For a clinical-stage biotech company, we developed comprehensive revenue forecasts for two lead assets in development as prophylactic treatments for rare blood disorders.
The project involved scenario planning under different market assumptions, testing alternative hypotheses, building detailed patient funneling and segmentation, and developing deterministic and probabilistic models to project revenue streams and assess sensitivity to key variables. We also designed a structured framework to standardize assumptions and update forecasts as new data emerge.
We supported a biotech company at the pre-clinical stage in evaluating the market opportunity and price potential of its lead candidate, developed as a preventive treatment for severe complications following solid organ transplantation.
The assessment included primary research with payer experts to anticipate willingness to pay and identify early pricing benchmarks. We also provided strategic recommendations on clinical trial design to strengthen the future value proposition and improve prospects for market access and reimbursement.
As part of a larger team of consultants, we assisted an established pharmaceutical company in reviewing the value story for a new product indicated for a rare form of autoimmune nephropathy.
As part of a larger team of consultants, we supported an established pharmaceutical company entering the Canadian market
As part of a larger team of consultants, we supported an established pharmaceutical company in reviewing the Global Value Dossier and the value story of a drug indicated for a rare vasculitis
As part of a larger team of consultants, we supported a biotech company developing an FcRn inhibitor for two chronic neuromuscular diseases
As part of a larger team of consultants, we supported a biotech company in developing a KIT-mutant kinase inhibitor for a rare myeloid neoplasm, which has orphan drug designation in the EU
We supported a biotech company developing a new monoclonal antibody for a non-solid tumor. The product was in a Phase IIb clinical trial and had orphan drug designation in the US and EU