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The Global Biosimulation Market was valued at US$ 2.6 Billion in 2021 and is expected to reach US$ 20.9 Billion by 2032, finds Future Market Insights in a recent market survey.
As per the findings of the report, biosimulation software will remain pivotal for the market, as the bulk of revenue will be generated through this category. Software biosimulation will provide better and more efficient results for the trials and there is a variety of software available for specific research and application purpose. The revenue from the software segment grew at a CAGR of 14.3% from 2015-2021.
North America holds the largest market for biosimulation. The rising chronic disease among the population in the region and regulations implemented by the governments for patient safety and treatment standards is driving the demand for biosimulation in the region
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Revenue through Drug Development to Continue growth Axis For Biosimulation Market
Pharmaceutical companies use biosimulation for drug development. During a drug, development process biosimulation helps to identify the possible effects that the drug can have on a patient. The market through the drug development segment recorded a CAGR of 16.3% during 2015-2021.
Biosimulation Market: Competition Insights
- Certara
- Dassault Systemes
- Advanced Chemistry Development
- Simulation Plus Inc
- Schrodinger, Inc.
- Chemical Computing Group
- Physiomics Plc
- Rosa & Co. LLC
- BioSimulation Consulting Inc.
- Genedata AG
- Instem Group of Companies
- PPD, Inc.
- Insilico Biotechnology AG
- Rhenovia Pharma
- LeadInvent Technologies
- Nuventra Pharma
- In Silico Biosciences
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Some of the recent developments by key providers of biosimulation are as follows:
- In June 2022, Certara announced its new version of Biosimulation software for the progress of Novel Biologics. The new version includes Immunogenicity (IG), Immuno-Oncology (IO), and Vaccine simulators to understand and predict how drugs work and point out the key questions in the development of novel biologic therapies.
- In June 2022, Genedata AG announced that Syros Pharmaceuticals has chosen Genedata AG’s Genedata Profiler as its data integration and investigative platform to accelerate its translational research strategy.
- In March 2022, Advanced Chemistry labs announced that Pharmaron Inc. has chosen its NMR processing and interpretation software.
- In March 2022, Simulation Plus, Inc. released its Membrane Plus 3.0 software. The new software includes improved data handling and simulation performance for in vitro-in vivo for extrapolation (IVIVE) for permeability, skin penetration, and release assay systems.
- In February 2022, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the license for Certara’s Immunogenicity (IG) stimulator to research and assess immunogenicity in protein-based remedies.
- In February 2022, Physiomics Plc updated a new agreement with ValiRx plc. According to the new agreement, ValiRx will be able to use Physiomics Plc’s latest version of its Virtual Tumour technology. Physiomics Plc will also help ValiRx in modeling the use of VAL201 peptide in endometriosis (VAL301) and Coronavirus (BC201).
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Key Segments Covered in Biosimulation Industry Survey
Biosimulation Market by Product Type:
- Services
- In-house services
- Contract services
- Software
Biosimulation Market by Deployment Mode:
- Drug Development
- Drug Discovery
- Other Applications
Biosimulation Market by End-use:
- Pharmaceutical &Biotechnology Companies
- CROs
- Regulatory Authorities
- Academic Research Instituitons
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