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Leveraging 20+ years of experience, NSR’s Global Satellite Manufacturing and Launch Markets, 10th Edition (GSMLM10) report offers the most comprehensive view of satellite manufacturing & launch markets. As the leading market resource, NSR’s GSMLM10 examines all key markets and evolving global trends across all user types, applications, mass ranges, and regions.
In an environment of competitive dynamics, business case viability remains a challenge for all industry stakeholders. Declining capacity prices, evolving industry KPI metrics, accelerating development of technology, increasing complexity, and diversification of demand, all pose new challenges. As the industry learns to adapt to this dynamic environment, new and innovative trends are emerging. Manufacturers are achieving greater efficiencies, operators are choosing smaller satellites, launch service providers are competing on costs – all looking to capture incoming demand from new, non-traditional business models. As space activity expands and diversifies more than ever before, what does the future look like for all satellite industry players?
NSR’s Global Satellite Manufacturing and Launch Markets, 10th Edition provides a comprehensive assessment of the market through an analysis of 6 applications and 6 sub-applications, each further segmented into four regions, two orbital regimes (where applicable), and two operator types across all satellite mass categories.
A base forecast of the number of satellites to launch in each application, region, mass range, orbital regime and operator type between 2019-2029
Launch and Manufacturing Pricing analyses and trendsAAC Clyde Space, Aerial & Maritime Ltd, Airbus Defence & Space, Aistech Space, Altius Space Machines, Amazon, AMERGINT Technologies, Analytical Space, Andøya Space Center, Applied Defense Solutions, Ariane Group, Arianespace, Astranis Space Technologies Corp., Astro Digital, Astrocast, Astrome, Astroscale, Audacy, AxelSpace, Black Sky Inc., BlinkAstro, Blue Canyon Technologies, Blue Origin, Bluefield Technologies, Boeing, Bradford Space, Canon, Capella Space, Cerberus Capital Management, Cloud Constellation, Cobham AES Division, Comtech, CPI Satcom, D-Orbit, Dauria Aerospace, Deep Space Industries, Digital Globe, Dynetics Inc., ECAPS, Earth-i, EarthCube, EarthNOW, Effective Space, EOSDS US, Eutelsat, ExactEarth, Firefly Aerospace Inc., Fleet Technologies, GD Satcom, General Atomics, GeoOptics, GEOShare, GHGSat, Gilat, Glavkosmos, Globalstar, GOMSpace, Hanwha Systems, HawkEye360, HEAD Aerospace Group, HeliosWire, Hera Systems, Hiber, Hughes, ICEYE, Intelsat, International Launch Services, Iridium, ISISpace, Israel Aerospace Industries, KACST, Kepler Communications, Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, L3Harris Technologies, Lacuna Space, LaserLight Solutions, Leidos Holdings, LeoSat, LeoStella, Lockheed Martin, Loft Orbital, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Maxar, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Mitsui & Co., Momentus Space, Myriota, Nano Avionics, Northrop Grumman, NorthStar Earth & Space Inc., Novawurks, NPO Lavochkin, NSLComm, OneWeb, OrbCOMM, Phasor Solutions, Planet, PlanetIQ, PredaSAR, Radiation Test Solutions, Relativity Space, Rocket Lab, SaT4M2M, Satellogic, Satlantis, Saturn Satellite Networks, SEN Corporation, SES, Sierra Nevada Corporation, Sinclair Interplanetary, Sky and Space Global, Social Capital Hedosophia, Space Systems Loral, Spaceflight, SpaceX, Spire Global, Stratolaunch, Surrey Satellite Technology LTD, Swarm Technologies, Synspective, Telesat, Tethers Unlimited, Thales Alenia Space, Thuraya, Totum, Transcelestial Technologies, Trident Space, Tyvak, United Launch Alliance , UnseenLabs, Urthecast, ViaSat, Virgin Galactic, Virgin Orbit, Voyager Space Holdings, XpressSAR, and Yamasa Co.
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Appendix: Methodology
Executive Summary