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New Drug Modalities 2026
22 Oct 2026
New drug modalities now make up 57% of the $347B biopharma pipeline, down from 60% in 2025. BCG’s fourth annual report ranks which modalities are gaining.
Aerospace and Defense Industry
22 Oct 2026
From MRO and shipbuilding to defense strategy and supply chains, BCG helps aerospace and defense leaders improve performance.
Downstream Oil and Gas
22 Oct 2026
BCG’s downstream oil and gas consulting experts help refiners and fuel retailers improve performance through strategy, AI, digital transformation, and operational excellence.
Banking
22 Oct 2026
Banking is being rebuilt for an AI-driven era. BCG’s banking consulting experts partner with retail, business, private, and wholesale banks to drive growth.
Digital Assets
22 Oct 2026
BCG’s digital assets services help financial institutions and digital-asset-native firms create value across stablecoins, tokenization, risk and compliance, and technology.
Health Care Services Industry
22 Oct 2026
Discover health care services consulting that helps organizations improve operations, accelerate growth, and succeed in today’s health care service industry.
Foodservice Distribution Industry
22 Oct 2026
BCG's foodservice distribution consulting services help foodservice distributors rewire profit pools, improve service, and build capabilities that drive lasting profitable growth.
Grocery Industry
22 Oct 2026
BCG's grocery consulting team helps food retailers around the world use AI to improve decisions, strengthen operations, and grow margins.
Restaurant Industry
22 Oct 2026
BCG’s restaurant consulting teams help brands navigate industry challenges with specific AI restaurant consulting strategies that improve operations. Learn more here.
Specialty Retail
22 Oct 2026
BCG's specialty retail consulting services help retailers boost growth, customer loyalty, AI adoption, and operational performance with proven solutions.
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