revenue, by Type 2002
        Graph 7.13 Chiron’s Vaccine Sales 2000-2002
7.8.3 Blood Testing
        Graph 7.14 Chiron’s Blood Testing Segment Revenues 2000-2002
7.9 Leading Prescription Drug Products in the Chiron Portfolio
7.9.1 Betaseron
7.9.1.1 New Formulation for Betaseron
7.9.1.2 Clinical Efficacy
7.9.1.3 Revenues
        Graph 7.15 Chiron’s Sales of Betaseron 2000-2002
7.9.1.4 Market Competition
        Graph 7.16 The Future of the Multiple Sclerosis Market 2002-2009
7.9.2 Other Products Sales
7.9.2.1 TOBI
7.9.2.2 Proleukin
7.10 Joint Ventures/Alliances
7.11 Research and Development
        Table 7.1 Chiron’s Biopharmaceutical Pipeline
        Table 7.2 Chiron’s Vaccine Pipeline
        Table 7.3 Chiron’s Blood Testing Pipeline
7.11.1 Highlights
7.11.1.1 Proleukin
7.11.1.2 HIV Vaccine
7.12 Reasons for Success

8 MedImmune
8.1 Overview of Business
8.2 Corporate History Timeline
8.3 Employees
8.4 Headquarters and Year Established
8.5 U.S. Exchange Ticker Symbol
8.6 Historical Stock Prices
        Graph 8.1 MedImmune’s Historical Stock Prices Jan 2003 to Nov 2003
8.7 Key Financial Information
8.7.1 Product Sales
        Graph 8.2 MedImmune’s Total Product Sales 2001-2002
8.7.2 Total Revenues
        Graph 8.3 MedImmune’s Total Revenue 1998-2002
8.7.3 Total Operating Expenses
        Graph 8.4 MedImmune’s Total Operating Expenses 2000-2002
8.7.4 Research and Development Expenses
        Graph 8.5 MedImmune’s Research and Development Expenses 2000-2002
8.7.5 Assets
        Graph 8.6 MedImmune’s Total Assets 1998-2002
8.7.6 Net Income (Loss)
        Graph 8.7 MedImmune’s Net Earnings 1998-2002
8.7.7 Stockholders' Equity
        Graph 8.8 MedImmune’s Stockholders’ Equity 1998-2002
8.7.8 Earnings/Loss per Share
8.8 MedImmune's Marketed Products
8.8.1 Synagis
8.8.1.1 Clinical Efficacy
8.8.1.2 Revenues
        Graph 8.9 MedImmune’s Sales of Synagis 2001-2002
8.8.1.3 Market Competition
8.8.2 FluMist
8.8.2.1 Revenue
8.8.3 Ethyol
        Graph 8.10 MedImmune’s Sales of Ethyol 2001-2002
        Table 8.1 MedImmune’s Pharmaceutical Pipeline
8.8.4 CytoGam
8.8.5 NeuTrexin
8.8.6 RespiGam
8.9 Joint Ventures/Alliances/Royalties
8.10 Research and Development
8.10.1 Highlights
8.11 Reasons for Success

9 Cephalon
9.1 Overview of Business
9.2 Employees
9.3 Headquarters and Year Established
9.4 U.S. Exchange Ticker Symbol
9.5 Historical Stock Prices
        Graph 9.1 Cephalon’s Historical Stock Prices Jan 2003 to Nov 2003
9.6 Key Financial Information
9.6.1 Product Sales
        Graph 9.2 Cephalon’s Product Sales 1999-2002
9.6.2 Collaborative Agreement Revenue
        Graph 9.3 Cephalon’s Collaborative Agreement Revenue 1999-2002
9.6.3 Total Revenues
        Graph 9.4 Cephalon’s Total Revenue 1999-2002
9.6.4 Total Operating Expenses
        Graph 9.5 Cephalon’s Total Operating Expenses 2000-2002
9.6.5 Research and Development Expenses
        Graph 9.6 Cephalon’s Research and Development Expenses 2001-2002
9.6.6 Assets
        Graph 9.7 Cephalon’s Total Assets 1999-2002
9.6.7 Net Income (Loss)
        Graph 9.8 Cephalon’s Net Income (Loss) 1999-2002
9.6.8 Stockholders' Equity
        Graph 9.9 Cephalon’s Stockholders’ Equity 1999-2002
9.6.9 Earnings/Loss per Share
9.7 Prescription Drug Products in the Portfolio
        Table 9.1 Cephalon’s Key Products on European and American Markets
9.8 Cephalon's Key Money-Making Products
9.8.1 Provigil
        Graph 9.10 Cephalon’s Sales of Provigil 2000-2002
9.8.2 Actiq
        Graph 9.11 Cephalon’s Sales of Actiq 2000-2002
9.8.3 Gabitril
        Graph 9.12 Cephalon’s Sales of Gabitril 2000-2002
9.9 The CIMA Labs Merger
9.10 Research and Development
        Table 9.2 Cephalon’s Pharmaceutical Pipeline
9.10.1 Highlights
9.11 Reasons for Success

