
By Wang Fangqing
Chinese biotech companies are pivoting from "fast-follow" to "smart" first-in-class (FIC) innovation, a shift that is reshaping global licensing deals and driving multinational corporations (MNCs) to integrate more deeply with China’s R&D ecosystem.
Speakers at the ChinaTrials meeting in Shanghai emphasized that the maturity of China's clinical strategies, combined with a competitive ecosystem, is creating a new paradigm where Chinese innovation is not just an alternative, but a priority for global pipelines.
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