• Lab Equipment and Supplies Market Intelligence | Analysis, Trends, Forecast, Outlook

Lab Equipment and Supplies Market Description

The growth for lab equipment industry has witnessed a stable growth, due to continuous demand from a diversified end-user segment. The growth will be strong in emerging markets, such as India and China. Factors such as continued demand from the pharma industry, stable demand in North American public sector, and demand for new automated hybrid platforms will drive the market for lab equipment and supplies. Pharmaceutical companies constitute 38 percent of the overall demand for lab equipment and supplies and are looking forward to new hybrid technologies such as UHPL, HILIC, SFC, LC-MS, LC-NMR, and LC-FTIR. However, financial crisis and high acquisition cost has decelerated the adoption rate of advanced technology and automation.

The report also provides an overview of the regional demand across areas such as the U.S., Canada, LATAM, Europe, India, China, and Japan, along with an overview of the emerging trends in the Chinese market. The report also provides Porter’s five forces analysis on factors such as supplier power, buyer power, barriers to new entrants, the intensity of rivalry, and the threat of substitutes.

Beroe gathers intelligence through primary sources that include industry experts, researchers, and consultants, as well as current suppliers, producers and distributors. Secondary sources can include business journals, newsletters, magazines, market research data, company sources, and industry associations. Following data collation, analysis, and strategic review, the Final Research Report is published on Beroe LiVE.

Report Coverage

Industry Divers
Equipment maintainence Market
Pricing Model

Lab Equipment and Supplies Market Trend, Analysis & Forecast

Category Intelligence on Lab Equipment and Supplies covers the following

Information relating to market, supply, cost, and pricing analysis
Hard to find data on cost and TCO models, supplier details, and performance benchmarks
Macroeconomic and regional trends impacting cost, supply, and other market dynamics
Category-specific negotiation and sourcing advice

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Market Analysis

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Supply Analysis

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Cost & Pricing Analysis

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1. Lab Equipment and Supplies Executive Summary

1.1 Executive Summary: Lab Equipment and Lab Supplies Market Snapshot
1.2 BREXIT Impact

2. Lab Equipment and Supplies Market Analysis

2.1 Market OverView
2.2 Drivers and constrains
2.3 Regional Demand
2.4 End-user Segmentation and Growth Forecast
2.5 Industry Drivers
2.6 Equipment Maintenance Market
2.7 market Trends

3. Lab Equipment and Supplies Supplier Analysis

3.1 Supplier Snapshot
3.2 Top 25 Suppliers
3.3 Mergers and Acquisitions
3.4 Supplier Trends

4. Lab Equipment and Supplies Industry Best Practices

4.1 Sourcing Model
4.2 Engagement Strategy
4.3 Pricing Model

Global Market Outlook on Lab Equipment and Supplies

The lab equipment industry has performed well in 2017, with a growth rate of 3.7 percent, and reached an annual revenue of $51.9. Growth will be strong in emerging markets, like China and India

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Industry Growth Drivers

Continuous demand from pharma industry for high throughput, portable, and cost-effective research procedures and equipment
Focus on food and environment safety in developing nations, such as India and China
Stable demand in North America especially from the public sector

Industry Growth Constraints

Slowing demand from China, which used to be the growth house of the industry until 2014
Both public and private funding delays in Japan and Europe
Adverse effect of currency fluctuations in Europe, Japan, and emerging countries such as India, Brazil, and Mexico

Lab Equipment Maintenance: Regional/Site-wise Sourcing

Buyers prefer strong in-house maintenance team, engaging along with OEMs or MVS model Characteristics:
Decrease in downtime and reduction in service time
Quality service at optimal cost
Reduction in Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)

Industry Growth Drivers

Continuous demand from pharma industry for high throughput, portable, and cost-effective research procedures and equipment
Focus on food and environment safety in developing nations, such as India and China
Stable demand in North America especially from the public sector

Industry Growth Constraints

Slowing demand from China, which used to be the growth house of the industry until 2014
Both public and private funding delays in Japan and Europe
Adverse effect of currency fluctuations in Europe, Japan, and emerging countries such as India, Brazil, and Mexico

The lab supplies global market has witnessed a stable growth, due to continuous demand from diversified end-user segment.

Economic Stagnancy in Established Markets

In 2016, the US and Europe contributed 48 percent and 32 percent respectively to the global lab supplies and equipment market
Moderate speed of economic recovery of the US would continue to influence the lab supplies purchases by academic, research, and federal institutions

Economic Slowdown in Emerging Markets

During 2011–2014, the lab products industry (consumables, chemicals, and equipment) has performed well in India and China and has witnessed yearly growth of around 12 percent and 9 percent respectively
During 2015 - 16, the economic slowdown in China and India impacted the growth rate of lab consumables industry

End-user Segmentation

Pharmaceutical companies constitute 38 percent of the overall demand for lab equipment and supplies. Suppliers view the pharmaceutical industry buyers as core accounts with whom they are willing to engage in a strategic partnership and offer better options for technology updates and equipment replacement

Buyer Segment Trends

Pharmaceutical companies are primary buyers of lab equipment and the suppliers are keen on meeting buyer’s interest
Pharmaceutical end-user often look up for new hybrid technologies, such as UHPLC, HILIC, SFC, LC-MS, LC-NMR, and LC-FTIR
High growth potential of demand from CROs make them an attractive buyer for suppliers along with biotechnology and food and beverage industry
Financial crisis and high acquisition cost has decelerated the adoption rate of advanced technology and automation

Regional Demand

In 2016, stronger dollar has negated the growth of many regional markets. Suppliers have reported double digit negative effects on revenue post the currency conversion from European and LATAM markets
In 2017, it is expected that stronger dollar would be a challenge for suppliers, as most of them are based out of the US
Rebalancing of Indian and Chinese economy along with stabilizing the US economy would drive the growth in market

Technology Trends

Sustainability

Energy efficiency, minimizing operating cost, increasing researchers’ productivity and decreasing waste productions, would continue as focus points of lab equipment buyers in future

IP Protection

Increasing popularity of cloud computing and mobiles in analytical and quality laboratories is demanding the organizations to redefine the information access protocols

Automation

Lab equipment automation would be more focused towards enabling the continuous flow and decreasing the batching requirements during experiments

Focus on High Resolution

Super resolution is the focus of imaging equipment future, which would be more living-cell-friendly and allow the researchers to image whole organisms through development

3-D Printing

3-D printers are expected to provide cost-effective ways to customize costly equipment in future

Integrated Systems

Waters introduced ionkey/MS system. This device integrates the UPLC separation into the source of a mass spectrometer and delivered enhanced sensitivity, performance, and ease of use

Portability of Devices

Suppliers are focusing on developing the portable equipment, which can work as a supplement to the primary lab equipment that makes things easier for field scientists. It is cost-effective, as all samples would not be required to send to labs

Increased Focus on Data Integrity

Demand for efficient software for managing clinical workflow, in terms of regulatory compliance and data security, is increasing. Life science, healthcare industry contributed to the major share in the overall laboratory informatics (LIMS, CDS and others) market. TetraScience has developed a data-integration platform that connects disparate types of lab equipment and software systems, in-house and at outsourced drug developers and manufacturers. It then unites the data from all these sources in the cloud for speeder and more accurate research, cost savings, and other benifits