What are the chances for running and developing companies in life science in Sweden today? Which financing options are suitable for different companies? When should you start planning for different exit strategies? How can a small company plan when it comes to partnerships and possible acquisitions?
Between 2009 and 2019, the number of life science companies in the Stockholm-Uppsala region increased by almost 50%. This is stated in a report published by the Stockholm Science City Foundation on the 31 of March. Half of the employees within Sweden's life science work in the region, which means 31,500 people at nearly 1,000 companies. The report also shows that half of Sweden's patent applications originate from the region.
Read the report here (in Swedish)
Between 2009 and 2019, the number of life science companies in the Stockholm-Uppsala region increased by almost 50%. This is stated in a report published by the Stockholm Science City Foundation on the 31 of March. Half of the employees within Sweden's life science work in the region, which means 31,500 people at nearly 1,000 companies. The report also shows that half of Sweden's patent applications originate from the region.
On April 28, SSCi will host a seminar together with the patent experts at AWA, where Joanna Applequist and her collegues will tell us more about the unitary patent system.