Hepatitis C Drugs Market : 2020 Global Sales, Size, Share, Competitive Analysis, Upcoming Opportunities And Forecast To 2022

Hepatitis C Drugs Market Overview:

The global hepatitis C drugs market is expecting a modest CAGR of 3.3% during the forecast period (2015-2022), reveals Market Research Future (MRFR) in a detailed analysis of the same. In the meantime, the hepatitis C drugs market can easily climb a valuation of USD 22721.1 million driven by several market factors such as a substantial increase in government subsidy and reimbursement policy, better screening system in developing nations, unsafe sex, etc. Furthermore, medical negligence such as sharing needles, unsterilized equipment, and a blood transfusion from infected mother to newborn are giving rise to the contraction of hepatitis C which resultantly, is triggering the hepatitis C drugs market growth.

However, stringent regulatory frameworks are prohibiting the natural flow of the drugs to the market which is increasing the price. The high cost of the available drugs can also put a leash on the hepatitis C drugs market during the forecast period.

Hepatitis C Drugs Industry Trends:

Direct-acting antivirals or DAAs is now bringing in a change in treating hepatitis C which has a success rate of 70%-99%. The trend is currently sweeping the market with several companies such as Merck and Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Janssen, and Gilead launching their medicines respectively Victrelis (boceprevir) and Incivek (telaprevir), Olysio (simeprevir), and Sovaldi (sofosbuvir).

Hepatitis C Drugs Market Segmentation:

The global hepatitis c drugs market can be segmented by drug class, medicine system, route of administration, and end-users.

On the basis of drug class, the hepatitis c drugs market comprises anti-viral, immuno-modulators and others.

Based on the medicine system, the hepatitis c drugs market can be segmented into allopathic, alternative and others.

Based on the route of administration, the hepatitis c drugs market can be segmented into oral, injectable and others.

Based on end-users, the hepatitis c drugs market includes hospitals and private.

Hepatitis C Drugs Market Regional Analysis:

Geographical analysis of the hepatitis C drugs market covers chiefly the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific (APAC), and Middle East & Africa (MEA).

The Americas is, at present, commanding the market with the maximum amount of revenue share. Its excellent healthcare facilities and superior research & development infrastructure are bound to set the future market rolling for the hepatitis C drugs market. At the same time, private investors are spending substantially to develop new drugs which can further improve the market scenario.

Europe is the second largest market. However, like other developed countries from the Americas, this region too can witness a plummeting of CAGR as the market can remain stagnant due to the decreasing number of patients. However, drug companies are mostly based out of the Americas or Europe which can aid the regional market growth. The APAC region can expect China and India to lead the market. Their huge population can substantially promote the market. However, technological advancement has caused a drop in the number of patients, and the regional market can only record moderate growth.

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Hepatitis C Drugs Market Insight:

The global hepatitis C drugs market is witnessing growth owing to strategic implementations such as mergers, collaborations, acquisitions, and other methods. Pharmaceutical companies in Latin America are now tying up with non-profit organizations will manufacture and supply new and affordable hepatitis C drugs. Gilead, on the other hand, is launching a generic version of their Epclusa, 10 years prior for better production and selling cost alignment.

Some of the key players in this hepatitis C drugs market are Gilead Sciences Inc., Abbvie Inc, Johnson & Johnson, Merck & Co. Inc., GlaxoSmithKline plc, Novartis AG, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Hoffmann-la Roche Ltd., and others.