The Trade Council Russia
Healthcare
Activity Plan 2016
This folder provides an overview of all the different activities and possibilities the Trade Council Russia offers in 2016. In the folder you can find invitations to fairs, market visits,
sector clubs and much more.
We are always ready to answer the questions you might have concerning the activities, so don’t hesitate to contact us
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THE AMBASSADOR’S INTRODUCTION 3
HEALTHCARE SECTOR IN RUSSIA 4
PHARMA 6
HOW CAN THE TRADE COUNCIL HELP YOU? 8
EURASIAN ECONOMIC UNION (EAEU) – NEW OPPORTUNITIES? 8
GET TO KNOW THE MARKET OF RUSSIA, KAZAKHSTAN, BELARUS AND OTHER CIS COUNTRIES 9
SETTING THE RIGHT FRAMEWORK FOR DANISH BUSINESSES IN RUSSIA 11
EKF 12
HEALTH NETWORK RUSSIA 2016 13
ACTIVITY PLAN 2016 17
EXPO: INTERCHARM PROFESSIONAL 18
MEDICAL MARKET VISIT TO KAZAKHSTAN 20
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THE AMBASSADOR’S INTRODUCTION
The Russian economy has been hit hard in the last few years. A question I am often asked is if there is any business left. Let me be clear, the answer is yes. The Russian economic motor is still running. It is not running as fast as it did before. This can be an advantage for Danish businesses. Now the pace of the economy is more as we are used to.
As Denmark we also have some of the major knowledge areas that are in demand. The major demand is for technologies for improving the Russian food sector and it is everything from seeds, field equipment to food processing technologies. Here we as Denmark have a major opportunity.
However, we have also worked more in-depth with some of the other markets we are covering. We have had several delegations heading to Belarus, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan. These are all markets where we are seeing new opportunities for many Danish companies.
You will also in this activity plan find several invitations for these markets.
When discussing the “how” with Danish companies who have been on the Russian market for some years, they point to the fact that Russia has always been a challenging market. It has its peaks and its lows, but so far it has come back every time. Their lessons learned can be summarised in “3 P’s”.
Presence – If you want to have Russia as a market, you need to be here when it goes up and when it goes down. Some Danish companies expand when the market is down. The square meters in the shopping centres are cheaper and the local governments are more eager to welcome you in local projects. It pays off in the long run - they remember those who stay!
Patience – Things take time in Russia. A key factor to achieving success is to know the right people. A key role for me and my colleagues at the Embassy is to open the right doors for you, to help you establish relationships with the right people and get a solid foothold faster. Companies, who have been here for more than 20 years, still use our services to meet the right level of decision makers and buyers.
Persistence – The companies who have something to offer that are relevant for the Russian market and who stay, will find that there is money in Russia. Currently the Russian government are implementing an anti-crisis plan that include major infrastructure projects and support for the Russian industry. Another major focus is on increasing the internal Russian food production.
Starting to work with Russia will always be a big task, and this is no less true today. The current political environment should, however, not prevent Danish companies from taking advantage of the opportunities that do exist. That would be an opportunity lost. This is where I hope you will let Trade Council Russia (The Commercial Department at the Embassy in Moscow and the General Consulate in St. Petersburg) help you, get the right understanding of the market, get the right contacts, all in the aim to get the contracts and the sales! We are also covering Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kirgizstan, Tadzhikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan and will be able to assist your access to these markets as well. I and my colleagues at the Embassy and the General Consulate stand ready to guide and advise you also on the political framework.
I hope to see you in Russia. We are looking forward to assisting you in achieving success.
H.E. Thomas Winkler
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HEALTHCARE SECTOR IN RUSSIA
The Russian Healthcare market is a market in growth. The lack of efficient tools and equipment with a growing elder burden is a development that Denmark and the Danish system know very well. Here the Danish companies are in the forefront of developing innovative and efficient solutions. However the structure of the market is challenging and the financial situation is adding to the challenge. Even with these challenges there are Danish companies on the market working hard and earning money.
