As more complex new chemical entities (NCEs) are being developed for pharmacological use, the demand for high energy chemistry / hazardous reactions, which offer shorter synthesis routes and access to novel structural possibilities, is on the rise
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Various service providers claim to possess the required equipment for API synthesis under hazardous (high / low temperature and high / low pressure) conditions. Over time, the shift to high energy synthesis chemistries has demonstrated the benefits of closed, continuous reaction processes. Although many players continue to prefer the standard batch process, many are gradually adopting continuous flow technologies, especially for hazardous reactions.
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Nearly 80% of the aforementioned players claim to be capable of carrying out API synthesis at cryogenic / low temperatures. Interesting, almost 30% of such firms have adopted continuous flow technologies for such purposes.
These players provide a range of services, starting from process development and scale-up to small scale synthesis, to innovator companies. Of these, 73% claim to presently possess the necessary capabilities to handle high pressure conditions.
Interestingly, most of such facilities (over 100) are located in Europe and the Asia Pacific. Further, within the US, majority of facilities claim to have the necessary capabilities to handle high temperature conditions (in the range of 191°C to 240°C) for API manufacturing.
It is worth highlighting that over 40% of service providers offering HEC-based API synthesis, claim to have the required capabilities for performing hydrogenation reaction. This is followed by players with expertise in reduction reactions (32%), Grignard reaction (32%) and Friedel Crafts reaction (29%).
The market in Asia-Pacific and Europe capture 29% and 24% of the overall share (in terms of service revenues), respectively. Further, in terms of reaction condition, reactions carried out at high temperature conditions currently represent the majority share of service revenues (34%); this trend is unlikely to change in the foreseen future.
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The USD 29 Billion (by 2030) financial opportunity within the HEC / hazardous services market has been analyzed across the following segments:
The report features inputs from the following eminent industry stakeholders, according to whom, as more companies become aware of the benefits of exploiting novel synthetic routes, via hazardous reaction chemistries, for drug development, the demand for HEC-based manufacturing services may be anticipated to increase in the coming years.
The research includes detailed profiles of key players (listed below); each profile features an overview of the company, its financial information (if available), recent developments and an informed future outlook.
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Gaurav Chaudhary
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