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The global insulin pump market, valued at US$5.67 billion in 2022, is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.8%, reaching US$9.4 billion by 2028. Driven by a sharp rise in the prevalence of diabetes worldwide, particularly in regions such as Africa, Asia-Pacific and the Middle East, this market is experiencing significant growth.In 2021 alone, the global diabetes population grew by 74 million to 537 million, with forecasts of 643 million by 2030 and 783 million by 2045. In Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, North Africa and Africa, the diabetic population could more than double by 2045 compared with 2021.

The French market, with an average annual growth rate of 6.58%, and spending such as the 9,576 million euros allocated to diabetes care by the French health insurance system in 2021, reflect the robust dynamics of this sector. Innovations and the introduction of advanced insulin pump models, such as Medtronic's Minimed 780G, Omnipod DASH and Tandem's t:slim X2, meet the needs of an increasingly aware diabetic population. Despite a diverse market landscape, major entities like Medtronic, Roche and others dominate the scene, focusing on connected technologies and more patient-friendly solutions to improve diabetes management.

Insulin pump market trends and dynamics in France

The French insulin pump market is demonstrating considerable dynamism and growth potential, being one of the leading consumers of diabetes treatments in Europe. While the value of the global market is set to increase, with estimates reaching between US$5 and US$10 billion by 2028, France reflects this momentum with a CAGR of around 6-7% between 2023 and 2028.

France faces major challenges in diabetes care, with around 3 to 4 million people being treated, and an alarming estimate that almost a million French citizens are undiagnosed. Despite a slight drop in 2020, the number of people receiving care has again risen substantially, reaching over 4 million in 2021. Notably, type 2 diabetes dominates the landscape, accounting for 92% of cases, with type 1 and other rarer forms making up the remainder. Those most affected are the over-65s, who account for over 60% of the diabetic population, with men slightly outnumbering women in terms of prevalence. Territorial disparities within France reveal that regions such as the French overseas departments and areas like Hauts-de-France and Grand-Est have higher prevalence rates than the national average. Diabetes also coincides with co-morbidities such as cardiovascular disease, psychotropic medication use, cancer and chronic respiratory conditions.

A significant trend in insulin pump use in France indicates that while almost 860,000 people are on insulin therapy, only 2-5% of diabetics use insulin pump technology, compared with 25% in the USA. However, this landscape is changing with the steady increase in insulin pump adoption among French diabetics. The number of users has increased almost fourfold to 82,000. Market expansion is also being driven by health insurance reimbursements, which play a central role in the accessibility of these devices. Such growth indicates an increasing trend in pump use, further amplified by the inclusion of new models such as the Minimed™ 780G, Omnipod DASH™.

Key manufacturers dominating the insulin pump landscape

The constantly evolving insulin pump market is driven by leading manufacturers who have established formidable positions within the healthcare industry, due to their in-depth expertise, innovative technologies and extensive range of products meeting the diverse needs of diabetic patients. Below are the main players who have made significant advances in the insulin pump market:

  • Medtronic Medtronic is a pioneer in medical technology, particularly in the field of insulin pumps. The company boasts a solid product range that is well received the world over. Among its flagship products, the MiniMed 640G represents Medtronic's commitment to advanced diabetes management solutions. Although the company has decided to cease production of internally implanted insulin pumps, it continues to influence the market with its external devices and is recognized for its contribution to the evolution of modern diabetes care.
  • Roche is a pillar of the insulin pump market under the banner of its Accu-Chek brand, known for its reliability and precision. Despite fierce competition from specialists such as Medtronic and Abbott, Roche continues to innovate, striving to breathe new life into its offerings in the diabetes sector. The company is seeking to establish itself in the market by launching products such as the Eversense continuous glucose monitor, building on the success of its flagship products, the Accu-Chek Insight and Accu-Chek Spirit Combo.
  • Insulet is renowned for its revolutionary Omnipod device, which challenges traditional pump designs with its tubeless patch, enabling simplified management and three days of continuous insulin delivery. This approach has brought a new level of comfort and convenience to insulin pump users, and positioned Insulet as a key player intent on reshaping diabetes treatment.
  • Ypsomed made its mark on the market with the myLife Ypsopump, an intuitive, connected pump with a user-friendly interface. Its clear commitment to marrying technology with patient-friendliness makes Ypsomed a reference name for those seeking modern treatment tools.
  • Cellnovo Although smaller than the other players, Cellnovo continues to attract attention with its unique range of insulin pumps, including the Gen 3 and Gen 2 models. Known for pushing the boundaries of design and functionality, Cellnovo appeals to a niche segment that values innovation and user-centric features in diabetes treatment.

These key players have helped shape the landscape of the insulin pump market, each bringing their own distinct perspectives and specialist knowledge

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1 Market overview

1.1 Insulin pump market overview and definition

The insulin pump is a treatment method for diabetics. It is an an interesting alternative to multi-injection therapy insulin injections, helping to maintain better glycemic control. Mimicking the functioning of a normal pancreas, it is an artificial device that delivers insulin at a variable rate to an insulin-dependent diabetic requiring insulin on a permanent basis.

Theinsulin pump can be implanted (rarely prescribed by physicians) or external (subcutaneous injection) . Operation is straightforward, with in-hospital training and regular follow-up with the diabetologist and pump vendor.

The global insulin market is growing, dominated by a handful of very powerful laboratories offering insulin pens and oral medications. Insulin pump sales constitute one segment of the insulin treatment market.

