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PUBLISHER: Howe Sound Research | PRODUCT CODE: 2164431

Genomic Cancer Panel and Profiling Markets: Market Forecast, Competitive Landscape, Technology and Partnering Opportunities, 2027-2031

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Report Overview:

Genomic cancer panels are becoming routine at every stage of cancer care, from inherited risk to treatment selection and monitoring after surgery. This report estimates the global market at $6.54 billion in 2026, growing 11.9% a year to $11.5 billion in 2031 and adding $4.96 billion of new annual spending. Comprehensive genomic profiling rises from 38.5% to 48.5% of the market and takes 62% of the growth, while hotspot panels grow only 2.6% a year.

Blood is catching up with tissue. Blood-based panels grow 19.6% a year and take 58% of new spending, and MRD & Monitoring grows 21.1% a year. Medicare set a national payment for a distributable CGP kit, the FDA approved a next-generation Guardant360 Liquid CDx, Tempus agreed to buy Personalis, and NCCN now recommends germline panel testing for all colorectal, endometrial and gastric cancer patients. Learn how central laboratories, kit makers and sequencer suppliers are positioning for the next five years. 97 companies are profiled.

" Genomic Cancer Panel and Profiling Markets" provides data that analysts and planners can use: approved test landscapes, clinical evidence and the test pipeline, technology and sequencers, regulation, reimbursement and pricing, a China chapter, a deal database, laboratory operations, 10 market-moving developments, SWOT and strategic recommendations. Forecast demand for new testing regimes or technologies and make research investment decisions. Assistance in providing specific growth and market size estimates for new technology tests is normally provided without additional charges. Existing laboratories and hospitals can use the information directly to forecast and plan for clinical facilities growth.

The report includes detailed breakouts for 14 countries and regions. A detailed breakout for any country in the world is available to purchasers of the report.

Product Code: CANPANEL 1026

Table of Contents

List of Tables

List of Figures

1. Executive Summary

  • 1.1 Situation Analysis
  • 1.2 Market Snapshot
  • 1.3 Key Findings
  • 1.4 Investment & Strategic Thesis

2. Research Methodology & Scope

  • 2.1 Market Definition
  • 2.2 Segments
  • 2.3 Forecast Approach
  • 2.4 Data Sources
  • 2.5 Limitations
  • 2.6 Authors

3. Introduction to Genomic Cancer Panels and Profiling

  • 3.1 What are Genomic Cancer Panels and Profiling?
  • 3.2 The Genomics of Cancer
  • 3.3 Panel Sizes
  • 3.4 DNA, RNA and Methylation
  • 3.5 Tissue, Blood and Other Fluids
  • 3.6 Clinical Uses and the Patient Journey
  • 3.7 Platforms and Methods
  • 3.8 Industry Structure and Players
  • 3.9 Perspective: Healthcare Spending
  • 3.10 Laboratory Structure: Central versus Local Testing
  • 3.11 Pricing: Comprehensive Profiling vs Exome and Genome Sequencing
  • 3.12 Potential Market Opportunity: Screening, Diagnosis and Therapy Selection

4. The Global Market for Genomic Cancer Panels and Profiling

  • 4.1 Global Market Overview by Country
  • 4.2 Global Market by Cancer Type – Overview
  • 4.3 Global Market by Clinical Use – Overview
  • 4.4 Global Market by Panel Size – Overview
  • 4.5 Global Market by Sample – Overview
  • 4.6 Global Market by Customer – Overview

5. Approved Test Landscape

  • 5.1 Routes to Market
  • 5.2 FDA-Approved and Cleared Tissue Panels
  • 5.3 FDA-Approved Blood Panels
  • 5.4 Distributable Kits and Central-Laboratory Tests
  • 5.5 Major Laboratory-Developed Panels
  • 5.6 Haematology Panels
  • 5.7 Hereditary Cancer Panels
  • 5.8 MRD and Screening Panels
  • 5.9 Japan and Europe
  • 5.10 Key Approvals, 2024–2026

6. Clinical Evidence & Test Pipeline

  • 6.1 How Evidence Drives Adoption
  • 6.2 Therapy Selection and Comprehensive Profiling
  • 6.3 Whole Exome and Whole Genome in Clinical Use
  • 6.4 Hereditary Risk and Germline Evidence
  • 6.5 Diagnosis and Prognosis
  • 6.6 MRD and Monitoring
  • 6.7 Screening and Early Detection
  • 6.8 Evidence Gaps and Their Market Effects
  • 6.9 Test Pipeline, 2027–2031

