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Partnering 2030: Biopharma Report

This year's project builds on the success of the Partnering 2030 surveys of 2022 and 2023. In this year's report we again unlock insights from biotechs and out-licensors, dive deep into their partnering experiences at conferences and with top pharmaceutical firms, and reveal the challenges and pain points they face bringing their innovations to market.

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The Biotechs and Research Institutes Perspective

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AI is expected to make positive impacts on the industry while environmental protection efforts are becoming less important
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Partnering conferences
Biotechs prioritize partnering events but struggle to have their meeting requests accepted at expensive conferences
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Partnering values
Out-licensors value transparency and communication in a partner above all else

Biotech target partner types

Biotech respondents demonstrated a strong preference for partnering with large and midsize pharma companies.

Large pharma companies25%Midsize pharma companies17%Clinical stage biotech companies13%Start-up biotech companies16%Venture Capital or Finance partners26%

Partnering 2030

FME Industries Report

In this report we provide insights from technology transfer and commercialization offices at research institutes from around the world. Understand their partnering experiences with top food, materials and electromechanical (FME) companies and unlock their insights on corporate collaboration.

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