France-based biotech cluster Biocitech has said the arrival of seven new companies last year led to a 25% increase in on-site residents. The overall revenue for the complex’s residents grew by 21%, from 51.3 million euros ($55.5 million) in 2013 to 62 million euros in 2014.
Some companies, such as Actolis, Adebiotech, Metabolium, Pharma Biot’Expert and PrimaDiag, saw revenue boosts ranging from 50% to nearly 300%. Other residents maintained a steady level of revenue and made large investments in research and development, said Biocitech. The revenue boost for Biocitech residents is largely due to a 12% increase in external clients, with the number of client contracts increasing by 80%. Other figures, such as staff numbers, preclinical and clinical studies, the number of contracts signed and the number of partnerships between residents and foreign companies, have remained stable.
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