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We aim to make bio-based industries a key pillar of the state's GSDP by 2030: Kerala CM
Bio Spectrum
|November 2025
Kerala recently set the spotlight on its growing life sciences ecosystem with Bio Connect 3.0 – International Life Sciences Conclave & Expo, held on October 9 & 10, 2025, in Thiruvananthapuram. The event brought together global innovators, researchers, investors, and industry leaders to explore opportunities, collaborations, and advancements across biotechnology, healthcare, digital health, and allied sectors. Organised by the Kerala Life Sciences Industries Park (KLIP) and the Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation (KSIDC), this conclave featured thought-provoking discussions, visionary keynote sessions, and cutting-edge technology showcases.
Kerala Unveils BioEconomy Report 2025
A key highlight of Bio Connect 3.0 was the Government of Kerala releasing the Kerala BioEconomy Report 2025, prepared by the Association of Biotechnology Led Enterprises (ABLE) for Kerala Life Sciences Industries Park, a subsidiary of the Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation.
The report positions Kerala as a national leader in sustainable bio-based growth, mapping a BioEconomy valued at $7.53 billion (Rs 62,000 crore) equivalent to 4.25 per cent of India's national BioEconomy and projecting its expansion to $11-12 billion (Rs 100,000 crore) by 2030. This trajectory is being driven by Ayurveda, biotechnology, marine bioresources, nutraceuticals, and bioindustrial innovation, supported by a rising network of over 300 life science startups and a statewide ecosystem of research institutions and incubators.
The report was released during the inaugural session by P Rajeev, Minister for Law, Industries and Coir of Kerala Government along with A. P. M. Mohammed Hanish, Principal Secretary, Industries, Government of Kerala; Rajesh Kumar Pathak, Secretary, Technology Development Board, Government of India; Timothy Rowe, CEO, (Cambridge Innovation Center) and Co-founder, LabCentral, Boston, US; Vishnuraj, Managing Director, Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation; Dr Praveen KS, CEO, KLIP; Narayanan Suresh, Advisor, ABLE and Dr Balasubramanya S, General Manager, ABLE.
“Kerala’s BioEconomy brings together science, sustainability, and social welfare,” said Pinarayi Vijayan, Chief Minister of Kerala. “By 2030, we aim to make bio-based industries a key pillar of the state’s Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP), creating value through innovation, wellness, and ecological stewardship.”
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