What's Driving The Uptick In Korea-China Biotech Deals

Bilateral ties between South Korea and China may have slumped to a new low, but that doesn’t seem to have deterred deals between firms in the two nations in the biotech space. Scrip takes a closer look at the deal-making flow and whether it is sustainable.

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Open innovation has been the buzzword for the South Korean pharma/biotech industry for some time; now the quest to find partners and tap capital they badly need to conduct clinical trials and advance into global markets has reached new heights.

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