7. Technology Landscape

  • 7.1 Overview
  • 7.2 Target Enrichment: Hybrid Capture and Amplicon
  • 7.3 DNA Plus RNA
  • 7.4 Complex Biomarkers and Signatures
  • 7.5 Clinical Whole Exome and Whole Genome
  • 7.6 Sequencing Platforms
  • 7.7 Instrumentation, Automation and Bioinformatics
  • 7.8 Instrumentation and Automation
  • 7.9 Tissue and Blood Workflows
  • 7.10 Emerging Technologies

8. Pharma Partnerships & Business Models

  • 8.1 Pharma as a Customer
  • 8.2 Business Models
  • 8.3 Selected Partnerships
  • 8.4 Pricing and Reimbursement as Part of the Model
  • 8.5 Consolidation
  • 8.6 Economics and Risks

9. Regulatory & Reimbursement Landscape

  • 9.1 Overview: A Two-Track Market
  • 9.2 United States: FDA
  • 9.3 United States: Reimbursement
  • 9.4 Europe
  • 9.5 Japan
  • 9.6 China
  • 9.7 Other Markets
  • 9.8 Implications for the Forecast

10. Intellectual Property, Litigation & Pricing

  • 10.1 Intellectual Property
  • 10.2 Litigation
  • 10.3 Pricing

11. China Genomic Profiling Ecosystem

  • 11.1 Overview
  • 11.2 Demand: Cancer Burden and Targeted Therapy
  • 11.3 Company Landscape
  • 11.4 NMPA-Approved NGS Panels
  • 11.5 Pricing, Procurement and Reimbursement
  • 11.6 From Central Laboratories to Hospital Kits
  • 11.7 Illumina, Export Restrictions and Domestic Sequencers
  • 11.8 Capital Markets and Consolidation
  • 11.9 Outlook and Implications for Global Companies

12. Deal-Making & M&A Analysis

  • 12.1 Deal Database
  • 12.2 Deal Themes
  • 12.3 Valuation Trends
  • 12.4 Outlook for Deal-Making

13. Recent Developments

  • 13.1 Recent Developments – Importance and How to Use This Section
  • 13.2 Medicare Sets Payment for Illumina TruSight Oncology Comprehensive
  • 13.3 Illumina and Labcorp Expand Precision Oncology Collaboration
  • 13.4 FDA Approves Next-Generation Guardant360 Liquid CDx
  • 13.5 FDA Clears Datar Cancer Genetics' CellDx-Tissue DNA and RNA Profiling Assay
  • 13.6 Tempus to Acquire Personalis
  • 13.7 Caris Reports Record Second Quarter and Raises 2026 Guidance
  • 13.8 NCCN Recommends Germline Panel Testing for All Colorectal, Endometrial and Gastric Cancer Patients
  • 13.9 Ambry Genetics Reaches One Millionth Combined RNA and DNA Hereditary Test
  • 13.10 Roche Launches Axelios 1 Sequencer Based on SBX Technology
  • 13.11 FDA Rescinds Its Laboratory-Developed Test Rule

14. Laboratory Operations & Supply Chain

  • 14.1 Where Panel Testing Is Done
  • 14.2 Distributed In-House Testing
  • 14.3 Turnaround Time
  • 14.4 Tissue Stewardship and Test Failure
  • 14.5 The Sample-to-Report Workflow
  • 14.6 Sequencer and Reagent Supply
  • 14.7 Automation
  • 14.8 Staffing
  • 14.9 Bioinformatics Pipelines and Interpretation
  • 14.10 Quality, Accreditation and Proficiency
  • 14.11 Implications for Suppliers

15. Competitive Landscape

  • 15.1 Market Structure
  • 15.2 Industry Structure: Players in a Dynamic Market
  • 15.3 Central Laboratories versus Distributed Testing
  • 15.4 Leading Companies by Segment
  • 15.5 Competitive Positioning
  • 15.6 Estimated Competitive Tiers
  • 15.7 Leading Companies
  • 15.8 Sequencer Competition
  • 15.9 China Players
  • 15.10 Emerging Players
  • 15.11 Outlook

