Consumer and Enterprise Broadband via Satellite: Trends and Forecasts 2023-2033

"Consumer and enterprise broadband via satellite service revenue will surpass USD24 billion by 2033, primarily driven by demand for non-GEO solutions."

The unprecedented growth of non-geostationary (non-GEO) satellite systems is changing the consumer and enterprise broadband markets and leading to significant churn among the GEO incumbents. This shift is compelling traditional GEO players to reassess their business models, pricing strategies and growth plans. The report analyses the changing industry dynamics across different applications and regions.

This is the 23rd edition of this report. It covers two major satellite broadband verticals; enterprise very-small-aperture terminal (VSAT) and consumer broadband, and is accompanied by two Excel annexes with forecast data for 2023-2033.

Report coverage:

• Assessment of the trends that drive growth in each vertical and region.
• Analysis of the changing dynamics between incumbents and new entrants.
• Assessment of multi-orbit solutions and their potential in the enterprise VSAT market.
• Market share analysis in the consumer broadband market.
• 10-year forecast of subscribers, capacity requirements and revenue across the segments and regions.

Questions answered:

• What are the satellite broadband opportunities in the consumer broadband and enterprise VSAT markets?
• How is the competition between GEO and non-GEO players changing and what are the top strategic imperatives?
• How are different players advancing in developing multi-orbit solutions?
• What are the regional market trends at the wholesale and retail levels of the consumer broadband and enterprise VSAT markets?

Segmentation:

Who should read this report:

• Satellite operators
• Internet service providers (satellite and terrestrial)
• Cloud service providers
• Satellite equipment manufacturers
• Investors and financial institutions