Cell and gene could be the next frontier for 'Midas touch' Samsung Biologics

21 June 2022
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Not content with its journey so far in becoming one of the leading contract development and manufacturing organizations (CDMOs) and the achievements of its Samsung Bioepis venture in the biosimilars field, Samsung Biologics appears to have ambitions in another burgeoning space.

According to a report in PULSE by Maeil Business News Korea, Samsung Biologics will explore M&A opportunities to add cell and gene therapy to its portfolio.

A ripening market

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