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Protect and build heritage brands

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Develop and expand categories and channels

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Ensure compliance in a changing regulatory

environment

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Launch innovative products

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Add value to customers through excellence in

service delivery

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Gain further consumer, shopper and customer

insight to support marketing plans

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Increase production and improve efficiencies in

the manufacturing plant and laboratory

STRATEGIC FOCUS

MARKET TRENDS

TOP TEN BRANDS

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Growth in the OTC market is being driven by

the trend towards wellness, self-care and patient

education

•

Innovation remains an important growth driver in

terms of diagnosis, methods of curative care and

on the preventative side

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Economic factors continue to cause a shift from

premium brands to economy brands and smaller

pack sizes

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Consumers are showing a bias towards

convenience, specifically in the channels they

select (i.e. one stop shop for all requirements)

as well as in the growth of convenient dosage

formats (i.e. sachets)

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Retailer loyalty programs are driving consumer

behaviour and consumption

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Adco-Dol

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Corenza C

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Allergex

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BronCleer

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Citro-Soda

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Alcophyllex

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Betapyn

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Dilinct

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Napamol

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Solphyllex

SALES SUBJECT

TO SEP

Non-SEP

15,5

%

84,5

%

TOP 10

BRANDS

TURNOVER

R922

MILLION

TRADING

PROFIT

R310

MILLION

(2015: R261m)

SEP

OVERVIEW

The OTC division has improved its volume and value market leadership position in the private market, growing 5% ahead of the market at 10%.

Two in every five packs of Schedule 1 and Schedule 2 products, sold in the private sector, is an Adcock Ingram product.

The business competes in the following core categories within the market:

Pharmacy

rank

FMCG

rank

Script

share

rank

Pain

#

1

#

1

The pain portfolio is the mar-

ket leader in pharmacy with a

38,8% volume share and 43,9%

value share. Adco-dol is the

top ranked analgesic brand in

pharmacy. In the Schedule 2

muscle relaxantmarketSpasmend

is ranked number 2 in value

and volume.

Cough and Cold

#

1

#

1

In this mature market, the

portfolio continues to grow

ahead of the market, main-

taining and stretching its

leadership position in Phar-

macy. Adcock Ingram brands

have strong representation

across all indications includ-

ing antitussives, expectorants,

decongestants and analgesic

combinations. The cold and

flu portfolio has a 29,7% value

share and a 43% volume share

in Pharmacy.

Allergy

#

1

#

1

Allergex

is

the

market

leader in the systemic oral

antihistamine market with

more than 50% volume share,

and showing double digit

value growth of 12,5%. With

the launch of Ceticit and

Adco-Desloratadine in 2015

and Levogex in April 2016, the

business is now represented

in 80% of the anti-histamine

market with first, second and

third generation offerings.

Heartburn and

Indigestion

#

3

#

2

Citro-Soda is the top ranked

urinary alkaliniser in both phar-

macy and FMCG and has built

trust for its extended indications

viz. indigestion, heartburn and

gout. The division also has a very

strong portfolio of anti-diarrhoeal

products

including

brands

such

as

Adco-Loperamide,

Adco-Prodium,

Betaperamide

and Pectrolyte. Mayogel has

recently been listed in the FMCG

channel. It is the largest brand

by volume in this market in

Pharmacy.

Energy

#

3

#

2

Vita-Thion and Liviton are well

respected energy brands, both

ranked in the top 5 brands

sold in pharmacy. Vita-Thion

has a particularly attractive po-

sitioning with its unique sus-

tainable energy proposition.

PERFORMANCE

FIVE

SIX

THREE

ONE

FOUR

TWO

OUR PERFORMANCE

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