Australia discovers and trials, then sells before the value arrives. The gap is not science or talent but the few hundred million dollars a phase three trial costs – and who is willing to fund it.
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Australia discovers and trials, then sells before the value arrives. The gap is not science or talent but the few hundred million dollars a phase three trial costs – and who is willing to fund it.
A medicine can be approved as safe and effective in Australia and still be unavailable, because a second committee decides whether it is worth the money. How PBS cost-effectiveness assessment works.
A pathology lab processes each extra sample for almost nothing, so volume decides everything. Why the sector consolidated, why collection centre location is contested, and why Medicare sets the price.
A Cochlear implant creates a customer for seventy years. A ResMed device creates a consumables relationship for decades. Why both Australian device companies are annuities rather than manufacturers.
CSL was created in 1916 because Australia was too isolated to import vaccines. It is now a US$15.5 billion plasma therapeutics company – and its moat is a collection network, not a molecule.
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