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As biomedical research becomes increasingly collaborative and data-driven, the ability to generate consistent, high-dimensional insights across institutions has become more critical than ever.
The beauty and personal care industry is entering a new phase, where consumers are looking beyond surface-level aesthetics and focusing more closely on long-term wellbeing. This shift is driving the rise of metabolic beauty, a trend that connects beauty with cellular health, resilience, and overall wellness.
As regulatory complexity continues to rise, the real constraint facing Regulatory Affairs teams is no longer knowledge itself, but access, accuracy, and speed.
For a long time, coatings were primarily valued for what they helped prevent, including corrosion, wear, environmental exposure, and other external factors. That view no longer holds.
Asia’s healthcare landscape is undergoing a profound shift, driven by rising demand, regulatory complexity, and accelerating innovation. As healthcare companies look to capture growth opportunities across the region, the question is no longer whether to expand into Asia, but how to do so efficiently and sustainably. Increasingly, Hong Kong is emerging as a strategic gateway for companies seeking to navigate this complexity and scale across multiple markets. As a super connector, it enables companies to bridge global strategies with local execution, while providing a coordination point for international healthcare players to align regional strategies and adapt to individual markets.
Texture, fragrance, and visual appeal are key elements in sensorial beauty, driving consumer decisions in the personal care industry. Learn more in this article.
In today’s specialty chemicals industry, uncertainty has become the norm. Manufacturers and formulators across Europe face persistent risks, including stock shortages, rising inflation, volatile logistics costs, and fragile supply chains. Amid these headwinds, securing reliable, high-quality raw materials over the long term and across regions has evolved from an operational requirement into a strategic advantage. This is where DKSH Performance Materials stands apart.
In the life sciences industry, innovation often captures the spotlight, from breakthrough therapies and cutting-edge biologics, to personalized medicine and advanced diagnostics. Yet behind every successful product sits a far less visible but equally critical function: raw material distribution, a key link in the supply chain. Especially in times of margin pressure, when pricing constraints, reimbursement challenges, and rising operational costs squeeze profitability, efficient and strategic raw material distribution supported by strong supply chain management becomes not just important but fundamental to sustained performance.
In Thailand, Solventum partners with DKSH to ensure the safe, efficient, and reliable distribution of its comprehensive dental portfolio. Together, they are expanding access to high-integrity dental care, supporting clinicians’ confidence, and improving patient outcomes nationwide.
Once viewed as a stakeholder bonus or compliance exercise, green logistics is now a defining measure of business resilience, cost-efficiency, and corporate responsibility. As logistics accounts for 11% of global greenhouse gas emissions – according to the World Economic Forum (WEF) – and freight volumes continue to climb, the sector faces mounting pressure to decarbonize. The pressure goes beyond regulation, reflecting a growing business case for long-term competitiveness, part of which includes sustainable practices to reduce emissions, lower costs, and offer insurance against geopolitical and economic shocks.
DKSH is transforming healthcare logistics in Northern Thailand through the rollout of its first satellite distribution center, with plans to expand the model nationwide. By placing supply hubs closer to where care happens, DKSH empowers frontline medical teams to respond quickly, maintain smooth operations, and ultimately, deliver timely and effective patient care.
DKSH’s outstanding service capabilities and efficiency enabled the Department of Geology at Chulalongkorn University to rapidly overcome site challenges and achieve full operational readiness of their new analytical instrument, all within an exceptional timeframe.
DKSH’s comprehensive distribution network and regulatory expertise enabled Hygiena to rapidly establish its innovative diagnostic solutions across key ASEAN markets, driving strong engagement and sustainable growth opportunities.
Since joining forces in 2005, HORIBA and DKSH Vietnam have built a trusted partnership that delivers real impact to Vietnam’s healthcare system. DKSH has been instrumental in scaling HORIBA’s diagnostic solutions through its dedicated team, scientific leadership, and deep local expertise.
By introducing frozen storage and thawing capabilities at our Consumer Goods Distribution Center, DKSH enabled Ferrero to gain greater control over product quality in the New Zealand market.
In today’s fast-moving and increasingly complex world, leading organizations across every industry are embracing coordinated strategies and advanced tools to manage risk more effectively.
Global medical tourism has experienced significant growth in the past few decades. This is fueled by the increasing accessibility of affordable travel as well as improved access to high-quality care in emerging markets as they provide a more attractive choice than developed nations.
Singapore’s status as a leading medical tourism destination is threatened as international patients opt for cheaper alternatives. Rising medical costs and intensified competition from regional players like Thailand and Malaysia also drive foreign patients away from Singapore.
South Korea is globally recognized for its highly regarded education system, consistently ranking among the top in science, math, literacy, and reading. The market has established an extensive network of science museums, extracurricular programs, and initiatives that promote scientific exploration learning.
Southeast Asia stands at a pivotal moment in healthcare development. While the region represents 8.5% of the world’s population, it accounts for only 1.4% of global healthcare expenditure, a disparity that signals both challenges and unprecedented opportunities.
According to the World Bank, Cambodia is recognized as one of the fastest-growing markets globally and aims to become an upper-middle-income economy by 2030.
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