The Future of CIS Insulin….. COVID-19 & Its Impact….
The CIS Insulin Market is expected to reach USD 3,008.5 million by 2020 growing at a CAGR of 15.0%, according to a new study by Grand View Research,
Inc. The presence of an extensive pipeline portfolio of products exhibiting
higher efficacies and their subsequent commercialization over the next six
years is expected to serve this market as a high impact rendering driver. The
introduction of government initiatives aimed at improving the affordability of
insulin via price reduction, such as the collaboration between the government
of Ukraine and Indar to reduce the price of insulin by 20% in 2013 is expected
to have positive influence on demand. Some of the other drivers of this market
include increasing attempts made by manufacturers to capitalize on the untapped
opportunities by opening new manufacturing units to improve the supply of
insulin and growing incidence rates of type II diabetes are some of the factors
expected to fuel future market growth.
Multiple therapeutic regimens are being
followed across the globe in attempts to come up with a reliable treatment for
Covid-19. One line of treatment includes the use of hydroxychloroquine, while a
second treatment line focuses to use antiviral drugs used in the disease
management of HIV. Both these approaches have surged demand from advanced
antivirals and antimalarial drugs. This impacts the drug manufacturers as an
off label indication for these drug classes has to be worked upon. At the
moment, the WHO has not prescribed any of these approaches, neither they have
commented if one is better than the other. The report will account for Covid19
as a key market contributor.
Insulin
is one of the most important hormones secreted by the human body. Insulin opens
the door for glucose to enter into blood cells. Insufficient production of
insulin by human body leads to stockpiling of sugar in blood cells which cause
diabetes. Growing ubiquity of diabetes all over the world is expected to drive
the market. Health disorders such as obesity, due to changing lifestyles are
also expected to fuel the growth of this market. Growing fast food industry in
CIS region is expected to push the insulin market in this region for next six
years. Diabetic patient are catered with external insulin supply. International
Diabetes Federation has estimated the growth of diabetic patients from 366
million in 2011 to 552 million in 2030. This rapid growth of diabetic patients
is expected to impact the growth of insulin market.Deeper market penetration of
insulin products due to extensive commercialisation has also helped this market
to grow. Various new insulin products are expected to hit the market during
next six years and are also expected to fuel the market growth. The
introduction of regulations in favour of insulin manufacturers in CIS region
has encouraged various multinational companies to enter into CIS for
establishing production units, which has significantly helped the market
growth. Various subsidies given to local producers have helped this market to
grow. Agreements between local governments and various local insulin producers
such as Indar have reduced the market prices of insulin products which have
ultimately helped this market to grow. CIS insulin market is in the nascent
stage and has a huge scope of growth. The increasing base of aged population
and extensive R&D initiatives from insulin developers are also expected to
stimulate the market growth for insulin in CIS region.
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CIS Insulin Market
Report Highlights
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Regionally, Russia occupied the largest
share of the market, accounting for 69.2% of the revenue. Its large share is
majorly attributed by the subsidies that Russian government provides to make
insulin more affordable for patients.
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Ukraine is expected to register the fastest
CAGR of 15.6% during the forecast period due to the presence of high untapped
opportunities and encouraging government initiatives.
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In addition, Poland is expected to grow at
a lucrative rate during the forecast period majorly owing to the presence of
high diabetes prevalence coupled with increasing healthcare expenditures.
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Long acting insulin accounted for the
largest share of the market, at over 39.0% in 2013, owing to the higher
preference given to long acting insulin therapy for diabetes which results in
lesser episodes of low blood sugar. It is also expected that this product
segment will grow at the fastest CAGR of over 18.0% during the next six years.
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Application of insulin for control of type
II diabetes occupied for over 90.0% of the market owing to the presence of
larger portfolio of products catering to this segment and a relatively larger
prevalence base
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Analogs accounted for over 80.0% of the
revenue owing to their relatively higher prices and better efficacy levels. In
addition, this segment is expected to exhibit the fastest CAGR during the
forecast period on account of the introduction of technologically advanced
products such as ultra-long and ultra-fast acting analogs.
Dominant product segments studied in this report
include long-acting analog, rapid acting analog, premixed analog, intermediate
insulin, short acting insulin and premixed insulin. Insulin acted analog
dominated the total market share of insulin in CIS region in terms of revenue
generated in 2013. The high cost of long-acting analogs contributed towards
this revenue generation. Low-cost biosimilars of insulin are expected to
capture the CIS market in next six years. CIS insulin market was influenced by
Lantus, a product of Sanofi Aventis, however, its patent expiration in 2015 is
expected to give a setback to market growth over the forecast period.
Various
insulin products are derived from different sources. Insulin market can be
categorized on the basis of source of the product as human recombinant insulin
and analogs. Analogs possess the maximum market share in terms of revenue in
2013 due to deeper market penetration of various new products such as Tresiba
by Novo Nordisk.
Major
applications of insulin analysed in this report include type I and other
diabetes and type II diabetes. Type I diabetes, historically recognised as
insulin dependent diabetes or juvenile has acquired the maximum market share in
terms of revenue in 2013. Intensified use of insulin to treat type I diabetes
as well as the introduction of various new products in the market has enabled
this segment to grab maximum market share.
Key countries analysed in this study include
Russia, Poland, Turkey, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Belarus, and Kazakhstan.Russia
dominated the overall CIS insulin market in terms of revenue owing to the
various subsidies provided by the local government as these medicines are
affordable to common patients in Russia. Russia is also expected to be the
fastest growing market in CIS region. Various local governments provide
monitory help for healthcare services to reduce the costs of drugs. Moreover,
funds provided by the government for development of bio similar drugs locally
have fuelled the growth of this market.
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CIS Insulin Market Segmentation
Grand View Research has segmented the CIS
Insulin market on the basis of product, application, source and region:
CIS Insulin Product Outlook
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Rapid Acting
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Long Acting
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Premixed
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Premixed Analog
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Short Acting
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Intermediate Acting
CIS Insulin Application Outlook
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Type II Diabetes
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Type I Diabetes
CIS Insulin Source Outlook
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Human Recombinant
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Analogs
CIS Insulin Regional Outlook
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Russia
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Poland
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Turkey
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Ukraine
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Uzbekistan
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Belarus
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Kazakhstan
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Rest of CIS
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