The world’s top 20 pharma companies spent $145 billion between them on R&D investments in 2022-23 - compared to the prior year’s $139 million - according to research from the professional services firm Deloitte.
Its report Measuring the return from pharmaceutical innovation: Unleash AI’s potential is the 14th in a series analyzing the current state of R&D return on investments (ROI) for a cohort of 20 leading biopharma companies.
The research attributes the rise in R&D spend is attributed to several factors, including more complex trial requirements, regulatory changes and the impact of inflation.
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