Satellites to be Built & Launched, 25^th edition

Description

Satellites to be Built & Launched is a must-read for the space industry players. This report is based on an in-depth analysis of satellite applications and missions, satellite operators and users, technology advances, and the impact of these factors on the manufacturing and launch industry. It includes a database of all satellites, regardless of mass, that was launched in the last decade, as well as satellites currently under construction, and launch forecast for the next decade. It also provides detailed status and maturity assessments of 55 commercial constellations of five satellites or more and discusses the business cases for the four mega-constellations and their differing vertical integration strategies.

Key Features

• Strategic outlook, industry issues and trends
• Comprehensive analysis of demand and supply distribution
• A dozen of graphs highlighting the key figures
• Global trends, forecasts and benchmarks by orbits, application, mass categories, type of customers and regions
• Analysis of the demand through three KPIs: number of satellites, mass to be launched and market value (manufacturing and launch)
• Detailed market drivers: M&A, new users’ requirements, GEO comsat orders, technical innovation, insurance
• What to expect for 2023
• 2022’s reality check
• Post 2031 drivers
• Satellite supplier analysis
  • Strategic issues
  • Satellite manufacturing overview and trends
  • Financial and revenues of the manufacturing industry
  • Market share between suppliers
  • GEO comsat demand outlook
  • Constellation maturity and credibility assessment.
  • Satellite platform analysis
  • GEO and NGSO satellites orders backlog
  • Profiling of the 13 largest satellite manufacturers
  • Critical subsystems technologies (propulsion, HTS, inter-satellite link, flexible payload)
• Launch supply analysis
  • Launch industry overview and trends
  • Financial and revenues of the launch industry
  • Market share between suppliers
  • GEO and NGSO launch orders backlog
  • Profiling of the 6 largest satellite manufacturers
  • Falcon 9’s recovery and reuse case study
  • SpaceX’s vertical integration strategy and diversification case study
  • Impact of reusable launchers and business model of vertically integrated players like SpaceX and Starlink or Amazon and Kuiper
  • Launch rate of GTO launcher
  • Fill rate of commercial launchers
  • Supper heavy launcher analysis
• Commercial, Government civil and defense satellite demand breakdown by:
  • Mass categories
  • Type of organizations
  • Operators’ region
  • Application
  • Orbit
  • Manufacturing and launch value analysis by region, type of customers, type of providers
  • Commercial constellation CAPEX analysis (launch vs manufacturing).

Two time periods of reference: 2012-2021 for historical trends and 2022-2031 for forecasts

Extensive satellite database, with thousands of data points, covering supply and demand from 2012 to 2031.

New in Current Edition

• 2022 Reality check
• What to expect in 2023
• Deep dive on the impact of the war in Ukraine
• Inflation focus
• Focus on software defined payloads
• Focus on inter satellite optical link
• Launch supply scarcity analysis
• SpaceX vertical integration scenario
• Complete redesign of the commercial demand chapter
• Focus on direct to phone constellation
• Revamp of the government demand chapter
• Focus on the U.S. SDA and European secure connectivity constellations

Reviewed and refined the pricing model for both manufacturing and launch, with a notable focus on inflation-driven costs and price increases caused by the pandemic, war in Ukraine, and supply chain issues.

Reviewed forecast based on the economic situation, COVID-19 and the availability of capital.

Reviewed assessment and forecast of mega-constellations, resulting in significant growth for the Satcom application and for mega-constellations in the U.S. and China. Addition of OneWeb 2G to the smallsat forecast.

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