10 Gilead
10.1 Overview of Business
10.2 Corporate History Timeline
10.3 Employees
10.4 Headquarters and Year Established
10.5 U.S. Exchange Ticker Symbol
10.6 Historical Stock Prices
        Graph 10.1 Gilead’s Historical Stock Prices Jan 2003 to Nov 2003
10.7 Key Financial Information
10.7.1 Product Sales
        Graph 10.2 Gilead’s Product Sales 2000-2002
10.7.2 Royalty and Contract Revenue
        Graph 10.3 Gilead’s Royalty and Contract Revenue 2000-2002
10.7.3 Total Revenues
        Graph 10.4 Gilead’s Total Revenues
10.7.4 Total Operating Expenses
        Graph 10.5 Gilead’s Total Operating Expenses
10.7.5 Research and Development Expenses
        Graph 10.6 Gilead’s Research and Development Expenses
10.7.6 Assets
        Graph 10.7 Gilead’s Total Current Assets 2001-2002
10.7.7 Net Income (Loss)
        Graph 10.8 Gilead’s Net Income (Loss) 2000-2002
10.7.8 Stockholders' Equity
        Graph 10.9 Gilead’s Total Stockholders’ Equity 2001-2002
10.7.9 Earnings/Loss per Share
        Graph 10.10 Gilead’s Net Income (Loss) per Share 2000-2002
10.8 Leading Prescription Drug Products in the Portfolio
10.8.1 Viread
        Graph 10.11 Gilead’s Sales of Viread 2001-2002
10.8.2 AmBisome
Graph 10.12 Gilead’s Sales of AmBisome 2001-2002
10.9 Gilead's Other Products
10.9.1 Hepsera
10.9.2 Emtriva
10.9.3 Tamiflu
10.9.4 Vistide
10.9.5 DaunoXome
10.10 Joint Ventures/Alliances
10.11 Research and Development
        Table 10.1 Gilead’s Pharmaceutical Pipeline
10.11.1 Highlights
10.12 Reasons for Success

11 Millennium
11.1 Overview of Business
11.2 Corporate History Timeline
11.3 Employees
11.4 Headquarters and Year Established
11.5 U.S. Exchange Ticker Symbol
11.6 Historical Stock Prices
        Graph 11.1 Millennium’s Historical Stock Prices Jan 2003 to Nov 2003
11.7 Key Financial Information
11.7.1 Revenue Under Strategic Alliance
        Graph 11.2 Millennium’s Revenue Under Strategic Alliances 1998-2002
11.7.2 Total Revenues
        Graph 11.3 Millennium’s Total Revenues 1998-2002
11.7.3 Total Operating Expenses
        Graph 11.4 Millennium’s Total Costs and Expenses 1998-2002
11.7.4 Research and Development Expenses
        Graph 11.5 Millennium’s Research and Development Expenses 1998-2002
11.7.5 Assets
        Graph 11.6 Millennium’s Total Assets 1998-2002
11.7.6 Net Income (Loss)
        Graph 11.7 Millennium’s Net Income (Loss) 1998-2002
11.7.7 Stockholders' Equity
        Graph 11.8 Millennium’s Stockholders’ Equity 1998-2002
11.7.8 Earnings/Loss per Share
        Graph 11.9 Millennium’s Total Income (Loss) per Share 1998-2002
11.8 Millennium's Key Businesses
11.8.1 Cardiovascular Diseases
11.8.2 Oncology
11.8.3 Inflammatory Disease
11.9 Integrilin: Millennium's First Major Product
11.9.1 Revenues
11.10 Velcade: New to the Cancer Market
11.11 Joint Ventures/Alliances
11.12 Research and Development
        Table 11.1 Millennium’s Cardiovascular Pipeline
        Table 11.2 Millennium’s Oncology Pipeline
        Table 11.3 Millennium’s Inflammatory Pipeline
11.12.1 Highlights
11.13 Reasons for Success

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