The Russian healthcare system is divided into national, regional, and municipal levels. The national government controls the budget, policy, and registration of technologies, while regional and municipal governments have control over their facilities and budgets. The national government collects taxes and distributes funds to the regional and municipal levels through Mandatory Health Insurance funds. This covers about two-thirds of the cost of procedures. To make up the difference, Russian citizens also have access to voluntary health insurance and private medical care. This system continues to evolve. In 2010, the government implemented the Strategy 2020 initiative to attract investment, create jobs, produce safe and effective products, and reduce the country's dependence on foreign healthcare products to a maximum of 50% by 2020 (Source: http://medtechinsider.com/archives/25933). In January 2013, the government approved a national healthcare development plan for the 2013-2020 period. The programme consists of 11 initiatives that focus on several areas including preventive care, health & wellbeing of mothers & babies, and medical rehabilitation/physiotherapy. The government's national Health project aims to improve healthcare standards. Since the project's implementation, numerous medical facilities have been upgraded.
Medical devices
The Russian medical device market is expected to contract by a CAGR (compound annual growth rate) of 2.9 % over the 2013-2018 period, due to the weakening of the ruble. Russia was one of the fastest growing markets in the region for many years, but current economic situation is expected to change in 2015, which will adversely affect medical devicemarketgrowth, as less money is made available forhealthcare. Additionally, imports mayfall as the currency devaluation has made foreign products very expensive.
In 2013, the Russian medical device market was estimated at USD 6,716.9mn, or USD 47 per capita. This market size is comparable to Canada; in per capita terms, the market is similar to Croatia. The 2008-2013 CAGR was estimated at 0.3%, but the market is expected to contract by a CAGR of 2.9% over the 2013-2018 period, to USD 5,785.2mn, or USD 41 per capita by 2018.
Over 70% of the medical device market is supplied by imports. Russia imported medical devices valued at USD 4,848.9mn in 2013; this represented a fall of 21.8% compared with 2012 and a 2008-2013 CAGR of 1.1%. Imports have grown every year since 2003, with the exception of 2009 and 2013. In the 12 months to September 2014, Russian medical device imports decreased by 26.1%, to USD 4,525.5mn.
Rehabilitation equipment
According to a market research of rehabilitation services conducted by Synopsis medical research centre in 2012, about 12% of the population of Russian Federation suffer from chronic diseases of the musculoskeletal system. The growing number of such patients increases the demand for rehabilitation services.
Rehabilitation centres located in Leningrad and Moscow regions (including recently started projects) seem to be more interesting target group. Nowadays both individual and corporate investors are interested in this sector. During the last two years a number of new projects of rehabilitation centres were initiated both in Moscow and Saint Petersburg
One can also notice that a range of services is growing and a comprehensive approach to rehabilitation is being implemented.
5 Most popular rehabilitation equipment:
- training simulators (cardiovascular‐, bike‐ and body simulators for the different groups of muscles and joints)
- Equipment for water treatment (Charcot’s douche, multifunctional medical baths etc.) - walking aids
- equipment for the massage and manual therapy
Rehabilitation equipment may also be acquired by rehabilitation clinics located in resort areas (Krasnodar region, the Caucasus etc.)
The introduction of new methods of rehabilitation seems to be not as complicated as introduction of new diagnostic and treatment technologies. Home care rehabilitation equipment is also in demand.
Both exercise therapy and physiotherapy are very popular methods of medical rehabilitation since the Soviet times. Nearly all public and private clinics are equipped with basic physiotherapy equipment.
Both public and private sectors are mainly equipped with Russian made physiotherapeutic technique. Nowadays Russian manufactures produce more than 100 types and 15000 positions of different physiotherapeutic devices. Their lifetime is 10‐15 years, but there are a lot of 20‐25 year old devices still in use. On the one hand, this is an evidence of high quality of domestic production; on the other hand, the time has come to replace those old devices with new and modern ones. International standards for rehabilitation services have changed, patients demands have diversified and increased, and there is a clear demand in Russia for new physiotherapy equipment. However, it is necessary to say that the situation in private healthcare sector is not so crucial and an average lifetime of physiotherapy equipment in use is only 7 years. Besides healthcare institutions, potential clients to buy physiotherapy equipment are nursery schools, private secondary schools and sanatoriums.
Russian manufacturers of this equipment are far beyond their western competitors both in design and efficiency of their products, but it is hard to compete with them on price. Thus a foreign supplier of physiotherapy equipment, who is interested in Russian market, should carefully examine the market situation and clearly draw out its competitive advantages in comparison to local competitors.
