The non-invasive prenatal testing market size is calculated at US$ 6.45 billion in 2024, grew to US$ 7.2 billion in 2025, and is projected to reach around US$ 18.94 billion by 2034. The market is expanding at a CAGR of 11.65% between 2025 and 2034.
R&D aims to increase test sensitivity, lower costs, and broaden the range of genetic conditions that can be detected in the non-invasive prenatal testing market. The development of next-generation sequencing, powered data interpretation, and innovations in liquid biopsy to improve diagnostic precision are important areas of focus. Additionally, research is focusing on single-gene disorders and the detection of uncommon microdeletions.
Key Players: Natera, Roche, BGI Genomics, and Invitae.
To guarantee safety, accuracy, and ethical compliance, noninvasive prenatal testing is subject to strict regulatory oversight, authorization from the FDA (U.S.A.), and the commercialization of advanced screening platforms depends on CE (Europe) and CDSCO. Clinical trials are essential for confirming accuracy in a variety of populations, especially when it comes to rare genetic abnormalities and early trimester testing.
Key Players: Natera, Illumina, Roche, Labcorp, and BGI Genomics are actively engaged in regulatory-compliant solutions and expanding trial evidence to support broader clinical adoption.
Patient support in the NIPT market prioritizes ease of access, early detection, and result confidence. To enhance teleconsultations, home sample collection and quick digital reporting are becoming commonplace services. Convenience is also being improved by integration with hospital and clinic systems and educational outreach to raise awareness among expectant parents.
Key Players: Natera, Labcorp, Roche, Quest Diagnostics, and MedGenome.
In May 2025, BillionToOne, Inc. launches an expanded panel for UNITY Fetal Risk Screen. Oguzhan Atay, Ph.D., Co-founder and CEO of BillionToOne, said: “By expanding our products to include a 14-gene offering that includes these prevalent and actionable conditions, we’re providing healthcare providers and expectant parents with vital information that can significantly impact pregnancy management and long-term health outcomes.”
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