Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing Market Surges Beyond $834.1B by 2035

The global Cell And Gene Therapy Manufacturing Market is expanding rapidly owing to many technologies evolving at a quickening pace as well as a growing clinical interest in advanced therapies. This article provides an in-depth humanized analysis of the "state of the industry" including market size, segmentation, dynamics, regional trends, and competitor landscape.

The statistics referenced use source from NextGen Intelligence Stats so those interested in a more business/traditional science driven report can use this article with confidence to tell them what to expect to experience from the increasing demand necessary to deliver approved (and lated unapproved) cell and gene therapies at a larger scale from a robust infrastructure.

Market size

The cell and gene therapy manufacturing market was estimated at nearly USD 134.48 billion in 2024; furthermore, it is predicted to continue exponentially growing in the near future to an estimated USD 834.1 billion by 2035, a CAGR of 15.5%. 

The longevity, or sustained growth of the cell and gene therapy manufacturing enterprise is a direct result of clinical breakthroughs, regulatory advancement, and investment in bioprocessing technologies. 

The trajectory of curative therapies will only grow as more therapies enter patients and patients obtain access to effective terminal cancer, and modeling rare genetic conditions.

Segmentation Analysis

By Therapy Type

•  Cell Therapy Manufacturing

•  Stem Cell Therapy

•  Non-Stem Cell Therapy

•  Gene Therapy Manufacturing

• Cell Therapy Manufacturing represents the largest segment at about 60.19% of the market share in 2024. The earlier maturity and relatively higher historical commercialization and regulatory approval rates of cell therapies as compared to gene therapies have given them an advantage.

• Gene Therapy Manufacturing will grow quickly. The strong clinical pipeline suggests this segment will continue to outgrow the overall market for development and commercialization activities during the forecast period.

By Scale

• Pre-commercial/R&D Manufacturing represents nearly 73.34% of revenue share in 2024, highlighting the research-intensive nature of the market with significant preclinical and clinical activity.

• Commercial Scale Manufacturing will see the highest CAGR as the market shifts towards more therapies moving form clinical to commercial.

By Mode

• Contract Manufacturing and In-house Manufacturing are the predominant modes. Contract manufacturing is enabling small and mid-sized innovators to scale production rapidly and efficiently, however, in-house will show the highest CAGR particularly among academic medical centers and big pharma as they begin to adopt more personalized, patient-specific protocols.

By Workflow

Key manufacturing workflows include:

• Cell processing
• Cell banking
• Process development
• Fill & finish operations
• Analytical and quality testing
• Raw material testing
• Vector production

These workflows underpin compliant and scalable cell and gene therapy manufacturing, enabling the industry to meet regulatory and clinical requirements.

Market Dynamics

Growth Drivers

• Technological Innovations: New technologies, such as CRISPR, viral vector engineering and automation, drive throughput and regulatory compliance and compliance and compliance,reduce costs and time to market.

• Regulatory Accelerators: Agencies such as the US FDA are releasing frameworks (e.g., RMAT Designation) to expedite approvals and increase demand for manufacturing.

• Growing Investment: Investment in biotech is spurring R&D and infrastructure combined with partnerships in the biopharma industry.

• Growth of Personalized Medicine: The continual shift toward individualized therapy increases pressure for flexible manufacturing and agility within manufacturing platforms.

Challenges

• Complexity and cost: The high cost of development, shortages of qualified personnel, and the pressure for a highly controlled environment continue to be significant operational challenges.

• Scalability: The transition from clinical to commercial scale limitations still exist, particularly when dealing with autologous and highly individualized therapies.

• Regulatory scrutiny: Increasing regulatory scrutiny to ensure safety and efficacy often adds additional requirements and levels of compliance and process validation.

Opportunities

• Contract Development and Manufacturing Organizations (CDMO) are optimally positioned to enable growth in the industry and help smaller biotechs to introduce products to market faster and cost effectively.

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Regional Analysis 

• North America continues to capture large North American market share, with approximately 47.42% share of the global market in 2024.

North America has a strong foundational ecosystem of pharmaceutical companies, well-funded academic research, and favorable regulatory environment that will allow for an exceptional growth rate relative to other regions. The United States continues to lead on a global scale with the densest concentration of clinical trials and investment. 

• Asia-Pacific is anticipated to be the fastest growing region of the market based on healthcare spending, increasing regulatory activity and investment in biomanufacturing capabilities in China, Japan, and South Korea.

Partnerships with innovative global firms, supported by government engagement and spending, will rapidly build regional capabilities and increase the international competitive landscape. 

Competitive Landscape (Key Player Analysis)

The cell and gene therapy market involves a combination of large, established pharmaceutical firms, small innovative biotechs, and specialty CDMOs. Key players, identified by NextGen Intelligence Stats, are poised to grow their businesses and market share through: 

• Strategic mergers and acquisitions – to increase production capabilities and diversified pipelines. 

• Investing in modular manufacturing, automation, and digital supply chain solutions. 

• Long-term partnerships with research firms to enable clinical trial manufacturing to enable commercial release of product.

Both big pharma and contract manufacturers continue to ramp up capacity, applying more flexible models like the cleanroom suites and cloud-linked analytics for quality monitoring.

This apparent competitive intensity will improve global access to therapies and enable new entrants in the space ready to leverage their knowledge create the next wave of cell and gene therapy successes.

Below is a list of "key players" in the Cell and Gene Therapy Manufacturing Market (2025) derived from a legwork and development of current and industry knowledge.

• Catalent, Inc.
• WuXi Advanced Therapies
• Lonza Group AG
• Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
• Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies
• Boehringer Ingelheim
• Novartis AG
• Roche Holding AG
• Merck KGaA
• Samsung Biologics
• Bluebird Bio
• Cellular Therapeutics
• Hitachi Chemical
• Miltenyi Biotec
• Bayer AG
• Amgen Inc.
• Gilead Sciences
• BioNTech SE

These companies are leaders by way of advanced manufacturing capabilities, viral vector production, cell expansion technologies, modular GMP facilities, and full-service bioprocessing capabilities for cell and gene therapies.

 North America, especially the United States is dominant due to favorable regulatory regimes and a strong biopharma investment environment.

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