Vaccines Europe pipeline review

Dashboard

Vaccines Europe conducted a pipeline review of its 16 member companies, including information up to August 2025.

The review shows a promising immunisation pipeline aimed at addressing new and emerging health threats, such as the burden of respiratory-transmitted infections, antimicrobial resistance, challenges brought about by the ageing of the population, climate change and zoonotic infections, through leveraging a broad array of immunisation technologies.

Overview data

91

candidates in Vaccines Europe membersโ€™ pipeline, comprising 86 prophylactic and 2 therapeutic vaccines, and 3 prophylactic monoclonal antibodies

41%

of candidates aim to address disease areas for which no vaccine or prophylactic mAb has been registered yet

59%

of candidates aim to further develop existing products or find a new approach to address a disease

46

candidates are for routine immunisation

4

candidates against infection-associated cancers

17

candidates targeting bacteria associated with significant antibiotic resistance

Over 80%

of candidates are tested in adults and/or older adults

12

immunisation technologies being used by Vaccines Europe members

68

candidates target respiratory-transmitted infections

6

travel vaccine candidates are in the pipeline

31

candidates target zoonotic diseases

6

candidates target sexually-transmitted infections (STIs)

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Charts

By the end of August 2025, there were 91 candidates in the Vaccines Europe membersโ€™ pipeline. Most of these target infectious diseases caused by viruses. The majority of vaccine candidates are developed in the adult population. Meanwhile, almost half of the vaccine candidates target diseases for which there are no registered vaccines yet.

How can Europe take full advantage of this promising vaccines pipeline?