16. SWOT, Porter's Five Forces & Investment Risk Analysis

  • 16.1 Factors Driving Growth
  • 16.2 Factors Limiting Growth
  • 16.3 SWOT Analysis
  • 16.4 Porter's Five Forces
  • 16.5 Key Investment Risks
  • 16.6 Investment Risk Matrix

17. Strategic Recommendations

  • 17.1 Guidance for Executives, Marketing, Sales and Business Development
  • 17.2 White-Space Opportunities
  • 17.3 Partnering Strategy Guidance
  • 17.4 Recommendations by Company Type
  • 17.5 Guide for Management Consultants and Investment Advisors

18. Market Forecast by Cancer Type, 2026–2031

  • 18.1 Lung
  • 18.2 Breast
  • 18.3 Colorectal
  • 18.4 Prostate
  • 18.5 Gynecological
  • 18.6 Blood Cancers
  • 18.7 Other Cancers

19. Market Forecast by Clinical Use, 2026–2031

  • 19.1 Therapy Selection & CDx
  • 19.2 Hereditary Risk & Germline
  • 19.3 Diagnosis & Prognosis
  • 19.4 MRD & Monitoring
  • 19.5 Screening & Early Detection

20. Market Forecast by Panel Size, 2026–2031

  • 20.1 Comprehensive Genomic Profiling
  • 20.2 Targeted Panels
  • 20.3 Hotspot Panels

21. Market Forecast by Sample, 2026–2031

  • 21.1 Tissue
  • 21.2 Blood (Liquid Biopsy)
  • 21.3 Other Fluids

22. Market Forecast by Customer, 2026–2031

  • 22.1 Clinical Laboratories
  • 22.2 Pharma & CRO
  • 22.3 Research

23. Company Profiles

  • 23.1 4baseCare
  • 23.2 Abbott (Exact Sciences)
  • 23.3 ACT Genomics (Delta Electronics)
  • 23.4 Agendia
  • 23.5 Agilent Technologies
  • 23.6 Almac Diagnostic Services
  • 23.7 Ambry Genetics (Tempus)
  • 23.8 Amoy Diagnostics (AmoyDx)
  • 23.9 ARUP Laboratories
  • 23.10 Asuragen (Bio-Techne)
  • 23.11 Berry Oncology
  • 23.12 BGI Genomics
  • 23.13 BillionToOne
  • 23.14 Biocartis
  • 23.15 Biodesix
  • 23.16 Biofidelity
  • 23.17 Bio-Rad Laboratories
  • 23.18 Bio-Techne
  • 23.19 BostonGene
  • 23.20 Burning Rock Biotech
  • 23.21 Caris Life Sciences
  • 23.22 Castle Biosciences
  • 23.23 Celemics
  • 23.24 Datar Cancer Genetics
  • 23.25 Diaceutics
  • 23.26 Element Biosciences
  • 23.27 Eurofins Scientific
  • 23.28 Foundation Medicine (Roche)
  • 23.29 Freenome
  • 23.30 Fulgent Genetics
  • 23.31 Genecast Biotechnology
  • 23.32 GeneDx
  • 23.33 Geneplus-Beijing
  • 23.34 Geneseeq Technology
  • 23.35 Gene Solutions
  • 23.36 Genetron Health
  • 23.37 Genomic Testing Cooperative
  • 23.38 GenomOncology
  • 23.39 GRAIL
  • 23.40 Guardant Health
  • 23.41 H.U. Group
  • 23.42 Illumina
  • 23.43 Inocras
  • 23.44 Integrated DNA Technologies (Danaher)
  • 23.45 Interpace Biosciences
  • 23.46 Invivoscribe
  • 23.47 Labcorp
  • 23.48 Lucence
  • 23.49 Macrogen
  • 23.50 Mayo Clinic Laboratories
  • 23.51 MDxHealth
  • 23.52 MedGenome
  • 23.53 MGI Tech
  • 23.54 Mirxes
  • 23.55 Myriad Genetics
  • 23.56 Natera
  • 23.57 NeoGenomics
  • 23.58 NGeneBio
  • 23.59 Nonacus
  • 23.60 Novogene
  • 23.61 Oncocyte
  • 23.62 OncoDNA
  • 23.63 Oncompass Medicine
  • 23.64 OneCell Diagnostics
  • 23.65 OrigiMed
  • 23.66 Oxford Nanopore Technologies
  • 23.67 Pacific Biosciences
  • 23.68 Paragon Genomics
  • 23.69 Personalis (Tempus AI)
  • 23.70 Pillar Biosciences
  • 23.71 Precede Biosciences
  • 23.72 Precipio
  • 23.73 Predicine
  • 23.74 Promega
  • 23.75 Q2 Solutions (IQVIA)
  • 23.76 Qiagen
  • 23.77 Quest Diagnostics
  • 23.78 Revvity
  • 23.79 Roche Diagnostics
  • 23.80 SeqOne
  • 23.81 Singlera Genomics
  • 23.82 Sonic Healthcare
  • 23.83 SOPHiA GENETICS
  • 23.84 Strand Life Sciences
  • 23.85 Strata Oncology
  • 23.86 Synlab
  • 23.87 Sysmex (Sysmex Inostics)
  • 23.88 Takara Bio
  • 23.89 Tempus AI
  • 23.90 Thermo Fisher Scientific
  • 23.91 Twist Bioscience
  • 23.92 Ultima Genomics
  • 23.93 Unilabs
  • 23.94 Vela Diagnostics
  • 23.95 Velsera
  • 23.96 Veracyte
  • 23.97 Watchmaker Genomics

