CBRE's 'Global Life Sciences Atlas' highlights why Hyderabad is becoming a top destination for pharmaceutical research and development. The city's strategic advantages are attracting global pharma giants, making it a hub for innovation and growth in the healthcare sector.
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The 'Global Life Sciences Atlas' is a comprehensive report by CBRE that profiles the world's leading life sciences clusters. It provides insights into the key drivers of growth and innovation in the pharmaceutical and biotech sectors.
Hyderabad is an attractive location for pharma R&D due to its robust ecosystem of pharmaceutical and biotech companies, highly skilled workforce, competitive operational costs, and supportive government policies.
The government of Telangana has initiated policies such as 'Pharma Vision 2020' and the 'Life Sciences and Biotechnology Policy' to support the growth of the life sciences sector. These policies offer incentives and support for R&D, clinical trials, and product commercialization.
Several leading pharma companies, including AstraZeneca, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories, and Cipla, have established significant R&D operations in Hyderabad.
Hyderabad's strategic location offers excellent connectivity with a well-developed transportation network, including a modern international airport. This facilitates easy access to global markets and enhances collaboration with international partners.

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