Syngene CEO On Sub-Dynamics As US Biotech Funding Finds New Normal, ADC Capabilities
Executive Summary
Syngene’s MD & CEO, Jonathan Hunt, in an interview with Scrip, dissects trends and opportunities in the CRDMO segment as US biotechs slow their burn rate amid a funding squeeze while other large and medium-sized biopharma firms seek to rebalance their supply chain. The Indian firm’s ability to add value in the development and manufacture of ADCs and partnerships with big pharma are some of the other topics the former AstraZeneca executive discussed.
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