CONFERENCE REPORT: Getting To Grips With China’s Medtech Market
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
With some research valuing China’s strongly growing medical devices market at already more than $16 billion, the fourth-largest in the world and the second in Asia behind Japan, serious consideration of the sector has become critical. Speakers at the recent AusBiotech conference in Melbourne provided valuable insight for medtech companies wanting to better understand or enter China’s medical devices market.
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