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PUBLISHER: Howe Sound Research | PRODUCT CODE: 2171564

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PUBLISHER: Howe Sound Research | PRODUCT CODE: 2171564

Gene Editing Markets: Market Forecast, Competitive Landscape, Technology and Partnering Opportunities, 2027-2031

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Report Overview:

Gene editing is moving from research tool to approved medicine. This report estimates the global gene editing market at $11.4 billion in 2026, growing 15.9% a year to $23.8 billion in 2031 and adding $12.4 billion of new annual spending. Base, prime and epigenetic editors rise from 17.5% to 31.5% of the market, and prime editing is the fastest-growing technology at 38.4% a year. In vivo editing rises from 12.5% to 20.5%, Gene Therapy and Cell Therapy together take 40% of the growth, and Services is the fastest-growing product line. 2026 brought the first Phase 3 results and priority review for an in vivo CRISPR therapy, Casgevy approval for children aged 2 and over, a new FDA pathway for individualised therapies, and final approval of the EU rules for gene-edited crops. 56 companies are profiled, and the report includes detailed breakouts for 14 countries and regions.

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Product Code: GENEDIT 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 Gene Editing

  • 3.1 What is Gene Editing?
  • 3.2 The CRISPR Example
  • 3.3 Beyond Cutting: The Successors to CRISPR Nucleases
  • 3.4 Chromosomes, Genes and Epigenetics
  • 3.5 Delivery: Getting the Editor into the Cell
  • 3.6 Gene Editing in Agriculture and Animals
  • 3.7 The Gene Editing Industry
  • 3.8 Perspective: Healthcare Spending

4. The Global Market for Gene Editing

  • 4.1 Global Market Overview by Country
  • 4.2 Global Market by Application - Overview
  • 4.3 Global Market by Technology - Overview
  • 4.4 Global Market by Editing Setting - Overview
  • 4.5 Global Market by Customer - Overview
  • 4.6 Global Market by Product - Overview

5. Approved Therapies & Clinical Pipeline

  • 5.1 From Research Tool to Medicine
  • 5.2 Casgevy: The First Approved Gene-Edited Therapy
  • 5.3 In Vivo Editing Reaches Phase 3
  • 5.4 Other Approaches in the Clinic
  • 5.5 Safety Events and Their Effects
  • 5.6 Clinical Pipeline Table
  • 5.7 Pipeline Milestones, 2027-2031

6. CRISPR Diagnostics, Agriculture & Animal Editing

  • 6.1 Beyond Human Therapy
  • 6.2 CRISPR Diagnostics
  • 6.3 Gene-Edited Crops
  • 6.4 Gene-Edited Animals
  • 6.5 Regulation of Edited Plants and Animals by Country
  • 6.6 Outlook

7. Technology Landscape

  • 7.1 Overview
  • 7.2 Nucleases
  • 7.3 Base Editing
  • 7.4 Prime Editing
  • 7.5 Epigenetic and RNA Editing
  • 7.6 Large Insertions: Recombinases, Transposases and Bridge Editing
  • 7.7 Delivery
  • 7.8 Off-Target Assessment and Analytics
  • 7.9 Software, Design and Screening Tools
  • 7.10 Technology Outlook

8. Tools, Reagents & Services

  • 8.1 The Largest Part of the Market
  • 8.2 Guide RNA and Nucleic Acid Reagents
  • 8.3 Cell Line Engineering and Engineered Models
  • 8.4 Functional Genomics and Screening
  • 8.5 Instruments
  • 8.6 Services and CDMOs
  • 8.7 Key Vendors
  • 8.8 How Suppliers Compete
  • 8.9 Demand Drivers and Risks

9. Regulatory & Reimbursement Landscape

  • 9.1 Overview: Three Regulatory Worlds
  • 9.2 Human Therapies: United States
  • 9.3 Human Therapies: Reimbursement in the United States
  • 9.4 Human Therapies: Europe
  • 9.5 Human Therapies: United Kingdom
  • 9.6 Human Therapies: Asia and Other Markets
  • 9.7 Agriculture: Gene-Edited Crops and Livestock
  • 9.8 Implications for the Forecast

