As depicted, the
genome sequencing cost is decreasing while the production (TB) is increasing.
It is expected that the cost of genome sequencing would ultimately drop to as
low as $100 by 2025. As a result, it is highly possible that the use of genome
sequencing will become more widely adopted and integrated into regular clinical
practice, thereby bolstering the scope of companion diagnostic usage across the
healthcare continuum for treatment preferences.
As per BIS
Research analysis, the global companion
diagnostics market is projected to reach $7,536.7 million by 2030 from
$1,764.7 million in 2019, at a CAGR of 12.45% during the forecast period of
2020-2030. This growth has been primarily attributed to the major drivers in
this market, which comprise the growing incidence of cancer within the global
population that has intensified the demand for better treatment assurance for
all cancer types. Additionally, the growing demand for personalized medicine
and the regulatory mandate for the co-development of drugs and diagnostics are
driving the growth of the global CDx market. The market is expected to grow at
a significant growth rate due to the opportunities that lie within its domain,
which include the development of multiple-biomarker based CDx, powered by NGS
technology, commercialization of CDx for non-oncology disease areas, and
exploitation of advance data science technology in the field of companion diagnostics.
However, there are significant challenges which are restraining the market
growth. These challenges include an uncertain reimbursement scenario, companion
diagnostics leakage in oncology and weak synchronization between therapeutics
and diagnostics in marketing and distribution channels.
The BIS Research
report on the global companion diagnostics market segments the market on the
basis of technology (in-situ hybridization, immunohistochemistry, polymerase
chain reaction, and next-generation sequencing), application area (lung cancer,
breast cancer, colorectal cancer, leukemia, melanoma, stomach cancer, and
others), and region (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and
Rest-of-the-World).
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