In early 2026, the Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria Market is valued at approximately $5.49 billion, driven by a radical shift from intravenous infusions to oral and subcutaneous therapies. This year, the industry is buzzing over the widespread adoption of Iptacopan (Fabhalta), the first oral monotherapy to provide comprehensive control over both intravascular and extravascular hemolysis. This innovation is a primary driver for the market, as it allows patients to maintain stable hemoglobin levels without the need for bi-weekly clinic visits. By 2026, the market is moving away from "managing the disease" toward "restoring a normal lifestyle" for the thousands affected by this rare genetic mutation.

The 2026 landscape is further defined by the "Complement Competition" between pharmaceutical titans. This year, the industry is seeing record demand for Crovalimab (Piasky), a subcutaneous recycling antibody that requires only monthly administration, providing a strong alternative to the established Ultomiris (Ravulizumab). This move is vital for the market, as North America continues to hold a 47% revenue share, while the Asia-Pacific region tracks a blistering 10.8% CAGR due to improved diagnostic screening and the recent approval of next-gen inhibitors in China and Japan. With Complement C5 Inhibitors remaining the dominant segment, 2026 is proving that "Patient Convenience" is the new battlefield for clinical superiority.

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FAQ

• What are the primary treatments for PNH in 2026? The market is led by C5 inhibitors (Soliris, Ultomiris, Piasky), C3 inhibitors (Empaveli), and the new oral Factor B and D inhibitors (Fabhalta, Voydeya).

• Who are the leading players in the 2026 market? The competitive landscape is dominated by AstraZeneca (Alexion), Novartis, Roche (Genentech), Apellis Pharmaceuticals, and Regeneron.

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