Longevity Industry Journal 2025

Longevity Industry Journal is designed to serve as the first dedicated industry journal for the exponentially expanding Global Longevity Industry, a series of journals updated and released every year.

This Journal presents up-to-date summaries, investment and sector-specific digests, key market trends and near-future forecasts of the full scope of Longevity Industry developments as they stand at the dawn of 2025, compressed into digestible and understandable summaries and chapters in order to distil only the most important take-aways required for investors, entrepreneurs, medical professionals and practitioners, policy makers, financial executives and other Longevity Industry professionals to optimise their decision making, effectively plan their near-future strategic agendas for the rest of 2025 and beyond, and obtain tangible and reliable state-of-the-market intelligence and digests on the continued, multifaceted evolution of the global megatrend of Longevity Industrialisation.

Even though the Longevity Industry has witnessed unprecedented levels of growth and maturation over the past decade, the term Longevity per se, and its fundamental definition, remains unclear to many people (and to investors in particular) who associate Longevity with such topics as typical anti-aging skin creams and the fitness and wellness industries. 

In reality, Longevity is the deepest of all DeepTech sectors, and occupies the forefront of advanced biomedicine, sitting at the intersection of many Tech and Frontier Technologies domains. The industry’s intersection with, and reliance upon, advanced technologies does not, however, exclude or preclude the fact that it is also deeply interconnected with specific behavioural and lifestyle interventions. What it does mean, however, is that the scope and sophistication of technology-based tools and methods of optimising day-to-day Healthy Longevity are large, rapidly increasing, and much broader (and deeper) than many people may realise, extending far beyond simplistic approaches involving diet, exercise, and supplements, encompassing DeepTech products and services that are becoming increasingly available to the consumer.

One of the central motivating factors for the production of the present state-of-the-market summary is precisely the prevalent challenge of disproportions in accepted Longevity Industry definitions and frameworks among different stakeholders. Scientists, medical practitioners, technologists, entrepreneurs, investors, financial executives and policy makers often have their own limited domain-specific understanding of the scope and breadth of what qualifies as Longevity Industry, despite the fact that cross-sector and trans-domain dialogue and cooperation is the most efficient means of translating the potential benefits of Longevity Industrialisation into real-world practical impacts on the health and wealth of citizens and national economies.

In the production of the present market summary, we have endeavoured to reflect a maximally objective and unbiased digest on the current state, main challenges and opportunities, and near-future of Longevity Industry within each of the respective subsectors and domains - Longevity Finance, Healthcare Innovations, NeuroTech, Wellness and Lifestyle, Agetech and AssistiveTech, AgeTech and AssistiveTech, Longevity Urbanism, Advanced Longevity R & D, and Advanced BioTech R & D - that are held by its major stakeholders and participants. Utilising as diverse, numerous and reputable sources of information as possible, we have made decisive efforts to assemble a market summary that is maximally factual and comprehensive, reflective of the overall consensus among each domain’s specific practitioners and professionals, and have avoided as much as possible what might be considered or construed as merely opinion. In this specific regard, we have exclusively relied upon our own internal research and analytics only in specific cases and sectors that are so new that no other group or entity has presented their own thoughts, analysis or forecasts on them until now. 

This explicit focus on factuality is perhaps more important for Longevity Industry than any other industry, given existing disparities between how different types of industry professionals define the full scope of sectors that it encompasses. In assembling the present market summary, we have taken an intentionally broad approach, including recent developments and major driving trends across every sector included in the Longevity Industry Framework used as the basis for constructing the high-level organisational structure of the present industry summary.

 

Longevity Industry Journal 2025 has been assembled and published by three leading professional organisations on the forefront of Longevity Industry developments: 

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• Deep Knowledge Group, a consortium of commercial and non-profit organisations active on many fronts in the realm of DeepTech and Frontier Technologies (AI, Longevity, Precision Medicine, FinTech, GovTech, InvestTech), whose venture arm made its first investment into the Longevity Industry in 2014. 

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• Aging Analytics Agency, the only market intelligence and industry analytics company dedicated exclusively to Longevity Industry, founded in 2013 and currently serving as an Official Member Organisation of the United Nations NGO Committee on Ageing and main source of market intelligence for Longevity.Capital.

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• Longevity.International, a first-of-its-kind, open-access non-profit decentralised Longevity Industry Knowledge and Collaboration Platform launched by more than 30 Longevity-focused co-founding non-profit members  from around the world.