Market & Product Diligence
Every product is evaluated against the real U.S. landscape — competition, pricing, channel dynamics, and regulatory pathway — before a deal is proposed.
GPP sits at the center of a two-sided network: global R&D companies with excellent products, and U.S. pharmaceutical businesses ready to commercialize them. Our services are built for both.
You've built the dossier. We open the market — and stay with you through launch and beyond.
Skip the search. GPP brings you vetted, high-value products from top global R&D companies — matched to your channels and capabilities.
Every product is evaluated against the real U.S. landscape — competition, pricing, channel dynamics, and regulatory pathway — before a deal is proposed.
GPP has spent two decades earning the trust of both sides. Confidentiality, fair dealing, and follow-through are how we've grown year after year.
From term sheet to signature, GPP structures agreements that hold up — for the developer, the commercial partner, and the long life of the product.
We don't disappear at signing. GPP supports registration, launch, and growth — expanding partner portfolios with the next product, and the next.
Beyond licensing, GPP connects partners to the full range of capabilities a product needs to reach the U.S. and Canadian markets — including deep experience in 505(b)(2) regulatory pathways that build on established molecules for faster, differentiated approvals.
FDA and Health Canada strategy, submissions, and lifecycle compliance — including 505(b)(2) pathways.
CRO selection and oversight for studies that support U.S. registration.
IP strategy, patent review, and Paragraph IV certification support.
CMO/CDMO sourcing and tech transfer for reliable, compliant supply.
Qualified API suppliers with the quality and documentation U.S. partners require.
Deal origination and partner matchmaking across our global network.
Competitive, pricing, and opportunity assessment for the U.S. and Canada.
Building and expanding product portfolios across the development spectrum.
Structuring and negotiating licensing and acquisition agreements.
Commercialization support through launch and ongoing growth.
Either way, the next step is the same — a conversation with GPP.