NEWS RELEASE                                                                                         September 2017

Pharmaceutical Membrane Cartridge Market to Exceed $1.2 billion Next Year

Membrane cartridges are used in separation processes in the pharmaceutical industry.  They are also used to purify water for use in products. A third use is the removal of contaminants from wastewater. According to the latest forecast in Cartridge Filters:  World Market the pharmaceutical industry will spend $1.2 billion on cartridges in 2018.

Pharmaceutical Membrane Cartridge Purchases  
$ millions

Bottom of Form

World Region 2018
Total  1,198
 Africa  13
 CIS  7
 East Asia  308
 Eastern Europe  15
 Middle East  33
 NAFTA  418
 South & Central America  53
 West Asia  47
 Western Europe  304

NAFTA will continue to be the leading consumer although East Asia is showing the most quantitative growth. West Asia and specifically India is showing the largest percentage growth.

Membrane cartridges are in the high-performance category.  This means that they are purchased more based on performance and less on price.  As a result, a few thousand people at end users, EPCs, and system supplier companies are making most of the purchase decisions.  The top three pharmaceutical companies are spending more than $130 million/yr for these cartridges.

Ranking Company

2020 Membrane

Cartridge

Purchases

$ millions

Market Share

%

1 Pfizer 49 4.40
2 Merck 34 3.00
3 Roche 37 3.29
4 Sanofi 33 2.99
5 Johnson & Johnson 31 2.79
6 Novartis 30 2.71
7 AbbVie 24 2.14
8 Gilead 23 2.04
9 AstraZeneca 22 1.92
10 Amgen 22 1.92
11 GlaxoSmithKline 21 1.88
12 Takeda 19 1.70
13 Teva 17 1.53

This report provides forecasts for 80 countries in each industry for four types of cartridges. It also provides estimated purchases by 550 end users and 400 EPC’s, and system suppliers.

For more information click on N024 Cartridge Filters: World Market

Bob Mcilvaine can answer questions and can be reached at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 847 784 0012 ext. 112