
The global biotechnology industry rebounded strongly in 2013, with public companies achieving double-digit revenue growth and a sharp increase in funds raised.
However, much of the industry's growth was driven by a relatively small group of commercial-stage companies, increasing the urgency for the rest of the industry to achieve greater efficiency in their drug development efforts. These and other findings were released in Beyond borders: unlocking value, Ernst & Young’s (EY) 28th annual biotechnology industry report.
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