Space Economy Report, 8^th edition

Description

Designed as a “best of” Euroconsult’s reports, the Space Economy Report gives a 360° view of the trends and issues across the vibrant space economy. From upstream to downstream, it provides snapshot of market dynamics, competition evolutions and key drivers for all key segments of the space economy and its applications. The Report is built around up-to-date KPIs and graphs to be used as a dashboard by government and industry stakeholders willing to get a concise and precise review of current and long term trends of the space economy.

Key Features

• The Space Economy Report (SER) is now on Euroconsult’s Digital Platform! from the platform, you can download the files to get a quick and easy high-level-view of the global space industry, broken down by upstream verticals (Manufacturing & Launch, Ground Segment) and downstream (Satellite Communications, Earth Observation, Satellite Navigation).
• Data behind the graphs is available with the Premium version, allowing users to access and download the information presented.
• Three main market segmentations are key for the report:
  • Type of Client: Commercial, Civil Government, Defense: government-run military organizations
  • Geographical Region: North America, Latin America, Europe, MEA, Russia & CIS, Asia & Oceania, Oceans.
  • Space Application: Space applications: Satcom, Earth Observation, Navigation, Security, Technology, Science & Exploration, Manned spaceflight, Space Logistics, Space tourism.
• Deep dive into specific market segments of the industry through insights of key events of the previous year, revenues, industry trends, and strategic issues.
• Two time periods of reference are considered: 2016-2020 for historical trends and 2021-2030 for forecasts.

New in Current Edition

• You can download interactive datasets to feed your business intelligence tools.
• New this year is the inclusion of three sectorial sizing in order to provide a full and comprehensive snapshot of the global space economy in 2021. Our report last year included inclusion of government budgets but spending’s were not affected across the space value chain. We went a step further this year by incorporating these government spending along the segments of the value chain in order to give an as much precise valuation as possible. This has affected our methodology to some extent. Therefore, we provide three levels of economic quantification:
• The commercial satellite chain, which is unchanged from previous years and which includes revenues generated from commercial satellite systems. It includes commercial sales downstream to government clients (such as EO data sales to governments)
• The space market, which includes revenues generated above plus those related to government space activities estimated at each step of the value chain (government space systems procurement, mission operations…). They correspond to the portion of government funding contracted to the industry.
• The space economy, which includes revenues generated above, plus remaining government funding used for internal operations of agencies or used for R&D.

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