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Queensland Life Sciences Industry Report 2012 76 12. EXPORTS AND INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS “Over half of respondents exported goods and services, deriving an average of 39% of their income from exports in 2011 (compared to 33% in 2009).” Figure 45: Largest export markets by country (58 respondents) 12.1 Exporting and Export Markets 12.1.1 Export Revenue Sixty-three organisations (54% of 116 respondents) exported goods and services. The average amount of their income derived from exports in 2011 was 39%. In the 2009 survey, this average was 33%. For companies only (52) the average was 43% of their income (median 15%) and for research organisations the average was 12.5% (median 10%). 12.1.2 Current Export Markets Figure 46: Largest export market regions for the QLS Industry (58 respondents) Respondents (58) nominated the following countries as their three largest export markets (Figure 45): 1. United States of America 2. New Zealand 3. United Kingdom The ‘Other’ category included 11 countries (see the Appendices for a list of these countries). Asia was the largest export market region for QLS organisations (Figure 46). North America, Oceania and Europe also represented significant markets.
The US, New Zealand and the UK continue to be the top countries for exports since they were first noted in 2007. In 2011, countries in the Asian region had a greater presence in the top 5 countries for export (Table 63). TABLE 63: Highest ranked export markets 2007, 2009 and 2011 Rank Biotech 2007 # TMD 2007 Life Sciences 2009 1 USA USA USA USA 2 New Zealand 3 France New Zealand 4 UK Singapore Hong Kong Japan UK New Zealand UK UK Japan Singapore Life Sciences 2011 New Zealand Malaysia 5 Japan Europe Europe Japan Canada Korea China Singapore # Defined in the Queensland Biotechnology Report 2008 as International Business Deals or Exports Figure 47: Largest export target markets by country (48 respondents) 12.1.3 Future Export Markets Respondents (48) nominated those markets they planned to target (Figure 47), with the top five being: 1. USA 3. China 5. Germany 2. UK 4. New Zealand The ‘Other’ category included 15 individual countries (see the Appendices for a list of these countries). Examining data from previous surveys, the USA, UK and New Zealand continue to be key target markets for export (Table 64). TABLE 64: Future target export markets 2007, 2009, 2011 Rank Biotech 2007# TMD 2007 Life Sciences 2009 Life Sciences 2011 1 USA USA USA USA 2 UK Europe Japan UK 3 China New New China Zealand Zealand 4 Japan UK UK New Zealand 5 New Zealand Asia Europe Germany # Defined in the Queensland Biotechnology Report 2008 as International Business Deals or Exports 77
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