The Asia Bio Partnering Forum program is developed to highlight the powerful rise of innovation in the Asia life science market

The Startup Spotlight is a pitch competition featuring the most innovative startup biotech companies. This live competition will give a group of hand selected startups the opportunity to pitch in front of the Asia Bio Partnering Forum Audience audience. A panel of esteemed judges will evaluate the pitches and select the winners.

Pharma perspectives: Breaking barriers to build on opportunities in Asia Pacific   

The distinguished opening keynote panel will consist of influential pharma dealmakers leading the path to development, funding, and partnerships in the burgeoning Asian market.

Deals, breakthrough innovation, and partnering for biotech's next generation

Asia is poised to host the next wave of innovation. Hear from the latest innovators and supporters as they share their ever-expanding capabilities and influence in novel drug discovery and development.

Market access strategies with innovative business models

Navigating the evolving regulatory landscape has become a significant pain-point for companies. This session will address the specific impacts of new regulations, provide market access updates, and showcase key business strategies, partnerships, and investment.

Cross border investment: From local discovery to global innovation

Leading investors will share their insights on emerging areas of innovation, where the focus is shifting in the next decade, and the rising appeal of business in Asia, and the international impact.

AI-aided drug discovery: taking action, gaining momentum, and latest developments

Hear from the latest AI innovators and supporters as they share their ever-expanding capabilities and influence in novel drug discovery.

Biotech IPO landscape in Asian markets: latest trends, predictions, and emerging ways to raise funds

The panel will examine investment challenges in the current landscape. What do recent IPO changes mean for investors and what strategies can be implemented in the long-term?