The global cell and gene therapy tools and reagents market size is calculated at US$ 10.04 billion in 2024, grew to US$ 11.12 billion in 2025, and is projected to reach around US$ 27.3 billion by 2034. The market is expanding at a CAGR of 10.76% between 2025 and 2034.
Growing CGT Developments: There is a rise in cell and gene therapy development, which is increasing the demand for suitable tools and reagents. Thus, new collaborations among the companies and institutes are being formed to leverage their tools and reagents. Moreover, there is a growth in investments and funding to enhance the development of reagents, tools, and therapies.
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The R&D of cell and gene therapy tools and reagents includes enhancing and developing materials, technologies, and processes to improve the scalability, safety, and efficacy of the therapies.
Key Players: Thermo Fisher Scientific, Sartorius AG, Danaher Corporation, Merck KGaA, Charles River, Lonza Group, WuXi AppTec.
The packaging and serialization of cell and gene therapy tools and reagents focus on developing containers with maintained ultralow temperature, contamination protection, and unique tracking identifiers to ensure regulatory compliance, secure chain of custody, and product integrity.
Key Players: Marken, Cryoport, DHL Supply Chain and FedEx, World Courier
The distribution to hospitals and pharmacies of cell and gene therapy tools and reagents involves the use of cold chain logistics or direct manufacturer-to-hospitals shipments with a secure chain of identity and ultra-low temperature deliveries to the designated healthcare centres.
Key Players: Marken, Cryoport, DHL Supply Chain and FedEx, World Courier
Comprehensive assistance, such as emotional support, financial navigation, logistic coordination, and educational resources, will be provided to the patients in the patient support and services of the cell and gene therapy tools and reagents.
Key Players: Bluebird Bio, Novartis Gene Therapies, Vertex Pharmaceuticals
In January 2025, after announcing the collaboration between CTMC and Syenex, the CEO of CTMC, Jason Bock, said that, to amplify the supply of transformative cell therapies to patients is their mission. Their fast access to the increasing suite of validated technologies is being expanded by introducing advanced systems of Syenex in the lentiviral and retroviral vector manufacturing platforms of CTMC. Thus, to address the critical challenges in efficiency and scalability, comprehensive technical solutions will be provided by this integration to their biotech partners.
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