24. Appendix

  • 24.1 Abbreviations
  • 24.2 Developments Archive
  • 24.3 Report Limitations Restated
Product Code: CANPANEL 1026

List of Tables

  • Table 1 Genomic Cancer Panel and Profiling Market Summary, 2026 and 2031
  • Table 2 Leading Genomic Cancer Panels and Profiling Services
  • Table 3 How CANPANEL and CANMDx Define Their Markets
  • Table 4 Forecast Segments
  • Table 5 Panel Sizes and Their Uses
  • Table 6 The Cancer Patient Journey and Panel Testing
  • Table 7 Main Types of Player in Genomic Cancer Panels
  • Table 8 Selected U.S. Medicare Prices for Profiling Tests
  • Table 9 Potential Screening Market: Lung, Breast & Colorectal
  • Table 10 Potential Screening Market: Prostate, Other & All
  • Table 11 Potential Cancer Diagnosis Market Size
  • Table 12 Potential Therapy Selection Market Size
  • Table 13 Global Market by Country
  • Table 14 Global Market by Cancer Type
  • Table 15 Global Market by Clinical Use
  • Table 16 Global Market by Panel Size
  • Table 17 Global Market by Sample
  • Table 18 Global Market by Customer
  • Table 19 Selected FDA-Approved and Cleared Tissue Panels and CGP Tests, October 2026
  • Table 20 FDA-Approved and Authorised Liquid Biopsy Panels, October 2026
  • Table 21 Central-Laboratory and Distributed Panel Models Compared
  • Table 22 Major Central-Laboratory and LDT Panel Menus, October 2026
  • Table 23 Selected Hereditary Cancer Panels
  • Table 24 Main CGP Tests Approved in Japan
  • Table 25 Selected Panel Approvals and Decisions, 2024–2026
  • Table 26 Evidence Status by Clinical Use
  • Table 27 Tumour-Agnostic Approvals Relevant to Panel Testing
  • Table 28 Selected Genomic Panel Pipeline Items, 2027–2031
  • Table 29 The Panel Size Spectrum
  • Table 30 Amplicon and Hybrid Capture Enrichment Compared
  • Table 31 Sequencing Platforms Used in Genomic Cancer Testing, October 2026
  • Table 32 Business Models in Genomic Cancer Panels
  • Table 33 Selected Genomic Panel Partnerships
  • Table 34 Regulatory Routes for Genomic Cancer Panels in the U.S.
  • Table 35 Selected Litigation Affecting Genomic Cancer Panels
  • Table 36 Indicative U.S. Prices for Genomic Cancer Panels
  • Table 37 Selected Companies in China's Genomic Profiling Market
  • Table 38 Selected NMPA-Approved and Pending Panels
  • Table 39 Selected Deals in Genomic Cancer Panels and Profiling, 2023–2026
  • Table 40 Central and Distributed Panel Testing Compared
  • Table 41 Sample-to-Report Workflow for a Genomic Cancer Panel
  • Table 42 Leading Companies by Segment
  • Table 43 Competitive Positioning of Leading Panel Companies
  • Table 44 Estimated Competitive Tiers in Genomic Cancer Panels
  • Table 45 Sequencer Competition in Cancer Panel Testing
  • Table 46 Factors Driving Growth
  • Table 47 Factors Limiting Growth
  • Table 48 Investment Risk Matrix
  • Table 49 Recommendations by Company Type
  • Table 50 Lung by Country
  • Table 51 Breast by Country
  • Table 52 Colorectal by Country
  • Table 53 Prostate by Country
  • Table 54 Gynecological by Country
  • Table 55 Blood Cancers by Country
  • Table 56 Other Cancers by Country
  • Table 57 Therapy Selection & CDx by Country
  • Table 58 Hereditary Risk & Germline by Country
  • Table 59 Diagnosis & Prognosis by Country
  • Table 60 MRD & Monitoring by Country
  • Table 61 Screening & Early Detection by Country
  • Table 62 Comprehensive Genomic Profiling by Country
  • Table 63 Targeted Panels by Country
  • Table 64 Hotspot Panels by Country
  • Table 65 Tissue by Country
  • Table 66 Blood (Liquid Biopsy) by Country
  • Table 67 Other Fluids by Country
  • Table 68 Clinical Laboratories by Country
  • Table 69 Pharma & CRO by Country
  • Table 70 Research by Country