The leading importers of physiotherapy equipment come from the Czech Republic, United Kingdom, Japan and Germany. Orthopaedic devices & prosthesis are among most popular devices imported to Russia. (Source: FINPRO consulting)
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PHARMA
The pharmaceutical industry in Russia has been witnessing strong growth over the last couple of years, with the alimentary/metabolism segment leading the market. The industry grew by 17.5% in 2009 and is expected to reach a value of $10.7 billion by the year 2014. The Russian pharmaceutical market accounts for just 3.6% of the European pharmaceutical industry in terms of value.
Despite global economic downturn Russian pharmaceutical market remains strong and continues to attract foreign companies. With sales of medicinal products exponentially rising over the last 10 years, both large and midsize Pharma are actively expanding its presence in the Russian market. The forecast for the next 10 years suggest a robust growth of pharmaceutical sales.(www.cromospharma.com)
At present time Russian pharmaceutical and medical device market is hugely dependent on outside import. There is a difference of allocation of the state resources, when it comes to medical equipment, which is mostly state funded and pharmaceuticals, mostly a retail market. Medical equipment and pharmaceuticals (public sector accounts for around a quarter of Russia’s pharmaceuticals market) are procured for use in the public sector via electronic tenders, organized in accordance with the recently revised general state procurement legislation. However, in early February 2015 in the framework of the anti-crisis plan and import replacement measures the Russian government restricted state purchases of certain imported medical equipment and goods. Also, the ministry of industry and trade just came up with a proposal to restrict admission to tenders of imported pharmaceuticals, if there are two or more proposals to deliver similar pharmaceuticals from domestic producers. The Russian pharmaceutical market ranks second in volume terms after the foodstuff market and is one of the most dynamic and promising specialized markets. The Russian pharmaceutical market ranks among the top ten pharmaceutical markets in the world. In 2011, Russia was 8th in the world. The value of the Russian pharmaceutical market was 28.1 billion USD in end-user prices, which is a 12% increase compared with 2010.
(Source: DSM Group).
The volume of the market for pharmaceuticals in pharmacy procurement prices decreased by 6.8% in November 2014 in comparison with October 2014 and totalled up to 44,7 bln RUR. The average price of a pharmaceutical package increased for 2.9% and ran at 130.4 RUR in November 2014.
From the beginning of 2014 the inflation rate for pharmaceuticals at the pharmacy shops of the country totalled at +8.5% in RUR and -21.1% in US dollars.
The market structure of pharmaceuticals did not change radically in November 2014 in comparison with the same period in 2013. The reduction of quantity of pharmaceuticals with the price range of 50-150 RUR per package continued in 2014 (from 20,3% in November 2013 to 17,6% in November 2014), pharmaceuticals of the lowest price segment (i.e. cheaper than 50 RUR per package) saw reduction of the market share from 7,3% to 6,7%. And pharmaceuticals with price tag of 500 RUR per package shared 28.4% of the market in November 2014 which is 2,1% more than in November 2013.
At the end of November 2014 г. 55% of pharmaceuticals sold were of domestic origin (in physical terms) however due to their low price in comparison with the imported pharmaceuticals in terms of value they show 24% of sales. The commercial segment of the market at the end of November 2014 was presented by prescription products at 51% and for OTC drugs at 49%. (Source: http://www.dsm.ru/about/news/100/).
7 What can the Trade Council do for You?
Trade Council Russia can assist you in finding reliable Russian business partners, locating potential partners, searching for enterprises which meet specific requirements and select the most compatible. Trade Council Russia can be of help by providing all necessary contacts, organize meetings and negotiations with representatives of Russian companies. We offer market visits to Russia and Kazakhstan which might be of interest to newcomers to our markets. Please refer to the following pages for more information.
Join the Healthcare Network Russia
The Healthcare Network Russia is an initiative launched by the Trade Council, promotes interests of Danish companies working within healthcare and social protection sectors. Please find more details in the following pages. For more information please contact our sector expert in Healthcare and Life Sciences.
Svetlana Chernova
Commercial Attaché
Head of the Healthcare Sector Advisory Team E-mail sveche@um.dk
Svetlana has worked at the Danish embassy since 1997 advising Danish companies both large and SMEs on market entry, market trends, partner search, PR activities.
With her knowledge and experience of Russian corporate culture and functioning of the government agencies, Svetlana can assist Danish companies in different issues in connection with companies’ activities in Russia, including development of good relations with Russian partners and clients.
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HOW CAN THE TRADE COUNCIL HELP YOU?
Area of specialisation: Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kirgizstan, Tadzhikistan,
Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.
We understand that time is money.
We are here to help you save time on the Russian market and to get your products sold faster.
