Forecasts show COVID-19 vaccine sales are expected to decline

7 February 2023

Industry analyst GlobalData has released research indicating that sales of COVID-19 vaccines are likely to decline significantly in coming years.

The group said that sales forecasts for the period up to 2028 saw an average decline of 7%, between the first and second half of 2022.

The increasingly pessimistic view comes despite the continued success of vaccines such as Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) and BioNTech’s (Nasdaq: BNTX) mRNA-based jab Comirnaty.

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