Germany makes case for inward investment by US biotech companies

8 April 2010

German foreign trade and inward investment group Germany Trade & Invest (GT&I) had representatives at this year's BayBio 2010 conference held on April 7 in San Francisco, California, USA, to highlight opportunities for American companies in Germany, which is the world's second largest market for biotechnology after the USA.

There are more companies operating in the biotech and biomedical sectors there than in any other country in Europe. Revenue in this industry has grown over 40% between 2005 and 2009 and promises to expand in the coming years.

Eastern German "hot bed" for biotech

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