Membrane chromatography has emerged as a game-changing purification technology in bioprocessing, offering speed, scalability, and efficiency. The membrane chromatography market is evolving rapidly, driven by the need for flexible manufacturing systems, cost savings, and regulatory compliance. Stratview Research forecasts strong market growth through 2030, with both established biopharma companies and CDMOs fueling adoption.

The membrane chromatography market value was US$ 0.6 billion in 2024 and is likely to grow at a robust CAGR of 8.6% in the long run to reach US$ 1.2 billion in 2031.

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Market Drivers

The rise of contract development and manufacturing organizations (CDMOs) is a key driver, as these facilities rely on scalable, efficient, and flexible purification platforms to meet diverse client needs.

The growing vaccine and gene therapy pipelines also drive demand. Viral vectors and nucleic acid-based therapies require purification processes where membrane chromatography excels in virus clearance.

Additionally, regulatory authorities encourage robust and validated downstream processes, boosting adoption of membrane chromatography for consistent quality.

Key Trends

One key trend is the increasing adoption of ion-exchange membrane chromatography, particularly for polishing steps in antibody purification.

Another is the growth of hybrid systems, combining chromatography membranes with depth filtration for integrated downstream solutions.

Digitalization is also shaping the market, with process analytics and monitoring tools enabling better control of membrane performance. Regionally, Europe leads innovation with continuous bioprocessing initiatives, while Asia-Pacific expands rapidly, driven by biosimilar production.

Conclusion

The membrane chromatography market is undergoing transformation through single-use adoption, hybrid systems, and continuous processing. With biologics and advanced therapies at the forefront of healthcare innovation, membrane chromatography will remain a cornerstone technology in next-generation biomanufacturing.