On the other hand, in emerging markets, smaller companies may be in a leading position in terms of actual implementation. Because of the large investment required to build a traditional fed-batch (cultivation) system, continuous manufacturing is more attractive to them. And if market demand grows, the continuous manufacturing model can allow them to rapidly expand production capacity. In addition, continuous manufacturing has an additional advantage, that is, small companies do not need to cater to product-related production regulations under the traditional model, and can establish new production platforms more quickly.