List of Figures

  • Figure 1 Key Graphic – Comprehensive Profiling Takes Over: Genomic Cancer Panel Market by Panel Size, 2026 vs 2031
  • Figure 2 The Genomic Progression of Cancer
  • Figure 3 Germline vs Somatic Mutations
  • Figure 4 Global Market Pareto Chart
  • Figure 5 Global Market by Cancer Type - Base vs. Final
  • Figure 6 Global Market by Cancer Type Base Year
  • Figure 7 Global Market by Cancer Type End Year
  • Figure 8 Cancer Type Share by Year
  • Figure 9 Cancer Type Segments Growth
  • Figure 10 Global Market by Clinical Use - Base vs. Final
  • Figure 11 Global Market by Clinical Use Base Year
  • Figure 12 Global Market by Clinical Use End Year
  • Figure 13 Clinical Use Share by Year
  • Figure 14 Clinical Use Segments Growth
  • Figure 15 Global Market by Panel Size - Base vs. Final
  • Figure 16 Global Market by Panel Size Base Year
  • Figure 17 Global Market by Panel Size End Year
  • Figure 18 Panel Size Share by Year
  • Figure 19 Panel Size Segments Growth
  • Figure 20 Global Market by Sample - Base vs. Final
  • Figure 21 Global Market by Sample Base Year
  • Figure 22 Global Market by Sample End Year
  • Figure 23 Sample Share by Year
  • Figure 24 Sample Segments Growth
  • Figure 25 Global Market by Customer - Base vs. Final
  • Figure 26 Global Market by Customer Base Year
  • Figure 27 Global Market by Customer End Year
  • Figure 28 Customer Share by Year
  • Figure 29 Customer Segments Growth
  • Figure 30 The Changing Age of The World’s Population
  • Figure 31 Health Care Consumption by Age
  • Figure 32 Cancer Incidence - Age at Diagnosis
  • Figure 33 Lung Growth
  • Figure 34 Breast Growth
  • Figure 35 Colorectal Growth
  • Figure 36 Prostate Growth
  • Figure 37 Gynecological Growth
  • Figure 38 Blood Cancers Growth
  • Figure 39 Other Cancers Growth
  • Figure 40 Therapy Selection & CDx Growth
  • Figure 41 Hereditary Risk & Germline Growth
  • Figure 42 Diagnosis & Prognosis Growth
  • Figure 43 MRD & Monitoring Growth
  • Figure 44 Screening & Early Detection Growth
  • Figure 45 Comprehensive Genomic Profiling Growth
  • Figure 46 Targeted Panels Growth
  • Figure 47 Hotspot Panels Growth
  • Figure 48 Tissue Growth
  • Figure 49 Blood (Liquid Biopsy) Growth
  • Figure 50 Other Fluids Growth
  • Figure 51 Clinical Laboratories Growth
  • Figure 52 Pharma & CRO Growth
  • Figure 53 Research Growth
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