Uniphar Secures 10th Cell and Gene Therapy Project
April 17, 2025 | Branding, Creative and Design, Digital Communications, Equitable access, Health policy and government affairs, Market Access, Medical Communications, Patient support and adherence, Sales, cell and gene therapy, clinical research, medical education, pharmacy, regulatory affairs
[Dublin, April 17th 2025] Uniphar, a global leader in pharmaceutical and medtech solutions has announced the launch of its 10th cell and gene therapy (CGT) project. The milestone reinforces Uniphar’s commitment to ensuring life-changing therapies reach patients worldwide, and builds on Uniphar’s established CGT expertise in therapeutic areas such as neuromuscular diseases and oncology, with a significant number of projects addressing paediatric populations.
To date, Uniphar has developed go-to-market and clinical development strategies and facilitated access to innovative cell and gene treatments in over 50 countries, benefiting more than 600 patients.
With a strong presence in Europe and expansion into the U.S., Uniphar has made it possible to enable cell and gene entry into underserved regions, working closely with regulatory authorities, healthcare providers and logistics partners to streamline treatment delivery. However, equitable access to these therapies remains a significant hurdle.
“The promise of cell and gene therapies continues to grow, as does the expectations of the patient communities who may benefit. Bringing these complex therapies into new markets presents a unique set of challenges, from regulatory hurdles to complex supply chain logistics,” said Tom Smith, Strategic Director of Cell and Gene Therapies at Uniphar. “By continuously refining our approach and building tailored and scalable infrastructure, we can ensure these breakthrough therapies reach patients worldwide as quickly and efficiently as possible, particularly in areas with a high unmet need.”
Partnering with over 200 organizations worldwide, Uniphar provides support throughout the pharmaceutical development lifecycle—from early-stage medical strategy to patient access solutions. Leveraging its extensive expertise in pharmaceutical access and distribution, Uniphar’s expanded access programmes (EAPs) have enabled pharmaceutical companies to navigate the complexities of early patient access, allowing therapies like cell and gene to reach patients before full commercial availability. Through these initiatives, Uniphar has generated approximately half a billion dollars in revenue for cell and gene pharmaceutical partners, reinforcing the sustainability of early access models. These programs also provide valuable insights for regulatory discussions, pricing negotiations, and commercial launch strategies.
As Uniphar looks ahead to 2025 and beyond, the company remains focused on enhancing its CGT platforms aligned to its wider business offering as a global leader in pharmaceutical and medtech solutions, expanding its strategic partnerships, and further refining its access solutions. With new EAPs set to launch, Uniphar continues to drive innovation in early access models, ensuring that more patients can benefit from breakthrough treatments.
The news comes after Uniphar announced its full year results for the year ending 31 December 2024, with pharma and medtech divisions delivering organic growth of 17.6% and 9.1% respectively, while supply chain and retail saw a 5.5% increase in gross profit.
For more information on Uniphar, visit https://uniphar.com/cellandgene/
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Notes to editors
CGT global outlook:
Research shows that spending on CGT has risen rapidly, reaching $5.9 billion globally in 2023—a 38% increase from 2022i. The global CGT market was estimated at $21.28 billion in 2024 and is predicted to grow to around $117.46 billion by 2034. In the U.S., the market exceeded $10.59 billion in 2024.ii
About Uniphar
Uniphar Group is a trusted global partner to pharma, medtech and biotech companies, working to improve patient access to medicines around the world. Uniphar’s team of experts harness the capabilities, infrastructure and expertise of a diversified pharmaceutical service provider with 57 years’ building success stories with 200+ multinational clients.
Our understanding of the shifting market dynamics allows us to deliver tailored specialist services and solutions for our clients’ changing needs. Uniphar Pharma comprises Uniphar | Access, Uniphar | Medical, and Uniphar | Commercial – together our combined capabilities make us your trusted partner to unlock access for your patients to innovative therapies and optimize value for brands globally. Working from clinical development to commercialization, our end-to-end services remove barriers to launch, increase access and optimize brands.
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