The global plasma fractionation market is estimated to be USD 12.7 billion by 2035 and anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 10% during the forecast period 2023-2035.

In the past twenty years, the number of people affected by rare diseases has notably risen, now impacting over 410 million individuals globally with chronic disorders. This surge in cases has led to a greater need for plasma-derived therapies, which have shown significant effectiveness in treating these conditions. Meeting this growing demand requires a consistent and strong supply of blood plasma. Currently, the United States is a central hub for plasma donation centers, housing around 80% of the world’s facilities dedicated to plasma donation. Impressively, this country contributes over 70% of the plasma used by plasma fractionators to produce these therapies. Plasma fractionation is vital in separating and refining essential components within blood plasma, such as immunoglobulins, albumins, anticoagulant factors, and protease inhibitors. These refined blood plasma components form the basis for developing therapeutic treatments.

A recent development in April 2023 involved the approval of HYQVIA, a recombinant immunoglobulin, for expanded use in treating primary immunodeficiency in children aged 2 to 16 years. Plasma-derived therapies are crucial in saving lives, especially for those dealing with rare and complex diseases globally. Recognizing the growing need for these critical medicines, ongoing advancements in blood plasma fractionation and manufacturing technology are expected to ensure timely access for those in need in the future. This progress will be instrumental in meeting the increasing demand for plasma-derived therapies amid the rising prevalence of rare and complex diseases.

Report Coverage
? The report investigates the plasma fractionation market across several parameters: type of company, scale of operation, type of plasma-derived therapeutic products manufactured, therapeutic areas of plasma-derived products and key geographical regions
? It assesses market growth influencers such as drivers, restraints, opportunities, and challenges, analyzing their impact.
? Evaluation of market advantages and obstacles is provided, along with insights into the competitive landscape for key market players.
? Revenue forecasts for market segments are detailed across four major regions.
? An executive summary encapsulates research insights on the current status and anticipated future trends in the plasma fractionation market, covering its components, collection and screening processes, applications, challenges, and the role of third-party service providers. The summary delves into future prospects in this domain.
? A comprehensive evaluation of the plasma fractionation market landscape involves analyzing companies based on criteria such as establishment year, workforce size, headquarters location, business type (in-house manufacturers, contract service providers), site of fractionation and collection facilities, patented technology presence, additional capabilities (formulation, testing), operational scale, manufactured plasma-derived therapeutic products, therapeutic areas targeted, and end-user demographics.
? A meticulous competitive analysis focuses on plasma fractionation companies across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and other regions. Companies are categorized by type (in-house manufacturers, combined manufacturers, service providers) and evaluated based on parameters including experience, facility accreditations, plasma collection infrastructure, proprietary technologies, product portfolios, operational scale, therapeutic focus, and target consumer base.
? Detailed tabular profiles of key plasma fractionation companies across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific are presented, encompassing company overviews, financial data (if available), fractionation portfolios, recent developments, and anticipated future trajectories.
? An analysis of recent partnerships and collaborations in plasma fractionation, plasma-derived therapies, and associated technologies post-2018. Parameters include partnership types, objectives (collection, purification, fractionation), plasma-derived product categories, partner types (industry, non-industry), and active participants, with regional distribution of engaged companies.
? An in-depth examination of expansions undertaken by diverse companies since 2018 to enhance their plasma fractionation capabilities. Analysis includes expansion timelines, types (capacity, new facilities), facility categorization (collection, fractionation), facility locations, manufactured plasma-derived products, and key contributors.
? Detailed analysis of global fractionation capacity based on publicly available information and insights from primary and secondary research. This examination highlights capacity distribution based on company size, manufactured plasma-derived therapeutic products, operational scale, and geographic regions (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and others).

Key Market Companies
? Baxter
? Grifols
? Kedrion
? Octapharma
? CSL
? Takeda Pharmaceutical