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World View
Approximately 25% of active drug development originates from China, with a focus on biologics, cell therapies, and cancer R&D. Despite strong interest from multinational pharmaceutical companies, a financing crunch in the startup space is impacting China's biotech sector.
Industry support for a new regional regulator for Latin America and the Caribbean is cautious and experts warn that it could harm competitiveness of the region.
The emergence of China from API manufacturer to an innovation leader, fuelled by domestic investments and home-grown talent, has been one of the most remarkable trends of the last decade.
An over-reliance on out-licensing as a business model may restrict the healthy growth of South Korean biopharma firms over the longer term, a Citeline executive told a recent symposium in Seoul.
In the year since the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry raised the alarm about drastically dwindling clinical trial recruitment numbers in the UK, the country has taken a number of steps to try to turn things around.
The Asia 100 ranking is based on Citeline’s analysis of fiscal year 2022 prescription sales data. For more information contact: Ian.Haydock@citeline.com.
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