Chromatography Resins Industry Procurement Intelligence, Supplier Intelligence, Day One Analysis Report, 2020 – 2027
Procurement Outlook
Chromatography resins are media used to capture and polish mAbs,
antibody fragments, vaccines, and other biomolecules using a stationary phase.
Chromatography resins can be categorized into two types:
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Natural
resins: These resins are extracted from plants. They comprise an ambiguous
mixture of Carboxylic acids, essential oils, and isoprene-based hydrocarbons.
·
Rosins - It
is derived from the pitch of pine trees.
·
Oleoresins
- These resins contain the essential oils of plants.
·
Gum resins
- They are the natural mixtures of true gum and resins including natural
rubber, gamboge, myrrh, and olibanum.
·
Fossil
resins - It is extracted from ancient trees that have been chemically altered
by long exposure.
·
Synthetic
resins: Synthetics resins are produced polymerization involving the formation
of chain-linked polymers.
·
Thermoplastic
resins: Polycarbonate, nylon, acrylic, etc.
·
Thermosetting
resins: Polyester, epoxy, phenolic, vinyl ester, polyurethane, silicone, etc.
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Demand
Outlook
The global chromatography resins market was valued at ~USD2
billion in 2020 and it is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7-8% from 2020 to 2027
due to increasing demand from the pharmaceutical sector, for drug discovery.
The pharmaceutical sector is the largest end-user segment with more than 85%
revenue share. The pharmaceutical industry extensively uses chromatography
resins in inspecting and cleaning compounds to remove contamination. Natural
resins are the leading product segment and they accounted for more than 50% of
revenue share in the global chromatography resins market. North America is the
largest geographic segment in the market with more than 30% revenue share.
However, the shifting of production base to APAC by leading pharmaceutical
companies is expected to bolster the growth rate of chromatography resins in
the region during the forecast period.
Cost Drivers
The cost components of procuring natural resins and synthetic
resins are different. Natural resins are typically extracted from trees like
pines and firs. Hence, the processing cost plays a huge role in determining the
cost of natural resin production. Whereas, synthetic resins are manufactured
industrially via the process of polymerization with help of a chemically
processed source of Naphtha, a residual part of crude oil. In this case, the
cost of raw material is the key cost component of resin production. Synthetic
resin production costs largely depend on the availability of raw materials and
crude oil prices.
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