The team, comprising of eight bio-tech-pharma lifescience companies, led by UK Trade Investment & UK BioIndustry Association, made presentations to their counterparts in Bangalore besides holding one-to-one meetings with select firms at the day-long interactions.
The team will hold similar seminars in Mumbai and Hyderabad. BioIndustry Association Chief Executive Nigel Gaymond said their country was laying out series of initiatives to make investments into UK’s bio-tech-pharma sector attractive which incclude extending R&D tax credits, exploring business opportunities with mid-network companies and other financial schemes.