Headwinds or Tailwinds: Will the Biotech Sector Rebound in 2025? 

Biotech companies are an important source for innovation and product development for larger companies and are an important customer base of CDMOs/CMOs. Capital flow in the biotech sector, an important barometer of the financial health of the sectors, has been under pressure with macro factors in the US on tariffs, tax & monetary policy, and drug pricing reforms contributing to uncertainty. But will the tide turn?

Arda Ural, EY America Life Sciences Leader, Ernst & Young (EY)

Featuring Arda Ural, EY America Life Sciences Leader, Ernst & Young (EY).

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