EURASIAN ECONOMIC UNION (EAEU) – NEW OPPORTUNITIES?
The activities of the Trade Council Russia not only cover Russia but also most of the CIS countries: Tadzhikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Belarus.
The potential for cooperation between Danish companies and these countries within many sectors, including technology and energy sector is getting more and more attractive due to the creation of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), which was launched on 1st January 2015. The Customs Union and the Common Economic Space between Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Armenia represent two elements of the most ambitious regional integration projects launched in the post-Soviet space since 1991. Kyrgyzstan has recently become a member, while Tadzhikistan has shown interest in joining the EAEU as well.
The Eurasian Economic Union aims to create a single economic space of more than 170 million people and a gross domestic product of around USD 3 trillion. One of the main objectives for the EAEU is to create a common energy market, and Trade Council Russia will closely monitor the development and possible opportunities for Danish companies in this connection.
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GET TO KNOW THE MARKET OF RUSSIA, KAZAKHSTAN, BELARUS AND OTHER CIS
COUNTRIES
1. Free of Charge Service
A Free of Charge Service is a great way to quickly get a general overview about the available possibilities for your company within the Russian market. It could include a personal consultation about export, general overview for a company’s strategy in the market or any other support within one consultancy hour.
2. Market survey
The market survey helps the company define a strategy or decide whether to enter the Russian market. In correlation with The Trade Council the project will be defined very clearly in order to fully understand what your company expects from the survey and the kind of decisions the survey should lead to.
A market survey could include information about: The accessibility to the market
The size of the market and different segments The product’s or service’s fit to the market
Identification of distribution channels, the competitive environment, prize levels, and legislation. SWOT analysis of the market entry
3. Market visit
The Market Visit Programme is a service provided by The Trade Council to Danish small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). The Market Visit Programme targets a group of companies with mutual interest that are looking for new market opportunities. This program is perfect for companies who wish to get a personal insight in the current trends and opportunities on the Russian market.
The Market Visit could include:
A meeting program for visiting potential partners and private and public institutions Participation in conferences, exhibitions etc.
Field visits to relevant projects, retail outlets or other branch related localities
4. Marketing campaign
The Trade Council can help you become visible on the Russian market. A marketing campaign is ideal for newcomers to the market and those who need help in order to achieve their marketing goals. We will use our experience and knowledge about the Russian market to help your company becoming more visible.
A marketing campaign could include the following activities:
Spreading the information about your company in written/online sources of information Series of publications in the right sources of information (magazines, newspapers, blogs) Press-event and launch at the Embassy
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A Russian partner helps the Danish company to market its products and services on the selected market. The Trade Council has extensive knowledge about many sectors, the business environment, and business culture and will do everything to help you to find a suitable partner. Together we will identify your specific needs and approach to the market and use our network, technical skills, and solid experience in partner search to set up meetings with relevant candidates. The Trade Council can support you with translation, logistics and advice on your meetings with the potential partners.
6. Participation in exhibitions
The Trade Council arranges a turnkey national exhibition stand, which will guarantee your company presence on the Russian market and bring you close to the Russian customers.
7. Vitus
The Vitus programme helps Danish SMEs to enter new markets through a fast and effective kick-start. The aim is for ten chosen Danish SME’s to quickly realize their export potential. This is done through an intense collaborative partnership between the companies and a commercial adviser on the Russian market. The goal for the program is that each participant achieves an export success within the 12 months that the program last.
8. Export start
The Export Start Programme has existed since 2001 and is a government service provided by the Trade Council to Danish SMEs. This programme is applicable to any kind of Trade Council service within the amount of 50-100 consultancy hours and could be used for a partner search, market entry assistance etc. The programme targets companies with a proven export related business plan which are looking for ways to expand their businesses on the Russian market.
Events
1. Reception/Dinner at the Ambassador residence
This is a unique chance for your company to host an event in the attractive surroundings of the Ambassador residence which is an old and charming Russian mansion in the absolute centre of Moscow. The setting is perfect for meeting potential partners or Russian officials and the Ambassador’s presence will contribute to attract the right Russian attendants. We are always flexible and will ensure that the event meets your specific needs.
2. VIP events at the embassy, residence or Danish cultural institute
The embassy may be a great alternative venue for hosting all kinds of other events. We can help you arrange catwalks, publicity events, media events etc.
