New Korea Fund To Nurture Early Stage Biotech Start-Ups
Executive Summary
South Korea is broadening its state support for the biotech industry, which it sees as a new growth engine, this time by focusing on early stage biotech start-ups, amid industry views that such support and investment in the country has so far been lacking.
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