Professional & Scholarly e-Book Publishing 2022-2026

In 2021, the top ten competitors in the professional e-book market brought in revenue of $1.16 billion, an increase of 1.8% over 2020 as major e-book publishers rely on acquisitions to build out their platforms and enhance their portfolios of content.

This report details the trends impacting the market, providing insights on customers, how products are being used, geographic breakdowns, product formats and current challenges facing the industry. The data and findings are based on the analyst's internal research and analysis of official data drawn from a wide range of expert timely sources, including interviews with industry executives, trade associations, government data sources, specialized industry databases, trade and publishing trade publications, annual reports, SEC filings, company Websites and marketing materials, earning call presentations, industry surveys and conference proceedings and other authoritative sources.

The report covers the following major categories and forces:

• Leading Competitors
• Competitive Landscape
• Economic Forces
• Pain Points and Pricing
• State Regulations
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Academic Libraries
• Global R&D Spending
• Professional and Scholarly E-Book Segments
• Profiles of Leading Competitors

The report contains detailed and granular data and analysis on key trends and developments with a special focus on:

• Scientific & Technical Publishing
• Medial Publishing
• Legal Publishing
• Business Publishing
• Social Science & Humanities Publishing

Key companies profiled include:

• Relx
• Springer Nature
• Wiley
• Thomson Reuters
• Informa
• Wolters Kluwer
• McGraw-Hill
• Cengage
• Pearson
• Thieme

Publishers and investment professionals can trust the this report to provide the inside intelligence needed to evaluate the changes and needs effecting the products, sales, segment, and marketing of professional and scholarly e-books. The report is an essential tool for publishing executives, M&A advisors, market analysts, and industry consultants who need to understand the current drivers impacting sci/tech; medical; legal; business and social science/humanities publishing, both recent past, present and forecast into the next few years.

The analyst has the knowledge base and perspective gained from more than 20 years’ covering this market and the rapid changes in technology, the economy, mergers, partnerships and public policy that affect it.