Thursday, May 14, 2026
32.8 C
Bengaluru

Is Your Field Force Optimised to Make the Most of Market Growth in Metros?

Summary of Performance of Top 30 Metros in IPM – Dec’24

Overall Market Performance
• The top 30 metros in India contributed 34% to the total IPM (Indian Pharmaceutical Market) sales for MAT (Moving Annual Total) Dec’24.
• These cities grew at a rate of 8.5%, slightly higher than the overall IPM growth of 7.6%.
• The total market value of these 30 metros increased from ₹71,831 Cr (Dec’23) to ₹77,929 Cr (Dec’24), showing a ₹6,098 Cr increase.

Fastest-Growing Markets
• Top 5 fastest-growing metros:
1. Pune (15%)
2. Agra (14%)
3. Lucknow (13%)
4. Nashik (13%)
5. Delhi (12.5%)
Among the six mega metros, Delhi grew the fastest at 12.5%, followed by Chennai (11.6%) and Hyderabad (10.5%).

Growth Trends & Insights
• 13 out of 30 metros grew faster than the IPM growth rate (7.6%), while 17 metros grew at or below the IPM growth rate.
• Cities like Delhi, Hyderabad, Bangalore, and Chennai remain dominant in total market value, with Delhi leading at ₹10,756 Cr.
• Smaller cities like Bhopal (12%) and Nashik (13%) showed strong growth, indicating increasing pharmaceutical demand in Tier-2 cities.

Conclusion

The Indian pharmaceutical market continues to grow robustly, especially in urban centers. While mega metros remain strong contributors, smaller cities like Lucknow, Pune, and Agra are emerging as high-growth markets. The steady expansion of IPM in these metros suggests increasing healthcare accessibility and demand for pharmaceutical products in urban India.

Hot this week

Do Retail Pharmacies Really Care about Patients?

The chemist shop—jammed between a chai stall and a...

Indian Oncology: An Unasked Question, the Challenges Ahead

A Brief History of Scale and an Unasked Question In...

Are Quick Remedies Keeping Patients Away from Doctors?

The recent Mint Lounge analysis captured a striking consumer...

From Tragedy to Trust: What the CDCSO Can Learn from Dr. Frances Oldham Kelsey

Abstract The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) evolved from...

Biocon’s Landmark Succession Planning: Claire Mazumdar is the Future Leader

In a landmark decision for India’s biotechnology sector, Kiran...

Topics

Do Retail Pharmacies Really Care about Patients?

The chemist shop—jammed between a chai stall and a...

Indian Oncology: An Unasked Question, the Challenges Ahead

A Brief History of Scale and an Unasked Question In...

Are Quick Remedies Keeping Patients Away from Doctors?

The recent Mint Lounge analysis captured a striking consumer...

From Tragedy to Trust: What the CDCSO Can Learn from Dr. Frances Oldham Kelsey

Abstract The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) evolved from...

Biocon’s Landmark Succession Planning: Claire Mazumdar is the Future Leader

In a landmark decision for India’s biotechnology sector, Kiran...
spot_img

Related Articles

spot_imgspot_img