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市場調査レポート
商品コード
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医薬品連続生産の世界市場:成長の機会Global Pharmaceutical Continuous Manufacturing Market, Growth Opportunities |
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医薬品連続生産の世界市場:成長の機会 |
出版日: 2023年02月03日
発行: Frost & Sullivan
ページ情報: 英文 90 Pages
納期: 即日から翌営業日
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連続生産は製薬会社の化学および製造プロセスの大幅なスピードアップを支援し、特に重要な救命薬品において、全体の製造スケジュールを短縮することができます。製薬業界では、毒性のある試薬を含む可能性のあるバッチプロセスや、電気化学反応や光化学反応を含むスケールアップ反応など、制限のあるプロセスにこの技術を適用してきました。プロセス分析技術(PAT)やデジタルツインなどの技術を導入してリアルタイムでの意思決定を改善することで、バッチやCMなどの製造工程をより適切に管理することが可能になります。
当レポートでは、世界の医薬品連続生産市場について調査し、市場の概要とともに、戦略的インペラティブ、成長の機会などを提供しています。
Regulatory Acceptance Propelling Continuous Manufacturing Investments through Partnerships and In-house Expansions
Continuous manufacturing (CM) is a method for manufacturing end-to-end pharmaceutical products on a single, uninterrupted production line. While batch manufacturing requires transporting, testing, and refeeding materials from one process to the next, continuous processes execute all testing, feeding, and processing inline at a single manufacturing site. The global pharma industry is slowly shifting its focus from primary care to specialty medicine and rare diseases. To modify research and development (R&D) models to address and adapt to challenges associated with rare, ultra-rare, and specialty diseases, the strategy is changing from being present in a few large segments to many small segments and exploring new disease areas with high unmet needs.
CM helps pharma companies significantly speed up the chemistry and manufacturing processes, which can cut down on the overall manufacturing timelines, especially in critical life-saving drugs. To date, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the manufacture of over 7 drugs using continuous processes, which started off from only one product less than 4 years ago. In 2020 alone, the FDA approved 4 new drugs to be manufactured using CM. Alongside the FDA, health authorities in Canada, Europe, Australia, Japan, Switzerland, and New Zealand have approved CM application for the production of solid oral dosage forms, indicating the growing acceptance of the technology worldwide.
With such nascent technology, the pharma industry has been applying the technique for processes that are off limits for batch processes, which might include toxic reagents, and for scale-up reactions that include electrochemical or photochemical reactions. Implementing technologies, such as process analytical technology (PAT) and digital twins, for improved real-time decision making will allow for the better control of manufacturing processes, including batch and CM.
Considering the large-scale benefits of flexibility and timeline management and a quantifiable reduction in the cost of manufacturing through automated processes and better resource management, CM is expected to witness large-scale adoption in the form of integrated processes. Furthermore, the ecosystem is currently focused on pharma companies that take the majority share, in terms of setting up facilities. Contract development and manufacturing organizations (CDMOs), however, are slowly expanding their facilities by collaborating with CM platform vendors, with system integrators and automation experts providing additional support in the optimization manufacturing value chain. In the coming years, as the regulatory and operational benefits become more realized, CDMOs and pharma companies will likely continue enhancing and building their CM capabilities and expertise to remain competitive.