Survey of Satellites to be Built and Launched by 2024: Governments in 60 Countries Will be Responsible for 75% of the $255 Billion in Revenues Expected from the Manufacturing and Launch of 1400 Satellites - Research and Markets

DUBLIN, April 22, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Satellites To Be Built & Launched By 2024 - World Market Survey" report to their offering.

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This report, in its 18th edition, provides an exhaustive analysis of the worldwide satellite demand merging customers, applications & orbits. 

- Customers: Civilian government, military government, commercial companies 
- Applications: Fixed & mobile communications, TV & radio broadcasting, navigation, Earth observation, meteorology, data relay, science, IMINT/ELINT/SIGINT... 
- Orbits: LEO, MEO/HEO, GEO, Deep Space 140 satellites with launch mass over 50kg will be launched on average each year over the next decade for governments and commercial companies. 

In comparison with last year's forecast, the number of satellites is due to grow more than the market value over the decade. 

The increase in number of satellites would be significantly higher if two mega-constellation projects for small communications satellites were included in the forecast. 

The 1,400 satellite count over the decade already includes 350 satellites to be deployed by ten commercial constellations into low or medium Earth orbits for communication or Earth observation. 

Governments in 60 countries will be responsible for 75% of the $255 billion in revenues expected from the manufacturing and launch of these 1,400 satellites over the next decade. 

Governments dominate the space industry as established space countries replace and expand their in-orbit satellite systems and more countries acquire their first operational satellite systems, usually for communications & broadcasting or for Earth observation & imagery intelligence. 

Nearly 90% of the government market will remain concentrated in the ten countries with an established space industry. 

In the commercial space sector, a total of 550 satellites are expected to be launched over the decade by 40 companies. Most of these satellites will be for the replacement of the communications capacity currently in orbit. 80% of the commercial space market of remains concentrated in geostationary orbit, the destination of 300+ satellites operated by 30 companies for communications and broadcasting services. 

The ten commercial constellations to be launched into non-geostationary orbits for communications services and Earth observation imagery should represent a market of $1.3 billion per year on average over the decade. 

Key Trends, Drivers & Forecasts 

- Exclusive 10-year forecasts including breakdown by customer & by orbit, with number & mass of satellites to be manufactured & launched, plus market value (manufacturing & launch services) 
- Review of strategic issues from both supply (industry) & demand (customers) perspectives 
- Detailed demand database for commercial (order book) and government satellites (forecasts) including: application, launch date, launch mass, satellite platform, manufacturer, launch provider 

Who Will Benefit From This Report? 

- Satellite & launch vehicle integrators 
- Satellite & launch vehicle parts manufacturers 
- Launch & service providers 
- Banks, investors & insurers 
- Satellite operators 
- Space & other government agencies 

Key Topics Covered: 

1. Strategic Issues And Forecast 

2. Competitive Environment & Performance Of Market Players 

3. Commercial Satellite Demand 

4. Government Satellite Demand 

5. Satellite Backlog & Forecast 

Profiles Of 21 Satellite Companies 

- Airbus Defence & Space 
- Ball Aerospace 
- Boeing 
- China Academy of Space Technology 
- COM DEV 
- INVAP 
- Israel Aerospace Industries 
- ISS Reshetnev 
- Lockheed Martin 
- Mitsubishi Electric 
- NEC 
- OHB 
- Orbital ATK 
- RUAG Space 
- Satrec Initiative 
- Sierra Nevada 
- SSL/MDA 
- Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. 
- Tesat-Spacecom 
- Turkish Aerospace Industries 
- Thales Alenia Space 

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