Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market Analysis Upto 2033

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1.1   Industry Outlook
1.1.1   New Space Business Scenario: A Growth Factor in the Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
1.1.2   Impact of 3D Printing: Revolutionizing Space Industry
1.1.3   Changing Landscape of Space Composites
1.1.4   Impact of Commercial-Off-the-Shelf (COTS)Components in Satellite Serial Production
1.1.5   Supply Chain Analysis
1.2   Business Dynamics
1.2.1   Business Drivers
1.2.1.1   Increasing Research and Development Activities for Developing Cost-Efficient Subsystem and Component
1.2.1.2   Rising Demand for Satellite-Based Downstream Services
1.2.2   Business Challenges
1.2.2.1   Impact of Space Radiation on Spacecraft and Astronauts
1.2.2.2   Rising Impact of Cyberattacks on Satellites
1.2.2.3   Evolution of Standardized Satellite and Subsystem Platform
1.2.3   Business Strategies
1.2.3.1   New Product Launches, Developments, and Others
1.2.4   Corporate Strategies
1.2.4.1   Partnerships, Collaborations, Agreements, Contracts, and Others
1.2.4.2   Mergers and Acquisitions
1.2.5   Business Opportunities
1.2.5.1   Growing Developments for Cislunar Programs

2.1   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User)
2.1.1   Market Overview
2.1.1.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
2.1.2   Commercial
2.1.3   Civil Government
2.1.4   Defense
2.1.5   Academic/Research Group

3.1   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem)
3.1.1   Market Overview
3.1.1.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
3.1.2   Payload
3.1.2.1   Demand Analysis of the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Payload), Value and Volume Data
3.1.2.2   Antenna
3.1.2.3   Inter-Satellite Links
3.1.2.4   Processor
3.1.2.5   Imaging Sensor
3.1.3   Electrical and Power Subsystem
3.1.3.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Electrical and Power Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
3.1.3.2   Power Management Device
3.1.3.3   Solar Panel
3.1.3.4   Battery
3.1.3.5   Field-Programmable Gate Array
3.1.3.6   Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC)
3.1.3.7   Power Converter
3.1.4   Command and Data Handling System
3.1.4.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Command and Data Handling System), Value and Volume Data
3.1.4.2   Onboard Computer
3.1.4.3   Memory
3.1.4.4   On-Board Charger (OBC) Adaptor
3.1.4.5   Router
3.1.4.6   Processor
3.1.4.7   Microcontroller
3.1.4.8   Solid State Recorder
3.1.4.9   Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)
3.1.5   Communication Subsystem
3.1.5.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Communication Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
3.1.5.2   Transmitter and Receiver
3.1.5.3   Processor
3.1.6   Thermal Control Subsystem
3.1.6.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Thermal Control Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
3.1.6.2   Temperature Sensor
3.1.6.3   Heater
3.1.6.4   Thermostat
3.1.6.5   Insulation
3.1.7   Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem
3.1.7.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
3.1.7.2   Actuator
3.1.7.3   Sensor
3.1.7.4   Sun Sensor
3.1.7.5   Processor
3.1.7.6   Magnetometer
3.1.7.7   Reaction Wheel
3.1.8   Propulsion System
3.1.8.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Propulsion System), Value and Volume Data
3.1.8.2   Thruster
3.1.8.3   Propellant Tank
3.1.8.4   Propellant Feed Plumbing
3.1.9   Mechanism
3.1.9.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Mechanism), Value and Volume Data
3.1.10   Actuator
3.1.10.1   Demand Analysis of Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Actuator), Value and Volume Data
3.1.11   Structure
3.1.11.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Structure), Value and Volume Data
3.2   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem)
3.2.1   Market Overview
3.2.1.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
3.2.2   Structure
3.2.2.1   Demand Analysis of Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Structure), Value and Volume Data
3.2.2.2   Skin
3.2.2.3   Frame
3.2.2.4   Bulk Head
3.2.2.5   Control Surfaces
3.2.2.6   Payload Adapter
3.2.3   Avionics
3.2.3.1   Demand Analysis of the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Avionics), Value and Volume Data
3.2.3.2   Communication
3.2.3.3   Navigation
3.2.3.4   Radar
3.2.3.5   Health Management
3.2.3.6   Onboard Computer/Flight Computer
3.2.3.7   Fiber Optic Cable
3.2.3.8   Sensor
3.2.4   Propulsion System
3.2.4.1   Demand Analysis of the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Propulsion System), Value and Volume Data
3.2.4.2   Propellant Tank
3.2.4.3   Propellant Feed Plumbing
3.2.4.4   Flow Control Unit
3.2.4.5   Pump
3.2.4.6   Combustion Chamber
3.2.4.7   Nozzle
3.2.4.8   Pointing Mechanism
3.2.5   Control System
3.2.5.1   Demand Analysis of the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Control System), Value and Volume Data
3.2.5.2   Actuator
3.2.5.3   Mechanism
3.2.5.4   Motor
3.2.6   Electrical System
3.2.6.1   Demand Analysis of the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Electrical System), Value and Volume Data
3.2.6.2   Wireloom
3.2.6.3   Power Control Unit
3.2.6.4   Battery
3.2.6.5   Surge Protection Device
3.2.6.6   Power Adapter
3.2.6.7   Connector
3.2.7   Stage Separation
3.2.7.1   Demand Analysis of the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Stage Separation), Value and Volume Data
3.2.8   Thermal System
3.2.8.1   Demand Analysis of the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Thermal System), Value and Volume Data
3.2.8.2   Sensor
3.2.8.3   Thermal Computer
3.2.8.4   Thermostat/Thermal Control System
3.2.8.5   Skin
3.3   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Deep Space Probe Subsystem)
3.3.1   Market Overview
3.3.1.1   Demand Analysis of Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Deep Space Probe Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
3.3.2   Orbiter, Lander, and Rover
3.3.2.1   Onboard Computer, Microprocessor, and Controller
3.3.2.2   Power Management, Solar Panel, Battery, and Converter
3.3.2.3   Memory and Solid State Recorder
3.3.2.4   Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) and Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC)
3.3.2.5   Transmitter, Receiver, and Antenna
3.3.2.6   Sensor

