PCSK9 Inhibitors Market is expected to reach a valuation of US$ 13 billion by 2033 | FMI
The global PCSK9 Inhibitors Market had a market value of US$ 3 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach a market value of US$ 13 billion by 2023-2033, at a CAGR of 15.8%.
Inhibitors of pro-protein convertase subtilisin Kexin type 9 (PCSK9) are drugs used to lower cholesterol levels. PCSK9 is a protein produced by the liver. An increase in PCSK9 levels causes high cholesterol.
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Monoclonal
antibodies are a type of biologic medication that works by inhibiting PCSK9.
PCSK9 inhibitors bind to and inactivate the liver protein proprotein convertase
subtilisin kexin 9, lowering the amount of dangerous LDL cholesterol in the
bloodstream. Lower LDL levels in the blood indicate healthier arteries and a
lower risk of stroke, heart attack, and other diseases.
PCSK9
Inhibitors, according to research, are effective at lowering cholesterol.
PCSK9
inhibitors are given once or twice a month via injection under the skin,
self-administering, or medical representation. As a result, the PCSK9
Inhibitors Market is expected to expand and grow significantly over the
forecast period. With a significantly higher CAGR, the global PCSK9 Inhibitors
Market is expected to thrive in the future. During the projected period, Europe
is estimated to have the highest global PCSK9 Inhibitors Market share. This is
owing to increased spending and better healthcare infrastructure in nations
such as Germany, Italy, and Spain, which are the region's major contributors to
growth.
Key
Takeaways from the Market Study
- FMI
projects the global PCSK9 Inhibitors market to expand at a 15.8% value
CAGR by 2033
- The
global PCSK9 Inhibitors market is estimated at a market value of US$ 3
Billion
- The
global PCSK9 Inhibitors market is expected to garner a market value of US$
13 Billion
- Asia
Pacific is expected to grow at a CAGR of 15% in the assessment period
2023-2033.
- North
America is expected to grow at a CAGR of 15.7% in the assessment period
2023-2033.
- Europe
is expected to grow at a CAGR of 15.3% in the assessment period 2023-2033.
- The
Repatha segment is expected to hold the largest market share for PCSK9
Inhibitors in the forecast period 2023-2033
“Asia
Pacific is expected to have a significant market share. This is due to
increased healthcare awareness, research activity, and government initiatives
in the healthcare industry to create jobs in the region,” says an analyst at FMI.
Market
Competition
New
product registrations for early diagnosis, strategic alliances for mergers,
acquisitions, marketing, a large distribution channel, and significant R&D
investment are some of the primary strategies employed by notable organisations
operating in the PCSK9 inhibitors Market. The top players in the PCSK9
inhibitors industry have been identified and characterised for their distinct
business features. Key players in the PCSK9
Inhibitors market are Amgen, Eli Lilly, Sanofi, Pfizer, Novartis, Roche,
Merck, Alnylam, AstraZeneca and Affiris.
Recent
Developments:
- In
December 2022, the boards of directors of Horizon
Therapeutics plc and Amgen Inc., announced that they have agreed on the
terms of a cash offer for the Company by Pillartree Limited
("Acquirer Sub"), a newly formed private limited company wholly
owned by Amgen, which is unanimously recommended by the Company Board and
under which Acquirer Sub will acquire the entirety of the Company's issued
and to be issued ordinary share capital.
- In
December 2022, Eli Lilly and Company announced that its
purchase of Akouos, Inc. was completed successfully. The purchase broadens
Lilly's genetic medicines efforts to include Akouos' portfolio of
potential first-in-class adeno-associated viral gene treatments for the
treatment of inner ear diseases such as sensorineural hearing loss.
Key
Segments Profiled in the PCSK9 Inhibitors Industry Survey
By
Type:
- Repatha
- Praluent
- Bococizumab
- Others
By
Application:
- Clinical
Application
- Drug
Development
- Others
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