PAREXEL Strengthens Presence in the Asia/Pacific Region With Two New Locations in China
“China, which is one of the fastest growing pharmaceutical markets in the world, is forecasted to become the fifth largest market this year, and reach approximately $47 billion in size by 2013,” said Josef von Rickenbach, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of PAREXEL International. “Foreseeing China’s potential for clients, PAREXEL was a pioneer in establishing a firm foundation for clinical development in the country. Further expansion of expert resources in Asia is designed to meet client demand for greater opportunities to include China in their global drug development strategies and obtain China market registration.”
According to Mr. von Rickenbach, “We believe that China is attractive for a wide range of clinical development activities due to its large patient population, cost effective environment, and expanding medical infrastructure. A high prevalence of certain cancers, diabetes and other diseases in China can benefit from more extensive clinical research. We are working with clients to reduce their development costs, accelerate patient recruitment, and decrease time to market by incorporating China in global development planning, thereby bringing important new safe and effective treatments to patients in China and around the world sooner.”
The opening of PAREXEL’s latest offices in the Asia/Pacific region reinforces its long-term commitment to providing clients with a high level of service and quality clinical development solutions in this geography. PAREXEL experts support biopharmaceutical companies in accessing diverse patient populations, navigating regulatory issues, identifying investigators, and ensuring data quality throughout the Asia/Pacific region.
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