10. Intellectual Property, Litigation & Pricing

  • 10.1 Intellectual Property
  • 10.2 Litigation
  • 10.3 Pricing

11. China Gene Editing Ecosystem

  • 11.1 Overview
  • 11.2 Regulation of Human Gene-Editing Therapies
  • 11.3 Company Landscape
  • 11.4 Demand: Thalassaemia, Rare Disease and Chronic Disease
  • 11.5 Pricing and Reimbursement
  • 11.6 Agricultural Gene Editing in China
  • 11.7 Geopolitics and Cross-Border Business
  • 11.8 Outlook and Implications for Global Companies

12. Deal-Making & M&A Analysis

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

13. Recent Developments

  • 13.1 Recent Developments - Importance and How to Use This Section
  • 13.2 Intellia Reports Positive Phase 3 HAELO Results for Lonvo-z in Hereditary Angioedema
  • 13.3 FDA Expands Casgevy Approval to Children Aged 2 and Older
  • 13.4 FDA Issues Draft Guidance on the Plausible Mechanism Framework for Individualised Therapies
  • 13.5 Prime Medicine Plans to Seek FDA Approval for Prime-Edited CGD Therapy
  • 13.6 FDA Clears Prime Medicine's IND for PM647 in Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency
  • 13.7 Beam Starts BEAM-302 Pivotal Cohort and Plans Risto-cel BLA
  • 13.8 Intellia Pauses Dosing in Phase 3 nex-z Trials After Severe Liver Event
  • 13.9 CRISPR Therapeutics' CTX310 Cuts Triglycerides and LDL in Phase 1
  • 13.10 Perceptive Advisors Completes Acquisition of Synthego's Assets
  • 13.11 Casgevy Uptake Accelerates as Infusions and Cell Collections Rise

14. Manufacturing & Supply Chain

  • 14.1 Overview
  • 14.2 Guide RNA
  • 14.3 Editor mRNA and Protein
  • 14.4 Lipid Nanoparticles
  • 14.5 Viral and Virus-Like Delivery
  • 14.6 Ex Vivo Cell Manufacturing
  • 14.7 Conditioning and Treatment Centre Capacity
  • 14.8 CDMOs and Outsourcing
  • 14.9 Quality Control and Release Testing
  • 14.10 Cost of Goods
  • 14.11 Supply Chain Risks
  • 14.12 Implications for Developers and Suppliers

15. Competitive Landscape

  • 15.1 Market Structure
  • 15.2 Industry Structure: Players in a Dynamic Market
  • 15.3 Therapy Developers by Editor Type and Stage
  • 15.4 Leading Companies by Segment
  • 15.5 Competitive Positioning
  • 15.6 Estimated Competitive Tiers
  • 15.7 Leading Companies
  • 15.8 China Players
  • 15.9 Exits, Restructurings and Consolidation
  • 15.10 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 Application, 2026-2031

  • 18.1 Cell Line Engineering
  • 18.2 Agriculture & Plants
  • 18.3 Animal Models & Livestock
  • 18.4 Cell Therapy
  • 18.5 Gene Therapy
  • 18.6 CRISPR Diagnostics
  • 18.7 Research & Functional Genomics
  • 18.8 Other

19. Market Forecast by Technology, 2026-2031

  • 19.1 CRISPR-Cas Nuclease
  • 19.2 Base Editing
  • 19.3 Prime Editing
  • 19.4 Epigenetic & RNA Editing
  • 19.5 TALENs & ZFNs
  • 19.6 Meganuclease & Other

20. Market Forecast by Editing Setting, 2026-2031

  • 20.1 In Vivo
  • 20.2 Ex Vivo
  • 20.3 In Vitro

21. Market Forecast by Customer, 2026-2031

  • 21.1 Biopharma
  • 21.2 Clinical & Hospital
  • 21.3 Academic & Government
  • 21.4 CROs & CDMOs
  • 21.5 Agriculture & Other

22. Market Forecast by Product, 2026-2031

  • 22.1 Reagents & Kits
  • 22.2 Engineered Cells & Models
  • 22.3 Services
  • 22.4 Instruments & Software

