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LSX Europe
Life Science Fundraising & Investment
25-26 March 2026 - Main days, Lisbon Congress Centre, Lisbon, Portugal24 March 2026 - Pre-day forums (Life Science Companies only), FIL (Feira Internacional de Lisboa)

Unlocking value in a rapidly evolving healthcare marketplace


Healthcare markets are changing fast. Payers are demanding clearer value propositions, patients are expecting better outcomes, and digital technologies are reshaping how care is delivered. For life science companies, understanding where genuine commercial opportunity lies and how to access it, has become a critical strategic challenge. The Market Opportunities & Commercialisation pillar at LSX World Congress is designed to explore that challenge in depth, helping leaders across biotech, pharmatech, and digital health make sense of a commercial landscape that has never been more dynamic.

This pillar focuses on how companies can identify and prioritise high-growth therapeutic and technology markets, align innovation with real-world healthcare needs, integrate AI and digital tools into commercial strategy, and anticipate pricing, reimbursement, and access requirements much earlier in development than in the past. It brings together executives, investors, strategists, and practitioners to provide actionable insight into how to scale into high-value markets while navigating pricing pressures, regulatory complexity, and global expansion.


What our agenda covers:

Across the programme there is a clear emphasis on practical, real-world commercial insight, exploring how shifts across policy, technology, and market dynamics are shaping launch success today. Participants will hear the latest research and practical examples of how companies are preparing for future market realities and what that means for revenue potential, clinical programme design, and strategic planning.

Building on that, sessions will discuss how value can be created from the earliest stages of product planning and how to align internal strategy with external expectations.

The agenda also showcases sessions that reflect the intersection of commercial opportunity and broader market trends. Sessions will look at how digital tools and companion technologies are being used to drive real-world patient benefit, adherence, and engagement and how these advances create new revenue opportunities and commercial differentiation.


Key sessions you can't miss: