Danish biotechnology R&D pipeline ranks third in Europe, E&Y survey reveals

15 December 2008

A strong pipeline makes the Copenhagen region of Denmark's biotechnology cluster well prepared for the challenges ahead. With 185 drug candidates in preclinical and clinical development, Denmark ranks third in Europe. Only the UK and Germany have a bigger pipeline.

Also, in terms of pipeline growth, Denmark has a strong position as it experienced the biggest increase among the countries in Europe.

These are the two main findings of the Ernst & Young report, Biotech in Denmark 2008 - Growing stronger, prepared in cooperation with the Danish Association of Biotechnology Industries.

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