3. Round tables
We can arrange round table discussions with high-ranking Russian officials to discuss legal issues or other matters which requires the attention of the Russian authorities. The involvement of the embassy can ascertain the seriousness of the matter at hand.
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SETTING THE RIGHT FRAMEWORK FOR DANISH BUSINESSES IN RUSSIA
1. Negotiations support
The embassy may assist your company with translation, counselling and guidance. We can assist you as a company to know what to expect from a meeting with a potential client/distributor and help you to understand what exactly is being said to try and avoid potential misunderstandings.
2. Conflict resolution support
The Trade Council may use our experience in conflict resolution to assist you in resolving a given conflict. We may facilitate a restart of a dialog with the right people and within the right structural framework.
3. Company registration support
The Trade Council can help you with the general framework of the registration process. We can assist with contact to legal support and offer incubator services.
4. Product certification support
The Trade Council may assist you with an overview of the procedure and facilitate a liaison with a certification agency. We have knowledge about which product has mandatory registration and which has voluntary registration.
Peter Mygind Rasmussen
Minister Counsellor, head of the commercial department Email pemyra@um.dk
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EKF
|The best security a company can have |EKF is Denmark’s Export Credit Agency.
We help Danish companies make it possible and attractive for customers abroad to purchase Danish products. We do so by helping raise financing and by insuring companies and banks against the potential financial and political risks of trading with other countries.
We assist both large and small companies, and we are pleased to provide solutions tailored to your company’s specific needs.
EKF was established in 1922 as only the third export credit agency in the world. Over the years, we have acquired unique expertise in the challenges faced by Danish companies in trading and investing around the globe.
EKF is owned and guaranteed by the Danish state but operated as a modern financial enterprise. With a guarantee from EKF, you have the backing of the Danish state, and that makes a difference in the world beyond Denmark’s borders.
Use EKF as a sales argument
We help you and your international customers to secure the financing that can make your export transactions a reality. For example, by securing your customer a loan that is to be used solely for buying your goods.
By letting EKF and a bank help your customer with the financing, you can offer your customer an extended credit without running any unnecessary risk. This can give you an advantage in the competition with other suppliers. And even though your customer buys on credit, you get your payment immediately.
Today, it takes more than just a good product to succeed in the export markets. With backing from EKF, you can offer your foreign customer a financing solution together with your product. The customers have an additional incentive to select you as a supplier, if you bring along a financing solution as well.
Perhaps you’re dreaming of
>securing the order even though the customer’s bank is refusing to finance the deal >helping your customer with credit without taking any unnecessary risk yourself >giving your customer an extra reason to choose you rather than your competitors >your distributor having the money to buy even more of your goods
>covering your losses if your customer suddenly goes bankrupt or cancels an order >being able to concentrate on new business instead of the risk of losses on old business? EKF can help you with this.
See our brochure here or find more information about EKF at www.ekf.dk
EKF Lautrupsgade 11 2100 Copenhagen Tel. +45 35462600 ekf@ekf.dk www.ekf.dk
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CLUB INVITATION
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Health Network Russia
An initiative from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Trade Council in Russia, developed in dialogue with Danish companies.
In co-operation with the Danish Ministry of Health, Danish Regions and Region Central Denmark.
Health Network Mission
We want to position the Danish healthcare system, products, and technologies in the mind of Federal, regional, and municipal decision makers within the Russian healthcare sector with the aim to insure a good long tern framework for introducing and selling Danish products and know-how in Russia.
Why Health Network Russia?
The case for combining Global Public Affairs and export promotion
Russia actively invests money into HC sector in different regions of Russia
There is no ban on import of drugs
Active development of Public-Private partnership
The budget of HC programme 2020 was reduced only by 8%
The Danish HC system is respected as an attractive model
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Planed joint activities in 2016
In view of coming changes in healthcare legislation: Round table for regulatory issues with participation of experts from the Russian Ministry of Health trip (spring).
You get: access to decision makers, influence on framework conditions.
Two study trips to Denmark for the Russian Regional Administration, healthcare and social policy authorities. Regions TBD (suggested: Moscow city, Moscow region).
Trips to the Russian regions: o Tatarstan
o Khanty-Mansiysk o Tjumen
You get: direct access to the regional administration, possibility to market your company and product, to investigate possibilities and condition for cooperation in the selected regions.
Event in connection with a healthcare exhibition (Zdravookhraneniye 2016). December 2016.
