Trends Shaping APAC’s CDMO/CRO Sector
Discover why global pharma leaders are turning to APAC markets like India and Vietnam. Learn how innovation in cell/gene therapy, automation, and biosimilars is reshaping the industry. Read on to stay ahead in the evolving CDMO/CRO landscape!
Q1. Could you start by giving us a brief overview of your professional background, particularly focusing on your expertise in the industry?
A business professional with over 15 years of diverse experience in the Life Science industry, specializing in Account Management, Sales & Marketing, Product & Pipeline Management, and Manufacturing sciences. Have hands-on experience in microbial fermentation and mammalian cell culture-based biopharmaceutical manufacturing processes. I have successfully managed a comprehensive portfolio of process chemicals, raw materials, consumables, and contractual services supporting R&D and manufacturing across small and large molecule platforms.
Q2. Which emerging markets or subregions within APAC offer the highest upside potential for early-stage investments, and what factors make them attractive compared to more developed hubs?
India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Taiwan, Philippines are some of the hot segments in the CRO/CDMO space.
Some of the main factors are:
- Cost advantage
- Support from the government towards establishing these industries by making an industry friendly policy
- Diverse scalability options
- End-to end service offerings
Q3. How are leading CDMO/CROs differentiating themselves in biologics and specialty outsourcing across APAC and the Middle East in 2025, and which service segments are scaling fastest?
Focusing on niche segments like mRNA-based therapies, Cell and gene therapy, ADCs
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