European Biotech Is “Hot” Again, But Needs Nurturing For Further Growth
Executive Summary
European biotech executives, entrepreneurs and investors are much more optimistic today about the sector’s growth prospects than just a few years ago – that’s despite lingering negatives like the region’s small number of mid-sized companies, a lack of investors willing to finance beyond seed and Series A rounds, and the relative dearth of executive talent.
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