23. Company Profiles

  • 23.1 10x Genomics
  • 23.2 Acceligen (Recombinetics)
  • 23.3 Agilent Technologies
  • 23.4 Aldevron (Danaher)
  • 23.5 Allogene Therapeutics
  • 23.6 Applied StemCell
  • 23.7 Arbor Biotechnologies
  • 23.8 Bayer Crop Science
  • 23.9 Beam Therapeutics
  • 23.10 Bio-Techne
  • 23.11 Caribou Biosciences
  • 23.12 Cellecta
  • 23.13 Charles River Laboratories
  • 23.14 Cibus
  • 23.15 Corteva
  • 23.16 CrisprBits
  • 23.17 CRISPR Therapeutics
  • 23.18 Cyagen Biosciences
  • 23.19 Editas Medicine
  • 23.20 EditCo Bio
  • 23.21 ERS Genomics
  • 23.22 GenScript
  • 23.23 Genus plc (PIC)
  • 23.24 Inari Agriculture
  • 23.25 Integrated DNA Technologies (Danaher)
  • 23.26 Intellia Therapeutics
  • 23.27 Korro Bio
  • 23.28 Locus Biosciences
  • 23.29 Lonza
  • 23.30 Mammoth Biosciences
  • 23.31 MaxCyte
  • 23.32 Merck KGaA (MilliporeSigma)
  • 23.33 Metagenomi
  • 23.34 nChroma Bio
  • 23.35 Ohalo Genetics
  • 23.36 Pairwise
  • 23.37 Precision BioSciences
  • 23.38 Prime Medicine
  • 23.39 Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
  • 23.40 Revvity
  • 23.41 Sanatech Seed
  • 23.42 Scope Biosciences
  • 23.43 Scribe Therapeutics
  • 23.44 Sherlock Biosciences (OraSure Technologies)
  • 23.45 Synthego
  • 23.46 Takara Bio
  • 23.47 Tessera Therapeutics
  • 23.48 Thermo Fisher Scientific
  • 23.49 Tropic
  • 23.50 Tune Therapeutics
  • 23.51 Twist Bioscience
  • 23.52 VedaBio
  • 23.53 Vertex Pharmaceuticals
  • 23.54 Verve Therapeutics (Eli Lilly)
  • 23.55 Wave Life Sciences
  • 23.56 YolTech Therapeutics

24. Appendix

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

List of Tables

  • Table 1 Gene Editing Market Summary, 2026 and 2031
  • Table 2 Leading Gene-Editing Products, Programmes and Platforms
  • Table 3 Forecast Segments
  • Table 4 Main Types of Gene Editor
  • Table 5 The Base Pairs
  • Table 6 Main Methods of Delivering Gene Editors
  • Table 7 Main Types of Player in Gene Editing
  • Table 8 Global Market by Country
  • Table 9 Global Market by Application
  • Table 10 Global Market by Technology
  • Table 11 Global Market by Editing Setting
  • Table 12 Global Market by Customer
  • Table 13 Global Market by Product
  • Table 14 Selected Clinical Gene-Editing Programmes, October 2026
  • Table 15 Regulation of Gene-Edited Plants and Animals in Major Markets, October 2026
  • Table 16 Main Classes of Gene Editor
  • Table 17 Selected Suppliers of Gene Editing Tools, Reagents and Services
  • Table 18 Regulation and Payment of Gene-Editing Therapies by Jurisdiction
  • Table 19 Regulation of Gene-Edited Crops in Major Markets
  • Table 20 Pricing of Gene-Editing Therapies
  • Table 21 Selected Chinese Gene-Editing Therapy Companies
  • Table 22 Selected Deals in Gene Editing and Adjacent Fields, 2023-2026
  • Table 23 Therapy Developers by Editor Type and Stage
  • Table 24 Leading Companies by Segment
  • Table 25 Competitive Positioning of Leading Gene Editing Companies
  • Table 26 Estimated Competitive Tiers in Gene Editing
  • Table 27 Factors Driving Growth
  • Table 28 Factors Limiting Growth
  • Table 29 Investment Risk Matrix
  • Table 30 Recommendations by Company Type
  • Table 31 Cell Line Engineering by Country
  • Table 32 Agriculture & Plants by Country
  • Table 33 Animal Models & Livestock by Country
  • Table 34 Cell Therapy by Country
  • Table 35 Gene Therapy by Country
  • Table 36 CRISPR Diagnostics by Country
  • Table 37 Research & Functional Genomics by Country
  • Table 38 Other by Country
  • Table 39 CRISPR-Cas Nuclease by Country
  • Table 40 Base Editing by Country
  • Table 41 Prime Editing by Country
  • Table 42 Epigenetic & RNA Editing by Country
  • Table 43 TALENs & ZFNs by Country
  • Table 44 Meganuclease & Other by Country
  • Table 45 In Vivo by Country
  • Table 46 Ex Vivo by Country
  • Table 47 In Vitro by Country
  • Table 48 Biopharma by Country
  • Table 49 Clinical & Hospital by Country
  • Table 50 Academic & Government by Country
  • Table 51 CROs & CDMOs by Country
  • Table 52 Agriculture & Other by Country
  • Table 53 Reagents & Kits by Country
  • Table 54 Engineered Cells & Models by Country
  • Table 55 Services by Country
  • Table 56 Instruments & Software by Country