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Membership
Health Network Russia is targeting eligible Danish and Russian companies with a recognized international brand in the health sector and either a proven track record in Russia or a clear strategy on market entry in Russia as well as Danish and Russian authorities.
The Trade Council Russia offers an annual membership in Health Network Russia at the cost of DKK 20.000.
Membership includes:
Bilateral Events (delegations visiting Denmark)
Case-by-case, cost-sharing for participating members
Round table with the Ministry of Health
Members: DKK 5.000, non-members DKK 10.000
Road shows
Minimum 30% discount for members
Individual projects
Case-by-case based on TC’s standard fee, DKK 945 per hour
A tailor made project to the specific needs of the individual company:
Opening doors, receptions, overcoming bureaucracy, etc.
If you are interested in becoming a member in Health Network Russia or should you have any questions, please contact me.
Best Regards,
Svetlana Chernova
Head of the Healthcare Sector Advisory Team Commercial Attaché
sveche@um.dk +7 (495) 642 68 08
Embassy of Denmark, Moscow
9, Prechistensky per. / 119034 Moscow +7 (495) 642 68 00 / www.rusland.um.dk
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ACTIVITY CALENDAR 2016
Date:
Event:
Sector:
14-16th of April
Expo: Intercharm Professional - Market Visit
Healthcare
11-13rd of May
Kazakhstan International Healthcare Exhibition -
Market Visit
Healthcare
December 2016
Expo and Market Visit to Moscow –
Zdravookhraneniye 2016
Healthcare
Invitation
EXPO: INTERCHARM PROFESSIONAL
Sector: Healthcare Market Visit
Moscow 14-16 April 2016
The Trade Council Russia
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Are you looking for growth
opportunities?
Have you
considered the Russian market?
Join this exciting Expo in the heart of
Moscow from the 14
thto 16
thof April
and learn about the Russian market!
With more than 2500 brands from 50 countries the Intercharm Professional is by far the largest of its kind Russia. The Moscow-based expo will give you a personal understanding of the Russian market and will also help you identify concrete possibilities for your company.
At the exhibition there will in addition be great opportunities for b2b-meetings with the participating companies.
Get more information about the exhibition on their homepage:
Contact us for an informal dialogue
before the 1
stof March 2016.
Contact information Svetlana Chernova
Head of Healthcare Sector Advisory Team E-mail: sveche@um.dk
Tel.: +7 495 642 68 08 Participation fee
The price of a Market Visit is DKK 12,000 for Small- & Medium-Sized Enterprises under the EU definition. This corresponds to a subsidy of 50 percent of the normal price per hour (in 2016 the price per hour is DKK 960). If you participate in the market visit will receive half a year’s membership in the Healthcare Network Russia without any extra costs (January-June 2016). Normal annual price is 20,000 kr. You can find information about Healthcare Network Russia in the activity plan.
Facts about the market
The Russian middleclass is active and growing
Foreign companies trading in Russia agree that the middleclass is the most important target group in Russia
Russia seeks inspiration from western companies and products when buying healthcare and beauty products
http://www.intercharm.ru/en/
Program for the Market Visit
Visiting the Intercharm Professional Expo
B2b-meeting with potential customers and partners
Networking with experienced Danish companies in the healthcare sector in Russia
Reception with customers and potential partners hosted by the Danish ambassador
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INVITATION
MEDICAL MARKET VISIT TO KAZAKHSTAN
Sector: Healthcare
23rd
Kazakhstan International
Healthcare Exhibition
Almaty, Kazakhstan - 11-13 May 2016
The Trade Council Russia
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Are
you
looking
for
growth
opportunities?
Have you considered
Kazakhstan as a potential market?
Come to Almaty on 11-13th of May and get to know the medical market of Kazakhstan!Participation will help your company to get knowledge of the market and identify specific opportunities for growth. At the same time the exhibition is a good way to meet potential partners, customers and get projects through to the B2B meetings.
In order to find more information about KIHE exhibition, please follow the link:
In order to get a better understanding of the market, its opportunities and challenges, you will be able to participate in presentations about business culture of the country.
Despite the rapid growth of the market in size, it still strongly depends on the import of medical equipment, which makes up 90% of its total capacity.
Contact us for an informal dialogue
before the 1
stof March 2016.
