Military and Satellite Communications, 20th Edition

Description

Report Summary:

NSR's 20^th Edition of the “Military Satellite Communications” report offers a comprehensive 10-year outlook and forecasting for government and military satellite communications opportunities from 2022 to 2032.

The report is based on several sources, including:

NSR's research from the past year
Interviews, desk research, and annual reports from vendors, satellite operators, and nation-states.

Key questions answered in this report:

What are the key trends and factors that will affect the government and military satellite communications market during 2022-2032?
Which capacity architectures will drive growth?
What should service providers and satellite operators do to exploit new business opportunities?
How will conflicts in Europe, the Middle-East and rising tensions in the Pacific impact the outlook for connectivity services?

Who should purchase this report:

Satellite Operators strategy teams that need to understand where demand is shifting according to different market drivers
Product management teams that are responsible for feature functionality and geographical focus, and product marketing teams that are responsible for revenue growth
Government and Military organizations looking to understand the market size, shape and direction.
Investors analysing the satellite connectivity market.

NSR Difference - what sets this report apart from our Competition

The 20^th edition of NSR's “Military Satellite Communications” report offers the complete picture the drivers, trends and challenges faced by the government and military satellite communications market through the next decade. Leveraging 20+ years of in-house research and expertise, NSR offers the most extensive assessment of this market available. Providing the answers to the core questions for interested market players, NSR's “MSC20” keeps readers, ahead of the curve.

Key Features:

Covered in this report:

Global Forecast
Key Market Trends
Land, Maritime, Airbourne and Bulk Leasing Forecast Oulook

Report segmentation:

Service types

Land-Handhelds, COTM, COTP
Sea-Nearshore and Bluewater
Air-Piloted and UAS
Sovereign SATCOM as a Service (Bulk Leasing)

Geographical coverage

Worldwide
North America
Latin America
Europe
Middle East & Africa
Asia
Oceanic (Pacific, Atlantic, Indian)
Arctic and Antarctic

Variables

In-Service Unit
Equipment Revenues
Service Revenues
Retail Revenues
Capacity Demand (TPEs/Gbps/Mbps)
Capacity Revenues

About this report
Key Trends in Gov & Mil Commercial Satellite Connectivity
Global Forecast Outlook and Historical Review
Land-Handhelds, On-the-Pause (COTP), and On-the-Move (COTM)
Maritime-Nearshore and Bluewater
Airbourne-Piloted & UAS Platforms
Bulk Leasing-Sovereign SATCOM as a Service
Appendix

List of Exhibits

Figure 1: $103 Billion USD Government and Military Spending on Commercial Satellite Connectivity, 2022 to 2032
Figure 2: Government and Military markets a key segment of the global space economy
Figure 3: Interoperability Goals of Network in Recent Testing
Figure 4: Starshield is positioned to be a strong competitor in the market
Figure 5: Key end-user pricing considerations
Figure 6: A growing market for Sovereign SATCOM systems
Figure 7: Current Starlink Coverage in Ukraine (October 2023)- access is still not available in a number of conflict active locations.
Figure 8: Government and Military satellite connectivity revenues by segment, 2022 to 2032
Figure 9: Government and military satellite capacity demand by segment, 2022 - 2032
Figure 10: Government and military capacity revenues by capacity, 2022 - 2032
Figure 11: Government and Military retail revenues by region, 2022 - 2032
Figure 12: Comparison of Government and Military Satellite Communications retail revenues forecasts, 2014 - 2032
Figure 13: Comparison of FSS forecast capacity demand, 2014 - 2032
Figure 14: Comparison of HTS forecast capacity demand, 2014 - 2032
Figure 15: Handheld & Other retail revenues, 2022 - 2032
Figure 16: Land-Mobile (COTP) retail revenues by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 17: Land-Mobile (COTM) retail revenues by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 18: Handhelds & Other in-service units, 2022 - 2032
Figure 19: Handhelds & Other retail revenues by region, 2022 - 2032
Figure 20: Land-Mobile (COTP) in-service units by region, 2022 - 2032
Figure 21: Land-Mobile (COTP) retail revenues by region, 2022 - 2032
Figure 22: Land-Mobile (COTP) capacity demand by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 23: Land-Mobile (COTM) in-service units by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 24: Land-Mobile (COTM) retail revenues by region, 2022 - 2032 Figure 25: Land-Mobile (COTM) capacity demand by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 26: Maritime retail revenues by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 27: Maritime retail revenues by region, 2022 to 2032
Figure 28: Maritime service revenues by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 29: Maritime equipment revenues by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 30: Maritime capacity demand by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 31: Aero (UAS) retail revenues by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 32: Aero (Manned) retail revenues by architecture, 2022 to 2032
Figure 33: Aero (Manned) in-service units by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 34: Aero (Manned) capacity demand by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 35: Aero (Manned) in-service units & retail revenues by region, 2022 - 2032
Figure 36: Aero (UAS) in-service units by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 37: Aero (UAS) capacity demand by architecture, 2022 - 2032
Figure 38: Aero (UAS) in-service units & retail revenues by region, 2022 - 2032
Figure 39: Bulk Leasing Capacity Demand (Gbps, FSS + HTS), 2022 - 2032
Figure 40: Bulk Leasing Capacity Revenues by region, 2022 - 2032