List of Figures

  • Figure 1 Key Graphic - Beyond the CRISPR Cut: Gene Editing Market by Technology, 2026 vs 2031
  • Figure 2 DNA Strands and Chromosomes
  • Figure 3 Karyogram of Human Chromosomes
  • Figure 4 Size of Various Genomes
  • Figure 5 Global Market Pareto Chart
  • Figure 6 Global Market by Application - Base vs. Final
  • Figure 7 Global Market by Application Base Year
  • Figure 8 Global Market by Application End Year
  • Figure 9 Application Share by Year
  • Figure 10 Application Segments Growth
  • Figure 11 Global Market by Technology - Base vs. Final
  • Figure 12 Global Market by Technology Base Year
  • Figure 13 Global Market by Technology End Year
  • Figure 14 Technology Share by Year
  • Figure 15 Technology Segments Growth
  • Figure 16 Global Market by Editing Setting - Base vs. Final
  • Figure 17 Global Market by Editing Setting Base Year
  • Figure 18 Global Market by Editing Setting End Year
  • Figure 19 Editing Setting Share by Year
  • Figure 20 Editing Setting Segments Growth
  • Figure 21 Global Market by Customer - Base vs. Final
  • Figure 22 Global Market by Customer Base Year
  • Figure 23 Global Market by Customer End Year
  • Figure 24 Customer Share by Year
  • Figure 25 Customer Segments Growth
  • Figure 26 Global Market by Product - Base vs. Final
  • Figure 27 Global Market by Product Base Year
  • Figure 28 Global Market by Product End Year
  • Figure 29 Product Share by Year
  • Figure 30 Product Segments Growth
  • Figure 31 Cell Line Engineering Growth
  • Figure 32 Agriculture & Plants Growth
  • Figure 33 Animal Models & Livestock Growth
  • Figure 34 Cell Therapy Growth
  • Figure 35 Gene Therapy Growth
  • Figure 36 CRISPR Diagnostics Growth
  • Figure 37 Research & Functional Genomics Growth
  • Figure 38 Other Growth
  • Figure 39 CRISPR-Cas Nuclease Growth
  • Figure 40 Base Editing Growth
  • Figure 41 Prime Editing Growth
  • Figure 42 Epigenetic & RNA Editing Growth
  • Figure 43 TALENs & ZFNs Growth
  • Figure 44 Meganuclease & Other Growth
  • Figure 45 In Vivo Growth
  • Figure 46 Ex Vivo Growth
  • Figure 47 In Vitro Growth
  • Figure 48 Biopharma Growth
  • Figure 49 Clinical & Hospital Growth
  • Figure 50 Academic & Government Growth
  • Figure 51 CROs & CDMOs Growth
  • Figure 52 Agriculture & Other Growth
  • Figure 53 Reagents & Kits Growth
  • Figure 54 Engineered Cells & Models Growth
  • Figure 55 Services Growth
  • Figure 56 Instruments & Software Growth
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