Growth Opportunities for the Space Ecosystem in Asia-Pacific

Description

Strategic Investment, Private Sector Engagement, Vendor Neutrality, and Liberal Regulatory Policy to Shape the Region s Future Capabilities

The Asia-Pacific space market has undergone transformative growth, characterized by dynamic shifts in technological advancements, strategic collaborations, and a renewed focus on space exploration and applications. As countries in the region increasingly recognize the geopolitical, economic, and scientific potential of space endeavors, they have escalated investments, particularly in satellite technology, space launch capabilities, and infrastructural development. India, Japan, the Republic of Korea, the Philippines, and Taiwan emerge as prominent regional players, each with distinct strategic objectives, technological capabilities, and trajectories.

A conducive investment environment prevails, with both public and private entities recognizing the immense potential of space exploration and applications. The region's heightened focus on earth observation (EO) and satellite communications (SATCOM) applications is noteworthy. Leveraging EO-based satellite technology for accurate weather forecasting, disaster management, and surveillance provides critical data for various industries including agriculture, defense, resource management, and urban planning.

Yet challenges persist. Geopolitical complexities, regulatory ambiguities, and sustainability concerns cast shadows on this otherwise optimistic panorama. Overlapping mandates and a sometimes turbulent investment climate necessitate a robust framework to ensure steady growth, economic diversification, and human capital development. Emphasis on fostering private-sector participation, especially from industries with direct-to-consumer models, has introduced novel dynamics, which is compressing the customer value chain and promoting direct engagement.

The Asia-Pacific space market is poised for significant advancements. A growing user base, combined with a surge in investments, paints a promising picture. However, continued success hinges on strategic collaborations, holistic policy frameworks, and an unwavering commitment to innovation and sustainability. The region's trajectory in the coming decades will be a testament to its ability to harmonize ambition with pragmatism.

This study covers the years 2020 to 2030. Topics include the regulatory and policy environment, government-industry dynamics, supply chain insights, supportive infrastructure framework, market outlook and forecast, and recommendations.

Product Code: K972-66

Strategic Imperatives

Why Is It Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
The Strategic Imperative 8™
The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Asia-Pacific Space Industry
Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Growth Opportunity Analysis

Scope of Analysis
Forecast Assumptions
Segmentation

India

India: Space Strategy and Opportunities
India: Key Stakeholders, R&D Focus Areas, and Industry Collaborations
India: Space Ecosystem Organizational Structure
India: Key Contributors
India: Ministry of Space Budgetary Forecast
India: Market Sizing Forecast
India: Budget and Market Forecast Analysis
India: Manned Spaceflight and Cislunar Operations
India: Space Launch Capability
India: Value Chain Mapping

Japan

Japan: Space Strategy, and Opportunities
Japan: Key Stakeholders, R&D Focus Areas, and Industry Collaborations
Japan: Space Ecosystem Organizational Structure
Japan: Key Contributors
Japan: JAXA Budgetary Forecast
Japan: Market Sizing Forecast
Japan: Budget and Market Forecast Analysis
Japan: Manned Spaceflight and Cislunar Operations
Japan: Space Launch Capability
Japan: Value Chain Mapping

Republic of Korea

RoK: Space Strategy and Opportunities
RoK: Key Stakeholders, R&D Focus Areas, and Industry Collaborations
RoK: Space Ecosystem Organizational Structure
RoK: Key Contributors
RoK: KARI Budgetary Forecast
RoK: Budget and Market Forecast Analysis
RoK: Manned Spaceflight and Cislunar Operations
RoK: Space Launch Capability
RoK: PNT Satellite Program
RoK: Value Chain Mapping

Taiwan

Taiwan: Space Strategy and Opportunities
Taiwan: Key Stakeholders, R&D Focus Areas, and Industry Collaborations
Taiwan: Space Ecosystem Organizational Structure
Taiwan: Key Contributors
Taiwan: TASA Budgetary Forecast
Taiwan: Budget and Market Forecast Analysis
Taiwan: Space Launch Capability
Taiwan: Value Chain Mapping

Republic of Philippines

Republic of the Philippines: Space Strategy and Opportunities
Republic of the Philippines: Key Stakeholders, R&D Focus Areas, and Industry Collaborations
Republic of Philippines: Space Ecosystem Organizational Structure
Republic of Philippines: Key Contributors
Republic of Philippines: PhilSA Budgetary Forecast
Republic of Philippines: Budget and Market Forecast Analysis
Republic of Philippines: Value Chain Mapping

Growth Drivers and Restraints

Growth Drivers
Growth Driver Analysis
Growth Restraints
Growth Restraints Analysis
Recommendations

Appendix

Appendix: Australia-Value Chain Mapping
Appendix: Singapore-Value Chain Mapping
Appendix: Thailand-Value Chain Mapping
Appendix: Indonesia-Value Chain Mapping
Appendix: Malaysia-Value Chain Mapping
Appendix: Vietnam-Value Chain Mapping
Appendix: New Zealand-Value Chain Mapping

Growth Opportunity Universe

Growth Opportunity 1: Serial Manufacturing of Satellites and Payload Indigenization
Growth Opportunity 2: Regional Space Data Analytics, Processing Centers, and Ground Stations
Growth Opportunity 3: Industry-specific Service Applications

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