The insulin pump market segment is also growing, and is set to remain so for years to come, driven by the various innovations proposed by traditional and emerging players. This global market is estimated atUS$5.67 billion in 2022, andshould reach US$9.4 billion in 2028 (at aCAGR of 8.8%). [GrandViewResearch]

Indeed, in 2021, there will now be 537 million diabetics in the world, 3.5 times more than in 2000. Between 2019 and 2021, for example, the number of diabetics rose by 74 million. To date, Asia-Pacific has the highest number of people with diabetes (206 million), but the increase is expected to beparticularly strong in Africa (+134% in 2045 compared with 2021) [DiabetesAtlas]

France is one of Europe's biggest consumers of diabetes treatments, with healthcare expenditure linked to this disease amounting to over 22 billion euros in 2021[DiabetesAtlas]. As a result, the insulin pump market is highly dynamic, and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.58% over the period 2023-2028. [Mordor Intelligence]

The market for diabetes treatment is very closely linked to the regulations and healthcare system in place. For example, the French social security system allows insulin pump treatment to be reimbursed, and regularly updates the new pumps that are eligible for reimbursement.

1.2 The global market

The global insulin pump market is estimated at US$*.** billion in ****, and is expected to continue growing over the next few years at a CAGR of *.*%, reaching US$*.* billion in ****.

Insulin pump market size World, **** - ****, in billions of USD Source: GandViewResearch (***) : projection

Global market growth drivers include the rising number ...

1.3 Growth in the French market

The following graph shows the evolution of diabetes-related healthcare expenditure in France. This figure includes all diabetes-related expenses in France. It includes, for example, all the costs of insulin therapy, visits to healthcare professionals and equipment, as well as all the resources devoted to prevention, nutrition and so on. It also ...

2 Demand analysis

2.1 The profile of diabetes patients

The number of diabetics under care is trending upwards in France, rising from *.* million in **** to * million in ****, an increase of **% in just * years. However, by ****, the number of people in care would have fallen by ***,***, before rising again by ***,*** in ****, to around *.* million.

People treated for diabetes in **** (***) France, **** - ...

2.2 Obesity and overweight as risk factors

Obesity and diabetes are two closely related diseases. In fact, according to the Pasteur Institute in Lille, obesity is the leading risk factor for diabetes, and **% of obese people also suffer from diabetes. The increase in obesity and overweight is the main reason for the sharp rise in the number of ...

2.3 Insulin pump users among diabetics

Of the *,***,*** diabetic patients who were treated in ****, (***).

According to Has-Santé, the population of French patients using external insulin pumps stood at **,*** in ****. This would mean that only *% of diabetics would be using this device. According to lvlmedical, however, *% of diabetics will be using an insulin pump. by way of comparison, ...

3 Market structure

3.1 The central role of health insurance and reimbursements

The French Assurance Maladie plays a central role in the insulin pump market, as it does for many drugs, treatments and medical equipment. As diabetes is classified as a long-term condition (***), costs are ***% covered by the French health insurance system, whether for diabetes-related care or for complications: ocular, vascular, renal or ...

3.2 The main players in the diabetes treatments market

The global market for anti-diabetic treatments is not very fragmented, and is dominated by a handful of large international groups. Evaluate Pharma provides annual reports on the global pharmaceutical market, but only the **** report focuses on the anti-diabetic market.

In ****, the top ** groups accounted for over **% of total market value, including ...

3.3 Leading insulin pump manufacturers

The French insulin pump market is highly fragmented and dominated by a handful of industry giants .

Medtronic

Sales of the Medtronic group's Diabetes division have grown steadily in recent years, from $*.** billion in **** to $*.** billion in ****. A world leader in medical technologies, the group has a very strong presence in the ...

4 Offer analysis

4.1 Insulin pump typology

Insulin pumps are medical devices used in the treatment of diabetes (***). Compared with multi-injection therapy, the insulin pump enables patients to maintain a freer, more flexible lifestyle, with greater flexibility in mealtimes, as well as better monitoring of blood glucose levels, and therefore a lower risk of complications.

The insulin pump ...

4.2 Product innovation on the market

Digital technology in diabetes treatment

Manufacturers in the insulin therapy market are increasingly investing in the connected objects segment to meet consumer expectations. For example, Abbott and Sanofi, as well as Medtronic and Novo Nordisk, have signed alliances in **** to advance in the connected pen segment.

In particular, Abbott has launched ...

5 Regulations

5.1 Supervision of insulin pump therapy

Prescriptions[***]

Insulin pumps are reimbursed by the French national health insurance scheme (***) for type * and type * diabetes which cannot be controlledby insulin therapy using multiple subcutaneous injections of insulin.

The initial prescription for an external insulin pump (***) must be made in an initiating center. This prescription is valid for a maximum ...

6 Positioning the players

6. Segmentation

  • Medtronic
  • Cellnovo
  • Roche Diabetes Care (Roche Groupe)
  • Insulet
  • Ypsomed Group
  • ISIS diabète (Isis Médical)
  • Physidia
  • Nova Medical Center
  • Medtrum
  • Apex Wellell
  • Open APS
  • Eli Lilly
  • TreeFrog Therapeutics
  • Boydsense

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  • Taille de marché des pompes à insuline
  • Répartition du nombre de diabétiques selon les régions du monde
  • Répartition des diabétiques selon les régions du monde
  • Evolution du nombre de diabétiques dans le monde
  • Pays avec le plus grand nombre de diabétiques
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Entreprises citées dans cette étude

Cette étude contient un panorama complet des entreprises du marché avec les derniers chiffres et actualités de chaque entreprise :

Medtronic
Cellnovo
Roche Diabetes Care (Roche Groupe)
Insulet
Ypsomed Group
ISIS diabète (Isis Médical)
Physidia
Nova Medical Center
Medtrum
Apex Wellell
Open APS
Eli Lilly

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