India Pharma Outlook Team | Tuesday, 28 October 2025
According to Minister for IT and Industries Duddilla Sridhar Babu, Telangana has set the lofty goal of bringing in Rs. 1 lakh crore in new investments in the life sciences sector by 2030 in order to create jobs for five lakh people.
The Minister stated that the State government has created a thorough "Roadmap 2030" to establish Telangana as a Global Life Sciences Hub while giving the keynote lecture at the AusBiotech International Conference 2025 in Melbourne, which is being organized in collaboration with the Government of Victoria.
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“Telangana is preparing a Comprehensive Life Sciences Policy to accelerate innovation, infrastructure, and global partnerships,” Sridhar Babu said, outlining the State’s strategy for the next phase of bio-digital growth.
The State has received new investments of Rs. 3.2 lakh crore over the last 20 months, of which Rs. 63,000 crore have come from the Life Sciences sector alone.
In 2024, the sector's exports exceeded Rs. 26,000 crore from April to December. According to the Minister, Telangana wants to boost the value of its life sciences sector from US$80 billion to US$250 billion by 2030.
Babu cited a research from the international consulting firm CBRE, which stated that Hyderabad, along with Boston, San Francisco, Cambridge, Beijing, and Tokyo, is included as one of the world's top life sciences clusters in the Global Life Sciences Atlas 2025. He went on to say that Hyderabad is the only Indian city on this list.
The city's lease of life sciences offices increased from 0.6 million square feet in 2022 to 2.4 million square feet in 2024, demonstrating the industry's explosive growth and investor confidence.
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