IVF Industry Trends in 2025

Global Trends

1. Rapidly Growing Market

The global market for assisted reproduction is estimated to reach USD 39.27 billion in 2025, forecast to reach USD 85.53 billion in 2034, with a CAGR of approximately 9.03%

Individual IVF services are forecast to increase from USD 19.57 billion (2024) to USD 21.9 billion (2025) (CAGR ~11.9%), and continue to USD 32.4 billion by 2029 (CAGR ~10.3%)
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The IVF equipment and supplies market is also booming, from $2.85 billion (2024) to $3.33 billion (2025), then reaching $13.51 billion by 2034 (CAGR ~16.84%)
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2. Applying artificial intelligence and high technology

AI helps evaluate embryos through image analysis, select better quality embryos and increase IVF success
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Startup AIVF (Israel) develops EMA platform using AI to evaluate embryos, increasing accuracy by 38% and helping reduce the number of cycles required

ILETIA research uses machine learning to personalize ovarian stimulation and egg retrieval times, helping to optimize results
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Breakthrough models: extremely high-performance live birth prediction (AUC ~99–99.96%) using Transformer networks combined with optimization methods and AI + imaging review of egg stimulation using ultrasound images is opening up new directions but needs more transparency and explainability (AI)

3. Advanced embryo selection—along with ethical concerns

Orchid Health (Silicon Valley) promotes embryo screening for polygenic risk and creates “super-babies”, causing many ethical and social injustice controversies

4. Financial challenges and business profits

Despite rising demand (due to late childbearing), publicly listed IVF companies such as Monash IVF, Vitrolife, Jinxin Fertility are struggling: falling share prices, high costs, low profits
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5. Potential from technological advances and medical tourism

Artificial insemination technology for special needs (such as infertile people, criminals, etc.) is growing.

Fertility tourism is still growing, especially in countries with reasonable costs, favorable regulations

Trends in Vietnam

1. Non-ovarian stimulation IVF technique (IVM – CAPA-IVM)

Vietnam is leading in applying non-stimulation IVF technique, helping to reduce costs by nearly 50% and almost completely eliminate ovulation stimulation drugs, reducing the risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS)

Experts assess that in the long term, this trend helps reduce storage and destruction of excess embryos, making it safer and more optimal for young patients with good egg storage

2. International cooperation & personalized treatment regimen

International cooperation and personalized IVF application are considered the key to improving the efficiency and reputation of the industry in Vietnam

Some hospitals such as Thien An apply personalized protocols based on individual health conditions, helping to increase success rates, optimize time and costs

3. IVF medical tourism is growing strongly

High demand from both Vietnam and internationally thanks to low IVF costs and good service quality