Contact information Svetlana Chernova
Head of Healthcare Sector Advisory Team E-mail: sveche@um.dk
Tel.: +7 495 642 68 08 Participation fee:
The price of a Market Visit is DKK 12,000 for Small- & Medium-Sized Enterprises under the EU definition. This corresponds to a subsidy of 50 percent of the normal price per hour (in 2016 the price per hour is DKK 960). If you participate in the market visit will receive half a year’s membership in the Healthcare Network Russia without any extra costs (January-June 2016). Normal annual price is 20,000 kr. You can find information about Healthcare Network Russia in the activity plan.
www.kihe.kz/en
Tentative program
You get to visit of the 23rd Kazakhstan
International Healthcare Exhibition
You meet potential customers and partners
Round table with representatives of
authorities in Kazakhstan is a unique chance to discuss issues and specific opportunities for your company
Briefing on political, economic and legal matters and how it is relevant for your company
Reception with representatives of
healthcare sector and potential
customers/partners
Meeting with members of Healthcare
Network Russia
Facts about the market:
80 % of medical institutions of Kazakhstan are owned by the government
The country aims to be among top-30 world developed countries by 2030, paying special
attention towards healthcare sector
development
For the last 10 years expenditure on
healthcare sector has increased by 5 times
About the exhibition:
KIHE will in 2016 be held in Almaty for the 23rd time
More than 300 companies from 26
participating countries
The co-organiser of the project is Global Healthcare Council (GHTC)
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INVITATION
MARKET VISIT - RUSSIA
Sector: Healthcare & Medtech
December 2016
The Trade Council Russia
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Are
you
looking
for
growth
opportunities?
Have you considered
the Russian market?
Join our market visit to Moscow in December 2016 and learn about the Russian market!
You will get a personal understanding of the Russian market and identify concrete possibilities for your company. You will get close to potential partners, customers and projects by visiting Russia's biggest exhibition in healthcare and Medtech. In addition, you will have the opportunity for b2b-meetings with the participating companies.
Get more information about the exhibition on their homepage:
http://www.zdravo-expo.ru/en/
There will be presentations about the current Russian business and cultural environment for you to receive a deeper understanding of the market. Furthermore, we will look at the specific possibilities and challenges your company will face on the Russian market.
Preliminary program
Visiting The International Exhibition for
Health Care, Medical Engineering and
Pharmaceuticals – Zdravookhraneniye
Meeting with potential customers and
partners on the Russian market
Roundtable discussion with representatives of the relevant authorities in Russia. This is a unique chance to discuss issues and specific opportunities for your company
Briefing on political, economic and legal matters and discussion about what this means for you company
Reception with representatives of sector key decision makers/partners hosted by the Danish Ambassador
Networking with representatives ofHealthcare Network Russia
About the exhibition:
INTERCHARM Professional is the biggest exhibition for cosmetics & healthcare in Russia and CIS
Last year 2,500 brands were represented at
the INTERCHARM Professional
More than 49,000 visitors attended the exhibition in 2015
Unique opportunity to get acquainted
with the Russian market!
Contact us for an informal dialogue
before the 17th of November 2016.
Contact information Svetlana Chernova
Head of Healthcare Sector Advisory Team E-mail: sveche@um.dk
Tel.: +7 495 642 68 08 Participation fee
The price of a Market Visit is DKK 12,000 for Small- & Medium-Sized Enterprises under the EU definition. This corresponds to a subsidy of 50 percent of the normal price per hour (in 2016 the price per hour is DKK 960). If you participate in the market visit will receive half a year’s membership in the Healthcare Network Russia without any extra costs (January-June 2016). Normal annual price is 20,000 kr. You can find information about Healthcare Network Russia in the activity plan.
24 Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark
Royal Danish Embassy in Moscow 9 Prechistensky Pereulok 119034 Moscow Tel: + 7 (495) 642 68 00 Fax: + 7 (495) 775 01 93 E-mail: mowamb@um.dk www.rusland.um.dk
Royal Danish Consulate General in St. Petersburg
Nab. Reki Moiki, 42, of. 39 191186 St. Petersburg Tel: +7 (812) 703 3900 Fax: +7 (812) 7033529 E-mail: ledgkl@um.dk www.rusland.um.dk
The Trade Council is a part of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is the official export and investment promotion agency of Denmark. The Trade Council benefits from around ninety Danish Embassies, Consulates General and Trade Commissions abroad. The Trade Council advises and assists Danish companies in their export activities and internationalisation process according to the vision: Creating Value All the Way. The work in the Trade Council follows specific procedures and quality guidelines. In this way our customers are secured the best possible quality under the varying working and market conditions at any given point of time.