CRO/ CDMO companies support their clients in outsourced services. While CRO's typically help mainstream pharmaceutical companies with the first two stages of medication production (drug discovery and drug development), CDMO’s often help them with the second and third stages – drug development and drug manufacturing.
The industry began to emerge in 1970s due to capacity issues in-house at the pharmaceutical companies
The late 1980s early 1990s witnessed arrival of blockbuster therapeutics and small biotech sector
The combination of the two factors and increasing cost of drug development changed the relationship dynamics of sponsor and service providers
In 2018, value of CRO service market was estimated at $47 Bn, growing 7-9% CAGR through 2024 while CDMO was estimated at $98 Bn growing at 6-8% CAGR through the same period
Pharmaceutical Companies
Biotechnology Companies
Biopharmaceutical Companies
Medical Devices Companies
Sovereign Governments and their relevant agencies
Higher Education entities involved in therapeutic research
Access to capabilities not found in-house
Shift from fixed cost to variable cost model
Improved global reach and access to patients
Higher quality and more efficient execution
Reduction in oversight required
Lower capital requirements
Accelerated development timelines & speed to market
Access to process innovation not found internally
Access to capacity
The CRO market is expected to grow from $47 billion in 2018 at a CAGR of 7-9% through 2024.
Small and Mid-Sized (SMID) pharma/bio/biopharma growth is driving the CRO market.
R&D spending growth, record-breaking biotech funding, increased CRO outsourcing penetration, and increased complexity in clinical development is expected to drive the CRO Market
Outsourcing represented 47% of clinical development in 2013 and it is estimated to have surpassed 60% in 2020 with plenty of room to grow.
The CDMO market is expected to grow from $98.7 billion in 2018 to $157.7 billion in 2025, at a CAGR of 6.9%.
The growth of the CDMO market is looking to outpace the pharmaceutical industry altogether.
The strong development of the CDMO market could be attributed to an increasing overall need for pharmaceuticals due to an aging societies in industrialized countries and better insurance coverage in developing countries.
The future growth of the market will be highly attributable to an increasing willingness to outsource as a means todecrease time to market, save costs, reduce complexity, and reallocate internal resources.
The CRO/ CDMO market is very fragmented, with less than 60 public companies globally and with most operating companies producing under $50 million in revenue.
Contract Research Organizations (CRO) and Contract Development and Manufacturing Organizations (CDMO) support life science R&D. They participate and execute in discovery, development and manufacturing of existing and novel drugs and therapeutics in clinical trials
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