Sunday 3 April 2016

Foreign Funds Open New Paths for Asia-Pacific IVF Devices & Consumables Market

Sudden increase in infertility cases have compelled foreign companies to eye Asian countries for expansion

Increasing trends towards a delayed pregnancy has rapidly grown in countries like China. Research Analysts at Allied Market Research tracking the major growth, share and size and trends in the Asia-Pacific IVF devices and consumables market say the commercialization of affordable fertility treatments and notable rise in the medical tourism in the region has offered lucrative opportunities. Apart from this, the proactive measures to build a novel technology are expected to facilitate its dynamic development in Asia – Pacific region. The infertility cases over the past few years have increased owing to different factors. These factors consist of rising disposable income, advent of new tourism destinations, and environmental pollution among others.

Asia-Pacific IVF Devices and Consumables Market Welcomes International Companies
Several international companies are planning on entering the Asia –Pacific market. They are set to launch their business with heavy investment initially. Many have plans to take over IVF firms as well as wide range of other firms that are now operating in a fragmented sector. In a recent development Medicover a Sweden based company has entered India and hired Gaurav Malhotra who has earlier worked with Bourn Hall. Felipe Velasquez, the commercial director at the company said "The company is looking at having 50 green-field Medicover Fertility clinics in three years.” He further explained “Of the 50 clinics, the company will open four—two in Delhi and one each in Noida and Gurgaon—in two months and aims to have 10 clinics by the end of the year.”

Certain Policies Pushes Asia-Pacific IVF Devices and Consumables Market to Next Level
An end to policies such as one – child policy in China has opened has opened new opportunities for the IVF sector in the country. Demand for in vitro fertilization in China is likely to increase after Beijing decided to scrap its much debated one –child policy last October. This has already started straining the overcrowded hospitals run the state but has opened new avenues for many overseas health facilities to train the local doctors and underground centers. In addition, many doctors at the IVF clinics reveal that they are now capable enough to do gender selection without much documentation. Apart from this, recent statistics show that there has been around 50 percent rise in consultations since the government body in China has decided to end the one-child policy.

Women Rely on Asia-Pacific IVF Devices and Consumables Market More Than Over
There has been a record rise in the number of women using in vitro fertilization to get pregnant. The increasing trend however does not mean that Asians are having more trouble in conceiving children. It may indicate that several couples are deciding to kids later. Women in Asian countries such as India are having much later in their life span that they did few years back. Moreover, women today are lot healthier than were ages ago owing to factors including changing lifestyle and environment pollution are declining.


Eyeing the major development in the industry, Allied Market Research has published a research report titled “Asia-Pacific IVF Devices and ConsumablesMarket - Opportunities and Forecasts, 2014 – 2020.” The study is aimed at examining the important business factors such as growth rate, share and size and trends keeping the prospects of the industry high. Researchers apply both primary and secondary study techniques to explore the sector by instrument, technology, technology, end –users and geography. The research covers some of the key market players such as OvaScience, Inc., Vitrolife AB, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc., Cooper Surgical, Inc., Genea Biomedx as well as Irvine Scientific among many others.