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BioWorld - Thursday, February 19, 2026
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Articles by Haky Moon

South Korea making further inroads in Latin America via Colombia FTA

July 19, 2016
By Haky Moon

Clearbridge, Cambridge partner to birth, nurture Asian startup companies

July 13, 2016
By Haky Moon

South Korean firms stake claim in growing gene-based drug market

July 7, 2016
By Haky Moon
HONG KONG – Not only are South Korean biotech companies working their way into the global biosimilars market, they are also tapping the market for gene-based medicines and taking a global leadership role.
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South Korean firms stake claim in growing gene-based drug market

July 6, 2016
By Haky Moon
HONG KONG – Not only are South Korean biotech companies working their way into the global biosimilars market, they are also tapping the market for gene-based medicines and taking a global leadership role.
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Pfizer invests in Asia with $350M biotech plant in Hangzhou

July 5, 2016
By Haky Moon

HONG KONG – China’s economy may be slowing down, but multinationals are positioning themselves to leverage it as best they can while navigating a still-complex regulatory environment. The latest: Pfizer Inc. last week broke ground on a $350 million biotechnology facility in eastern Hangzhou. The Global Biotechnology Center will be Pfizer’s first biotech center in Asia and its third globally.


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Pfizer invests in Asia with $350M biotech plant in Hangzhou

June 30, 2016
By Haky Moon
HONG KONG – China's economy may be slowing down, but multinationals are positioning themselves to leverage it as best they can while navigating a still-complex regulatory environment. The latest: Pfizer Inc. this week broke ground on a $350 million biotechnology facility in eastern Hangzhou. The Global Biotechnology Center will be Pfizer's first biotech center in Asia and its third globally.
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South Korea cautiously considering 3-D printed medical instruments

June 27, 2016
By Haky Moon

Asia zones in on med-tech with first industry park

June 17, 2016
By Haky Moon

With $244M pipeline, Malaysia emerges as attractive med-tech hub

June 16, 2016
By Haky Moon

China's med-tech industry seeing further consolidation in bid to spur sector growth

June 9, 2016
By Haky Moon
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