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China’s Biopharma Strategy: A Warning and Opportunity for India

China is playing a long game in biopharma. And India needs to pay attention.

China has set an ambitious target: at least 25% of the world’s first-in-class drugs should originate in China by 2030.

At the same time, proposed technology-export restrictions seek to retain ownership of critical discovery platforms, including cell and gene therapies and siRNA technologies, while allowing international licensing partnerships.

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