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global hematology testing is perceived to be a market with high attractiveness,
by the investors. Strong investments in this field aided by considerable research
activities by both public and private sectors are expected to propel the growth
of the market in the years that follow. In spite of having several favorable
factors, investments into the market are being hindered by the slow adoption
rate of expensive hematology testing devices in low income and middle-come
countries of the world. The most promising way to venture into this market and
gain measurable profits is through innovations and development of advanced,
compact, accurate, and user-friendly hematology analyzers.
Sysmex
Corporation, headquartered in Japan is catering to in-vitro diagnostics, offers
wide range of hematology testing products ranging from hematology analyzers and
flow cytometers to reagents, stains, controls, and calibrators. The huge
product contribution of the company resulted in its market dominance in 2017
and 2018, with an overall good amount of the global market share in 2017 and
34.73% of the global market share in 2018. Following Sysmex Corporation, Abbott
Laboratories was the second major contributor of the global market revenue,
accounting for good rate of the total market share in 2017 and 2018,
respectively.
Next
to North America, Europe is the second leading contributor of the global
hematology testing market. Increasing research and investments pertaining to
the development technologically advanced hematology testing products coupled
with significant support from both public and private sectors in terms of
funding are the key driving factors for the growth of the hematology testing in
Europe. Europe contributed to 23.00% of the market share in 2018. Within
Europe, Germany is the leading country and Italy is expected to witness the
highest CAGR during the forecast period between 2019 and 2029.
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