LONDON, October 2, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --
Antibody-Drug Conjugates, Engineered Antibodies, Bispecific Antibodies, Antibody Fragments & ALPs, Biosimilar Antibodies
The global next-generation antibody therapies market reached $4bn in 2017 and is estimated to reach $17bn by 2023. In 2017, the antibody-drug conjugates segment held 45% of the global next-generation antibody therapies market.
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Report Scope
• Global Next-Generation Antibody Therapies Market from 2018-2028
• Forecast of the Global Next-Generation Antibody Therapies market by Submarket:
 • Antibody Fragments & ALPs
 • Antibody-Drug Conjugates
 • Biosimilar Antibodies
 • Bispecific Antibodies
 • Engineered Antibodies
• Forecast of the Global Antibody Fragments & ALPs submarket by Product:
 • Kalbitor
 • Other Antibody Fragments
• Forecast of the Global Antibody-Drug Conjugates submarket by Product:
 • Adcetris
 • Kadcyla
 • Mylotarg
 • Other ADCs
• Forecast of the Global Biosimilar Antibodies submarket by Product:
 • Infliximab
 • Adalimumab
 • Rituximab
 • Bevacizumab
 • Trastuzumab
 • Other Biosimilar mAbs
• Forecast of the Global Bispecific Antibodies submarket by Product:
 • Blincyto
 • Hemlibra
 • Other Bispecific Antibodies
• Forecast of the Global Engineered Antibodies submarket by Product:
 • Gazyva/Gazyvaro
 • Poteligeo
 • Fasenra
 • Other Engineered Antibodies
• This report provides individual revenue forecasts to 2028 for these regional and national markets:
 • North America: US, Canada, and Mexico
 • Europe: Germany, France, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Russia, and rest of Europe
 • Asia-Pacific: Japan, China, Australia, South Korea, India, and rest of Asia-Pacific
 • LAMEA: Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Republic of South Africa, Turkey, and rest of LAMEA
• Our study discusses the selected leading companies that are the major players in the next-generation antibody therapies market:
 • Amgen, Inc.
 • GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)
 • Kirin Holdings (Kyowa Hakko Kirin Co., Ltd.)
 • Merck KGaA
 • Novartis AG
 • Pfizer, Inc.
 • Roche
 • Sanofi
 • Seattle Genetics, Inc.
 • Shire plc
• This report discusses SWOT & STEP analysis of the next-generation antibody therapies market as well as factors that drive and restrain this market. This report also discusses the opportunities that can be tapped in this market.
• This report also discusses selected at that are in the pipeline.
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AbbVie
 AbGenomics
 Ablynx
 AdAlta
 ADC Therapeutics
 Adnexus
 Affimed Therapeutics
 Agensys
 Alcon
 Alexion
 Algeta ASA
 Allergan
 ALMAC Group
 Ambrx
 Amgen
 arGEN-X
 Astellas Pharma
 AstraZeneca
 Bayer
 Biogen Idec
 BioNet Ventures
 Biotest
 BioWa
 Boehringer Ingelheim
 Bristol-Myers Squibb
 Cancer Drugs Fund
 CARBOGEN AMCIS
 Cascadian Therapeutics, Inc.
 Catalent Pharma Solutions
 Celgene
 Celldex Therapeutics
 Cephalon
 Cilag GmbH International
 Clovis Oncology
 Coldstream Laboratories
 Concortis Biosystems
 Corixa
 Covagen
 Crescendo Biologics
 CSL Behring
 CVie Therapeutics
 CytomX Therapeutics
 Daiichi Sankyo
 Defiante Farmaceutica
 Delenex Therapeutics
 Domantis
 Dutalys
 Dyax
 Eddingpharm
 Eisai
 Eli Lilly
 Emergent BioSolutions
 Endo Pharmaceuticals
 ESBATech
 Esperance Pharmaceuticals
 ETH Zurich
 FDA
 Five Prime Therapeutics
 Formation Biologics
 Fresenius Biotech
 F-Star
 Fujifilm
 Genentech
 Genmab
 Gilead Sciences
 Glenmark
 Glycart
 Glycotope
 Goodwin Biotechnology
 GSK
 Health Canada
 Igenica
 Immune Design
 Immunocore
 ImmunoGen
 Immunomedics
 IONTAS
 Janssen Biotech
 Jazz Pharmaceuticals
 Kalobios
 Karolinska Institute
 Kyowa Hakko Kirin
 Kyowa Medex
 LINDIS Biotech
 Lonza
 MacroGenics
 MedImmune
 Merck
 Merrimack Pharmaceuticals
 Mersana Therapeutics
 Merus
 Micromet
 Millennium Pharmaceuticals
 Molecular Partners
 MorphoSys
 MultiCell Immunotherapeutics (MCIT)
 National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
 Neopharm
 Neovii Biotech
 Nerviano Medical Sciences
 NHS
 NICE
 NMS Group
 Nordic Nanovector ASA
 Novartis
 Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research (NIBR)
 NovImmune
 Oxford BioTherapeutics
 Oxis Biotech
 Pfizer
 Pharmacyclics
 Pieris
 Piramal Enterprises
 Piramal Healthcare
 PolyTherics
 ProBioGen
 Progenics
 ProStrakan
 Redwood BioScience
 Roche
 Salix
 Sanofi
 Scil Proteins
 Seattle Genetics
 Servier
 Shinogi
 Shire
 Sigma-Tau
 Simcere Pharmaceutical Group
 Sorrento Therapeutics
 Spectrum Pharmaceuticals
 Spirogen
 Stelis Biopharma
 Stemcentrx
 Strides Arcolab
 Sutro Biopharma
 Swedish Orphan Biovitrum (Sobi)
 Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
 Synthon
 Synthon Biopharmaceuticals
 Takeda
 Talon Therapeutics
 Teva
 TG Therapeutics
 The American Society of Hematology
 The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
 TRION Pharma
 UCB
 WHO
 Wyeth
 Xencor
 Zydus Cadila
 Zymeworks
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