Specialty enzymes are proteins that act as biocatalysts to accelerate chemical reactions and produce the desired results. Owing to low consumption and high degree of specificity, specialty enzymes are witnessing spurring demand in medical applications such as pharmaceutical, biotechnology research and diagnostics. The growing popularity of specialty enzymes in therapies for chronic diseases such as cancer, cardiovascular diseases, pain and inflammatory disorders among others is the vital force fueling the market growth. In addition, growing awareness about enzyme-based therapeutics in the Asia Pacific and LAMEA region would further boost the market growth. However, safety concerns due to high vulnerability of enzymes towards contamination, would limit the overall market growth.

Key findings of Specialty Enzymes Market:
Pharmaceutical application segment is projected to register a CAGR of 9.7%, fastest among all application types
Proteases enzyme would emerge as one of the most lucrative segments in the global specialty enzyme market by 2020
Animal derived enzymes is projected to grow at a significant rate in global specialty enzyme source market

North America and Europe collectively accounted for around 2/3rd of the global pharmaceutical specialty enzymes market in 2014, and are expected to maintain their lead throughout the analysis period
Rise in ageing population in developed economies such as North America and Europe, leads to an increased demand for therapeutic enzymes. Furthermore, adoption of advanced enzymes such as immobilized enzymes is increasing chiefly due to high healthcare expenditure. This had led to the dominance of North America in global specialty enzymes market closely followed by Europe. However, Asia-Pacific region exhibits the highest growth potential in future, due to the increasing per capita healthcare expenditure, increasing awareness about enzyme therapy and rapidly increasing pharmaceutical manufacturing base.

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