ResearchAndMarkets.com adds 39-country hospital-supplies data to 2036

ResearchAndMarkets.com added a general hospital supplies market report covering 39 countries and forecasts from 2015 to 2036, according to an Oct. 15 GlobeNewswire press release.

ResearchAndMarkets.com said in the press release that the paid package is aimed at suppliers, procurement teams and investors comparing hospital purchasing markets; it disclosed no market-size total or growth rate.

The company said the report includes historical data, forecasts, annual sales volumes, average selling prices, product usage and segment-level revenue. It also covers regulatory requirements, reimbursement policies and competitive dynamics by country.

The release said the deliverable includes interactive Excel models and analyst commentary. Installed base, meaning the stock of products already in use, is included alongside new sales and company-share analysis where data is available.

ResearchAndMarkets.com said the research draws on demand-side and supply-side primary research, key opinion leaders, government procedure databases, hospital purchasing databases and proprietary online sources. The release did not provide sample sizes for the research inputs.

Companies covered in the report include Stryker Corp., Becton Dickinson and Co., Cardinal Health Inc., Solventum Corp., B. Braun Melsungen AG, Getinge AB, Hill-Rom Holdings Inc., Linet Group SE and Medline Industries LP.

The country list includes major developed and emerging healthcare markets, among them the U.S., China, India, Germany, Brazil, Japan, the U.K., Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. The release presents the report as market intelligence for portfolio planning, supplier evaluation, sales strategy and investment screening.

The document is a promotional press release from the report publisher, not an independent filing. Its statements about methodology, coverage and commercial use cases are presented by ResearchAndMarkets.com.

Source: promotional press release, GlobeNewswire/ResearchAndMarkets.com, Oct. 15