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Market Access for ATMPs

No medicine may be lawfully marketed in the European Union without marketing authorisation. For Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (ATMPs), the standard marketing authorisation pathway is the approval process called ‘centralised procedure’.

However, three additional legal procedures also exist to accelerate access to the market for products subject to centralised authorisation, as well as regulatory programmes established by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) in order to expedite access to medicines in Europe by assisting with the research and development processes.

Types of the 26 authorised ATMPs in the European Union (EU)
Fig. 1. Types of the 26 authorised ATMPs in the European Union (EU). (last updated: February 2024) The breakdown of the types of authorised ATMPs in the EU is the following: 17 GTMP (65%), 5 CTMP (19%), 3 TEP (12%), and 1 Comb. TEP (4%). Abbreviations: Comb. TEP: Combined Tissue Engineered Product; GTMP: Gene Therapy Medicinal Product; CTMP: Cell Therapy Medicinal Product; TEP: Tissue Engineered Product.

 

Country of ATMPs Marketing Authorisation (MA) holders
Fig. 2. Country of ATMPs Marketing Authorisation (MA) holders. (last updated: February 2024) The breakdown of the country of the ATMPs’ MA holders is the following: NL 7 (27%), IE 7 (27%), BE 2 (7%), DE 2 (8%), IT 3 (8%), UK 2 (11%), USA 2 (8%), DK 1 (4%). Abbreviations: BE: Belgium; DE: Germany; DK: Denmark; IE: Ireland; IT: Italy; NL: Netherlands; UK: United Kingdom; USA: United States of America.

 

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