
The UK’s departure from the European Union looks likely to dent many sectors at least in the short to medium term, but the biopharmaceutical industry is one that might just continue to shine, however damaging the exit from the trade bloc proves to be.
The quality of innovation coming out of labs, with 25 of the world’s top-selling 100 drugs discovered – albeit not always commercialized – in the UK, is a major factor, along with a healthy flow of investment from the USA and elsewhere, strong research charities and academic heritage.
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