According Grand Research View, the global preclinical CRO market size was estimated at
USD 4.1 billion in 2019 and is anticipated to expand at a CAGR of 8.3% over the forecast
period. R&D budget for drug development has increased in recent years, leading to a
rising demand for preclinical CRO (Contract Research Organization) services, thus boosting
the market growth during the forecast period.
Increasing spending on CRO services is expected to boost market growth significantly
during the forecast period. As per survey carried out by Servier Research Institute in
2017, around 50% of failure in preclinical phase is due to toxicology testing, which is
expected to propel the demand for preclinical CRO services in the coming years. Apart from
this, recent regulatory changes in Europe relating to preclinical CRO services are also
anticipated to increase the demand for toxicology testing, thus contributing to the
regional market growth. The rise in the competency of these CROs is also contributing to
the growing demand for preclinical services by life science companies, as these clients
are adopting strategic partnerships business models and outsourcing preclinical services
to CROs. The pressure to contain R&D costs and decrease the overall cost of drug
discovery and development is further contributing to the adoption of outsourcing model.
Over the years, there has been a significant change in the process of drug approval by
the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Recently, 21st Century Cures bill was passed in
the U.S., which fastened the approval process for launch of breakthrough drugs and medical
devices. These changes in approval processes are expected to drive innovation and are also
anticipated to increase demand for preclinical services, thereby contributing to the
market growth. Based on service, the preclinical CRO market is categorized into
bioanalysis and DMPK studies, toxicology testing, and others. Toxicology testing holds the
largest share in the global market since it is an important part of Investigational New
Drug (IND)-enabling studies. Due to rise in outsourcing of noncore preclinical CRO
studies, the market is expected to grow considerably during the forecast period.
FY 2020
As you are all aware, the world is facing one of the worst health crisis of an era
disrupting economies of even developed countries and your company has been no immune to
this crisis, but the impact has been very minimal.
Our efforts have been aligned to be the most preferred preclinical CRO for global
biomedical companies and most preferred distribution partner in India for companies with
cutting edge technologies and products.
Like any other business, the evolving market, competition as well as the rapid
innovation cycle presents its own challenges to gain the market. Vivo Bio Tech encompasses
a solid portfolio of products & services with highest Quality standards as centric
focus with greatest principles and customary upgradations to contend and win reliable
customers worldwide.
With expansion of portfolio in preclinical services (GLP Toxicology, Pharmacology and
GLP Analytical), extended reach to premier research institutes through custom rodent
models (Cyagen Biosciences, Inc.), high quality lab animal diets (Dietex International
Ltd.), SPF Guinea Pigs and high acceptance of specific pathogen free laboratory rodents
& specialized models (Taconic Biosciences) across the Indian market, we are confident
of achieving significant revenue growth on back of long term sustainable technological
advantage.
I would like to express my deep gratitude and appreciation for our bankers, our
shareholders and our employees for their continued trust and consistent confidence in Vivo
Bio Tech.
M. Kalyan Ram Whole Time Director