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GLP-1 Market Trends and Global Forecasts Report 2025: A $157.5 Bn Market by 2035 - Landscape Led by China and the U.S., Rising Partnerships, and Strong DTC-Driven Demand Push Biologics Above 65% Share

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GLP-1 Market Trends and Global Forecasts Report 2025: A $157.5 Bn Market by 2035 - Landscape Led by China and the U.S., Rising Partnerships, and Strong DTC-Driven Demand Push Biologics Above 65% Share Dublin, Jan…
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  • Biologics segment is expected to capture the majority share (over 65%) of the GLP-1 market by 2035

    80% confidence
  • Type 2 diabetes represents a larger market share but non-alcoholic steatohepatitis segment is anticipated to experience significant market expansion in the years ahead

    80% confidence
  • Survodutide is likely to drive the GLP-1 market in the near future

    80% confidence
  • Long-acting GLP-1 agonists currently dominate the market and this trend is expected to persist due to longer duration of effect compared to short-acting agonists

    80% confidence
  • Over the years, the market in Asia-Pacific is expected to grow at a higher CAGR

    80% confidence
  • Approximately 60% of the GLP-1 drug candidates are currently being evaluated in clinical stages of development, with most targeting metabolic disorders such as Type 2 diabetes and obesity

    80% confidence
  • The global GLP-1 market is estimated to grow from USD 62.2 billion in the current year to USD 157.5 billion by 2035, at a CAGR of 9.7% during the forecast period

    80% confidence
  • Close to 50% of partnerships related to GLP-1 drugs were signed for drug development and commercialization

    80% confidence
  • The majority of GLP-1 drug development firms are based in China (36%) and the US (28%)

    80% confidence
  • Improvements in drug administration, including implantable devices, extended-release formulations, or non-invasive methods (like transdermal patches), may enhance patient satisfaction and broaden market appeal

    80% confidence
  • Semaglutide holds the maximum share of the GLP-1 market at present

    80% confidence
  • Oral route of administration is likely to grow at a relatively higher CAGR

    80% confidence
  • The biologics sector is expected to expand at a comparatively higher CAGR due to distinct physiological characteristics such as stability, specificity, selectivity, and capacity to inhibit particular protein-protein interactions

    80% confidence
  • More than 150 GLP-1 drug candidates, intended for the treatment of multiple indications, are currently either approved or being investigated by pharmaceutical companies

    80% confidence
  • The efficacy of GLP-1 medications in weight management presents opportunities for wider application in non-diabetic groups, combating the worldwide obesity crisis

    80% confidence
  • The short-acting GLP-1 agonist segment is expected to expand at a notably higher CAGR

    80% confidence
  • Single-agonist segment currently holds the maximum share of the GLP-1 market

    80% confidence
  • Lifestyle changes, influence of social media, celebrity endorsements and direct to consumer advertisements have led to a surge in the demand for GLP-1 drugs

    80% confidence
  • North America accounts for the largest share of the GLP-1 market

    80% confidence
  • Parenteral route holds a larger share of the GLP-1 market and this trend is likely to remain the same in the coming decade

    80% confidence
  • Currently, small molecules category occupies the largest share of the GLP-1 market

    80% confidence
  • Tri-agonist segment is likely to grow at a relatively higher CAGR

    80% confidence
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