Globally, a number of smaller players have shone in the development of coronavirus vaccines and that has also been the case in China, where the market is highly fragmented and hundreds of makers are vying for a share of the lucrative sector.
When The Mighty Fall, Smaller Vaccine Players Seize The COVID Day
Agile Decisions Make The Difference
While global vaccine heavyweights such as Merck & Co, Sanofi and GSK have somewhat lagged in the development of vaccines for COVID-19, smaller players have stepped up. This is especially true for highly segmented markets such as China, where agility has been important.
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