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UK Omics Industry

Discover the UK’s Omics industry and the companies involved in various disciplines of biology. View company data, industry trends, market size, financials and download our free sector report today.

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What are Omics?

Omics is a term used to describe a number of biological sciences that end with -omics. This includes areas of study such as Genomics, Transcriptomics, Proteomics and Metabolomics, all of which come from the study of certain objects such as a genome or transcriptome.

Each branch or field of study share a similar aim to discover, define or quantify the biomolecules and molecular processes that impact the form and function of cells and tissues. Genomics for example is the study of all of a person’s genes and how they interact, whilst Transcriptomics looks specifically into gene expression patterns and the study of RNA molecules within a cell.

Omics sector summary

Key information you should know about the Omics sector from our AI-driven platform of over 5 million companies:

  • Omics has turnover of £11.64bn, meaning it is our 44th largest RTIC, and our 28th fastest growing sector.
  • The Omics sector has not received additional investor attention in recent years and the amount of venture capital funding is not increasing as fast as our other emerging economy sectors.
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COMPANIES CONSIDERED
£11.6bn
TOTAL TURNOVER
47,333
TOTAL EMPLOYEES
£3.8bn
TOTAL INVESTMENT FUNDING
£61.9m
TOTAL INNOVATE UK GRANT FUNDING
8.1%
AVERAGE COMPANY GROWTH PER YEAR

Omics verticals

Our Omics RTIC is made up of 6 individual industry verticals, including verticals such as Epigenomics, Genomics, Lipidomics. You can find out more about the verticals by buying a report, visualising the sector on our platform, or by downloading the data.

  • Sector Code Description Records
  • RTIC0026 Omics 595 companies

    Companies aiming at the collective characterisation and quantification of biological molecules that translate into the structure, function, and dynamics of an organism.

    • Omics: Epigenomics

      Companies providing services and/or products to study chemical tags in the genome

      57 companies
    • Omics: Genomics

      Companies providing services and/or products to investigate the genome

      305 companies
    • Omics: Lipidomics

      Companies focusing on the study of cellular lipids and associated products and/or services

      26 companies
    • Omics: Metabolomics

      Companies dedicated to the study of metabolites and to the provision of related products and/or services

      89 companies
    • Omics: Proteomics

      Companies focusing on researching the proteome (set of proteins produced by an organism or cell).

      101 companies
    • Omics: Transcriptomics

      Companies dedicated to the study of the transcriptome (RNA transcripts produced by the genome) and the provision of associated products/services

      227 companies

Omics industry growth

We estimate that the UK Omics sector could be worth approximately £17.2bn by 2027, based on the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.1%. Below you can see the five year turnover forecast for the RTIC from 2023 to 2027.

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– Overview of key verticals
– Geographic analysis & breakdown
– Key insights & trends

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