Non-viral Gene Delivery Technologies Market Size, Share & Trends | Forecast Report [2030]
This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the global non-viral gene delivery technologies market, highlighting key trends, growth drivers, and regional insights. It covers market segmentation by mode, application, end-use, and geography, with forecasts through 2030.

Non-viral Gene Delivery Technologies Market Size, Share & Trends | Forecast Report [2030]

Market Size & Trends (2025 Outlook)

The global non-viral gene delivery technologies market was valued at USD 3.70 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 7.11 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 12.29%. This growth is largely fueled by advancements in genome editing (e.g., CRISPR/Cas9) and the increasing focus on personalized medicine.

Key Drivers of Growth

  • Adoption of LNPs and polymers for safer, scalable alternatives to viral vectors.

  • Demand for treatments for rare genetic diseases and chronic illnesses.

  • Post-COVID-19 momentum from mRNA vaccines (Moderna, Pfizer) that validated non-viral systems.

  • Increasing global investment in nanomedicine, particularly gold nanoparticles, carbon nanotubes, and RNA-based delivery platforms.

 

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Industry Shifts & Innovations

  • Intellia Therapeutics, Editas Medicine, Arcturus Therapeutics, and Cellectis are developing in vivo non-viral delivery platforms for gene editing.

  • New regulatory frameworks from FDA and EMA are making it easier — though still rigorous — to bring non-viral therapies to market.

  • Approvals like Inclisiran (Leqvio) for hypercholesterolemia have demonstrated real-world success of siRNA-based, non-viral therapies.

COVID-19 Impact

  • Accelerated the adoption of LNPs and nucleic acid-based delivery systems.

  • Showcased the scalability and efficacy of non-viral platforms for vaccine and therapeutic applications.

Market Characteristics & Concentration

  • Rapid tech evolution in LNPs, CRISPR delivery, and polymeric vectors is reshaping the landscape.

  • Regulatory bodies are adapting, but safety/efficacy data remain key for approvals.

  • Companies are expanding portfolios with RNA nanoparticles, electroporation, and self-assembling systems.

  • North America and Europe are leaders, while Asia-Pacific (China, India) is rising fast with increasing R&D investments and supportive policy environments.

Segment Insights

Mode

  • Chemical delivery methods (e.g., LNPs, polymers, lipoplexes) are leading in 2024 due to:

    • Low immunogenicity

    • High payload capacity

    • Scalability and cost efficiency

Applications

  • Research dominates due to demand for gene function and regulation tools.

  • Therapeutics is the fastest-growing segment, especially for:

    • Chronic diseases

    • Oncology

    • Rare genetic disorders

End Use

  • Research & Academic Institutes hold the largest share (48.11% in 2024), expected to grow fastest as non-viral methods become mainstream in labs.

  • Biopharma companies are expanding therapeutic pipelines using scalable non-viral systems.

Regional Trends

North America (41% market share)

  • Dominated by the U.S. with robust biotech, funding, and FDA support.

  • mRNA vaccine success has paved the way for clinical application of non-viral methods.

Europe

  • Major players: UK, Germany, France

  • Key trends: Personalized medicine, national genomic research investments, supportive EMA frameworks.

    • UK: Strong CRISPR research and clinical trial activity.

    • Germany: Advanced manufacturing and biotech.

    • France: Focus on cancer, rare disease, and neurological disorders.

Asia-Pacific

  • China: CRISPR leadership, strong government backing.

  • Japan: High R&D intensity, precision medicine focus.

  • India: Cost-effective healthcare solutions, growing clinical trial infrastructure.

Middle East & Africa

  • UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia: Investing in biotech diversification.

  • Emphasis on genomics, cancer therapy, and rare disease solutions via non-viral vectors.

  • Collaborations with global biotech firms are increasing.

Key Companies

Leading companies driving innovation and market growth:

  • Thermo Fisher Scientific

  • GenScript

  • Danaher

  • Merck KGaA

  • Bio-Rad Laboratories

  • Altogen Biosystems

  • Lonza

  • Sonidel

  • SIRION BIOTECH

  • Innovative Cell Technologies

Notable Developments

  • Poseida Therapeutics (Oct 2024): Non-viral editing for hereditary angioedema.

  • Moderna x Generation Bio (Mar 2023): Strategic partnership for non-viral genetic medicines.

  • ProBio x UCI Therapeutics (Sep 2024): Joint efforts in NK cell gene delivery using viral and non-viral platforms.

Market Outlook & Forecast

 

Attribute Details
Market Size (2025) USD 3.98 billion
Forecast (2030) USD 7.11 billion
CAGR (2025–2030) 12.29%
Report Coverage Revenue, company ranking, segments, trends
Segments Mode, Application, End-use, Region
Quantitative Units USD Million/Billion
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