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Table of Contents
2.1 Overview of Ventilators
2.2 Global Installed Base of the Ventilators
2.3 Global Ventilator Market Scenario
3.1 Market Share Analysis
3.1.1 Market Share Analysis for the Global Mechanical Ventilators Market
3.1.2 Market Share Analysis for the Global Non-Invasive Ventilators Market
3.2 Product Mapping Analysis
3.3 Key Strategies and Developments
3.3.1 Product Approvals and Launches
3.3.2 Synergistic Activities (Joint Ventures, Collaborations, and Partnerships)
3.3.3 Funding
3.3.4 Product Upgradation and Corrective Actions
3.3.5 Acquisitions
3.4 Types of Company Entering the Market
3.4.1 Healthcare Companies
3.4.2 Non-Healthcare Companies
3.5 Opportunities and Challenges for Companies
3.5.1 Healthcare Companies
3.5.2 Non-Healthcare Companies
3.6 Pricing Analysis
Table 3.1: Features and Price Range of Key Products offered by Companies in the Global Ventilator Market
Table 3.2: Heat Map Analysis of Ventilators, (by Modality)
Table 3.3: Heat Map Analysis of Ventilators, (by Mode)
Table 3.4: Key Products Offered by the Healthcare Companies within the Global Ventilator Market
Table 3.5: Companies and their Committed Capacities of Ventilators in the Corona Virus Pandemic
Figure 1: Percentage of COVID-19 Infected Population Requiring Ventilator
Figure 2: Surge in the Demand for Ventilators During COVID-19 Pandemic
Figure 3: Increasing Demand for Ventilators in the COVID-19 Scenario
Figure 4: Global Ventilator Market, $ Million, 2018-2020
Figure 5: Major Companies Ramping-Up Ventilator Production
Figure 2.1: Coronavirus (Spread, Symptoms, Susceptibility, Preventive Measures)
Figure 2.2: Installed Base of Ventilators, 2019
Figure 2.3: Global Availability of Ventilators Per Million Population, 2019
Figure 2.4: Market Landscape of Global Ventilator Market
Figure 3.1: Global Ventilators Market Share Analysis, (Mechanical), 2019
Figure 3.2: Global Ventilators Market Share Analysis, (Non-Invasive), 2019
Figure 3.3: Companies with Highest Share of Ventilators Compatible for all Age-Group Usage (Top Three Companies)
Figure 3.4: Companies with Highest Share of Homecare Ventilators (Top Three Companies)
Figure 3.5: Companies Offering Highest Number of Portable Ventilators (Top Three Companies)
Figure 3.6: Global Ventilator Market, (by Key Development and Strategy), January 2016-March 2020
Figure 3.7: Global Ventilator Market, (Product Approvals and Launches), January 2016-March 2020
Figure 3.8: Global Ventilator Market, (Synergistic Activities: Joint Ventures, Collaborations, and Partnerships), January 2016-March 2020
Figure 3.9: Global Ventilator Market, (Funding), January 2016-March 2020
Figure 3.10: Global Ventilator Market, (Product Upgradation and Corrective Actions), January 2016-March 2020
Figure 3.11: Global Ventilator Market, (Acquisition), January 2016-March 2020
Figure 3.12: Major Companies Ramping-Up the Ventilator Production
Figure 3.13: Major Challenges in Ramping-Up Production and Possible Solutions
Figure 3.14: Opportunities and Challenges for the Healthcare Companies
Figure 3.15: Opportunities and Challenges for the Non-Healthcare Companies
Figure 3.16: Price Range of Products Offered by Key Players in the Global Ventilator Market
Figure 3.17: Global Ventilator Pricing Trend ($), 2015-2019
Report Description
Market Report Coverage - Global Ventilator Market Competitive Landscape |
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Base Year |
2019 |
Market Size |
$1,142 Million |
Number of Tables |
05 |
Number of Pages |
51 |
Number of Figures |
26 |
Research Hours |
100 |
Key Questions Answered in this Report:
• What are the various types of ventilators present in the global ventilator market based on their modality, mode of operation, patient type, and end user?
• What was the total ventilator installed base, by country, in 2019?
• What is the change witnessed in the growth rate of the global ventilator market from pre-COVID to post-COVID scenario?
• What are the key developmental strategies which are implemented by the key players to sustain in the competitive market?
• What are the strategies opted by the healthcare and non-healthcare companies amidst coronavirus pandemic to meet the high demand for ventilators?
• What are the opportunities and challenges faced by healthcare and non-healthcare companies within the global ventilator market?
• What was the market share of each of the companies in mechanical ventilator and non-invasive ventilator segments of the global ventilator market in 2019?
• What has been the pricing trend of ventilators in the last five years?
Market Overview
The global ventilator market is witnessing an exponential rise in the size of the market due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The overall market was estimated to be $1,072 million in 2018, and it was expected to grow at a CAGR of 7.1% in the pre-COVID scenario by the end of 2026. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in an extensive rise in the ventilator demand and has increased the growth rate by up to 176% in 2020. Presently, more than 45 companies are operating in this market, including already exiting healthcare companies and emerging healthcare companies.
The maximum number of installed ventilators are in the U.S., followed by China and India. However, there is still a requirement for an additional 85,000 ventilators in U.S. to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic. This demand and supply deficit of ventilators worldwide has led to major changes within the dynamics of the global ventilator market.
Competitive Landscape
The exponential rise in respiratory infections due to the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the demand for ventilators globally. Several healthcare companies, such as Koninklijke Philips N.V, Getinge AB, Smith Medical, Medtronic plc, Drägerwerk AG & Co. KGaA, GE Healthcare, and Zoll Medical Corporation have opted for various developmental strategies, including product launches, synergistic activities, product approvals and upgradations, funding and investments, and mergers and acquisitions in last four years to boost their market presence and growth. Also, these companies have managed to ramp up their production rate of ventilators to allow the availability of a large number of ventilators for critical patient care amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
Moreover, non-healthcare companies, such as Dyson Ltd, General Motors Company, Ford Motor Company, and Maruti Suzuki India Limited, have also committed to produce a large number of ventilators in a short period of time via collaborating with other healthcare companies and government organizations.
Global Ventilator Market
Competitive Landscape