Global contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs) are set to steadily become more and more popular, as Western pharmaceutical companies outsource production to Asian countries in a bid to cut costs, forecasts a new report by health care experts GBI Research, which notes that the overall cost of drug manufacturing is up to 50% cheaper in India than in Western countries, which is pushing Big Pharma abroad.
Major CMOs offer upstream and downstream manufacturing functions equally; and, in addition to manufacturing in biopharmaceutical production, they also offer clinical trials, logistics, packaging and even marketing. According to the industry experts, manufacturing functions dominate almost 60% of the CMO market, with downstream processes accounting for 50% of the manufacturing process.
15% CAGR forecast
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