Results have been released from the annual CEO Biotechnology Industry Position Survey, this year conducted by Australian biotech trade group AusBiotech and Grant Thornton. This asked the industry's chief executives for their views on the operating environment, financing and public policy.
The survey showed that Australia continues to be the leading location for biotechnology companies in the Asia-Pacific region with almost 400 biotechnology companies and 600 medical technology companies. The industry is characterised by many small to medium private and public companies. There are currently more than 100 ASX-listed life sciences companies.
Mixed responses
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