The average number of satellites launched per year during 2011-2015 increased by 36%, as compared with 2010.By October 2014, 16 Chinese spacecraft equipped with intelligence, surveillance,and reconnaissance (ISR) and satellite communication (SATCOM) capabilities

were launched.In the same year, the US Air Force’s Space-Based Infrared System (SBIRS) missile warning satellite constellation received a funding of $873 million for development.During the same period, GPS III, the US Air Force’s next-generation positioning,navigation, and timing satellite system, which is still under development, received a funding of $652 million.After the first launch in 2009, the second Wideband Global (WGS) SATCOM system launched a single geostationary extremely high frequency (EHF)/Ka-band satellite, Athena-Fidus, in 2013.

PART 01: Executive summary 6

Highlights 6

Key takeaways 7

Key buying criteria 7

PART 02: Scope of the report 8

Market overview 8

Top-competitor offerings 9

PART 03: Market research methodology 10

Research methodology 10

Economic indicators 10

PART 04: Introduction 11

Key market highlights 11

PART 05: Market landscape 16

Market overview 16

Market size and forecast 17

Five forces analysis 19

PART 06: Market segmentation by application 20

Market share by application 20

Market segmentation by revenue 20

Global satellite manufacturing market 21

Global satellite launch market 23

PART 07: Geographical segmentation 24

Market share by geography 24

Geographical segmentation by revenue 24

Satellite manufacturing and launch market in the

Americas 25

Satellite manufacturing and launch market in EMEA 27

Satellite manufacturing and launch market in APAC 29

PART 08: Market drivers 31

Development of nano and microsatellites 31

Growing demand for electro-optical imaging systems 31

Growth in satellite-based telemetry applications 33

Increasing demand for military satellites 33

PART 09: Impact of drivers 35

PART 10: Market challenges 36

Complexity of data sets 36

Costs associated with satellite launch 37

Delays in satellite launch 38

Issues with debris in satellite orbits 38

PART 11: Impact of drivers and challenges 41

PART 12: Market trends 42

Advent of 3D printing 42

Development of reusable space launch vehicles 42

Emergence of all-electric propulsion systems 42

Implementation of micro-systems 43

PART 13: Competitor landscape 45

Competitive scenario 45

Airbus Defense and Space 48

Boeing 51

Lockheed Martin 54

Orbital ATK 57

PART 14: Appendix 60

List of abbreviations 60

PART 15: Explore Technavio 61