Empty Capsules Market Outlook 2025 | Changing the Face of Pharmaceuticals Industry

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The research report published by Allied Market Report states that the global empty capsules market is estimated to reach $3,707.5 million by 2025. The report provides an in-depth analysis of growth factors, opportunities, market trends, key segments, and competitive landscape. Current market conditions and the future scenario of various regions have been analyzed in the report to help market players in devising expansion strategies. Moreover, it includes country-wise analysis of each region. Product portfolio and business segments of leading market players outline the competitive scenario. The report provides insights to help investors, stakeholders, and new entrants to determine potential opportunities and tap on them to gain competitive advantage.

The market report includes a detailed analysis of the Covid-19 impact on the empty capsules market. Over the course of 2019–2027, the market is expected to show significant growth. However, the recent Covid-19 outbreak is likely to affect some of the business operations. The report includes an analysis of how Covid-19 has and will affect the industry, studying reliable sources, interviews of experts, and annual reports of the major market players. The report includes major drivers, restraints, and opportunities within the empty capsules market.

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Capsules are the second most common form of dosage for the oral administration of drugs after tablets. These are largely used in the nutraceutical and pharmaceutical sectors. Reduction in the timelines of drug development under standard conditions has been the key factor driving the production of drugs delivered in the form of capsules among pharmaceutical and nutraceutical manufacturers. In addition, this strategy enables pharmaceutical manufacturers to reduce the time required to introduce the drug in the market. The other advantage includes protection of a drug substance from various external factors, such as natural or artificial light during production, storage, administration, and use. Furthermore, capsules act as an efficient shield, which prevents the enclosed drugs from decomposition.

Based on the product, the global empty capsules market is classified into gelatin capsules and non-gelatin capsules. Gelatin capsules are further bifurcated into hard gelatin capsules (HGCs) and soft gelatin capsules (SGCs). The gelatin segment dominated the global market in 2017 and is expected to maintain this trend throughout the forecast period. Gelatin has been the standard choice of raw material for the development of hard shell capsules that can efficiently hold active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs). Whereas, the non-gelatin capsules segment are expected to grow at the fastest pace from 2018 to 2025. An increase in demand for hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC) capsules is the major contributor to the robust CAGR of the non-gelatin capsules segment in the global market. Furthermore, a major shift in consumer behavior has been observed toward the use of vegetarian capsules in the recent years.

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Based on therapeutic application, the market is divided into antibiotic & antibacterial drugs, vitamin & dietary supplements, antacids & anti-flatulent preparations, cardiac therapy drugs, and other applications. The antibiotic & antibacterial drugs segment dominated the global market in 2017 and is anticipated to continue this dominance throughout the forecast period. However, the vitamin & dietary supplements segment is expected to grow at the fastest pace throughout the forecast period. Consumption of antibiotics has considerably increased in the recent years. Increasing consumption of antibiotics, either prescription or over-the-counter, has resulted in incessant use of antibiotics for the treatment of ailments across the globe.

The Asia-Pacific region is expected to witness the highest growth rate throughout the forecast period, owing to its high population base, increase in disposable incomes, improvement in patient awareness toward chronic disorders, and adoption of a healthy lifestyle. In addition, countries, such as India and China, serve as major contributors to the growth of the Asia-Pacific empty capsules market, owing to the continuously evolving pharmaceutical industry in these countries.

The Major Key Players Are:

ACG Worldwide, Bright Pharma Caps Inc., CapsCanada Corporation, Lonza Group Ltd. (Capsugel), Medi-Caps Ltd., Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporation (Qualicaps, Inc.), Roxlor LLC, Snail Pharma Industry Co. Ltd, Suheung Co., Ltd, and Sunil Healthcare Ltd.

The other prominent players Are:

Patheon Ltd., Nectar Lifesciences Ltd., JC Biological Technologies, Natural Capsules Ltd., Zhejiang Huili Capsules Co., Ltd., Healthcaps India Limited, HTC Group Limited, and Nanjing Saturn Pharmaceutical Technology Co., Ltd.

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