4.1   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Region)
4.2   North America
4.2.1   Market
4.2.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in North America
4.2.1.2   Business Drivers
4.2.1.3   Business Challenges
4.2.2   Application
4.2.2.1   North America Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.2.3   Product
4.2.3.1   North America Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
4.2.3.2   North America Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
4.2.4   North America (by Country)
4.2.4.1   U.S.
4.2.4.1.1   Market
4.2.4.1.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in the U.S.
4.2.4.1.2   Application
4.2.4.1.2.1   U.S. Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.2.4.2   Canada
4.2.4.2.1   Market
4.2.4.2.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in Canada
4.2.4.2.2   Application
4.2.4.2.2.1   Canada Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.3   Europe
4.3.1   Market
4.3.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in Europe
4.3.1.2   Business Drivers
4.3.1.3   Business Challenges
4.3.2   Application
4.3.2.1   Europe Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.3.3   Product
4.3.3.1   Europe Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
4.3.3.2   Europe Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
4.3.4   Europe (by Country)
4.3.4.1   France
4.3.4.1.1   Market
4.3.4.1.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in France
4.3.4.1.2   Application
4.3.4.1.2.1   France Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.3.4.2   Germany
4.3.4.2.1   Market
4.3.4.2.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in Germany
4.3.4.2.2   Application
4.3.4.2.2.1   Germany Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.3.4.3   Russia
4.3.4.3.1   Market
4.3.4.3.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in Russia
4.3.4.3.2   Application
4.3.4.3.2.1   Russia Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.3.4.4   U.K.
4.3.4.4.1   Market
4.3.4.4.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in the U.K.
4.3.4.4.2   Application
4.3.4.4.2.1   U.K. Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.3.4.5   Rest-of-Europe
4.3.4.5.1   Market
4.3.4.5.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in the Rest-of-Europe
4.3.4.5.2   Application
4.3.4.5.2.1   Rest-of-Europe Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.4   Asia-Pacific
4.4.1   Market
4.4.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in Asia-Pacific
4.4.1.2   Business Drivers
4.4.1.3   Business Challenges
4.4.2   Application
4.4.2.1   Asia-Pacific Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.4.3   Product
4.4.3.1   Asia-Pacific Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
4.4.3.2   Asia- Pacific Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
4.4.4   Asia-Pacific (by Country)
4.4.4.1   China
4.4.4.1.1   Market
4.4.4.1.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in China
4.4.4.1.2   Application
4.4.4.1.2.1   China Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.4.4.2   India
4.4.4.2.1   Market
4.4.4.2.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in India
4.4.4.2.2   Application
4.4.4.2.2.1   India Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.4.4.3   Japan
4.4.4.3.1   Market
4.4.4.3.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in Japan
4.4.4.3.2   Application
4.4.4.3.2.1   Japan Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.4.4.4   Rest-of-Asia-Pacific
4.4.4.4.1   Market
4.4.4.4.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in Rest-of-Asia-Pacific
4.4.4.4.2   Application
4.4.4.4.2.1   Rest-of-Asia-Pacific Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.5   Rest-of-the-World
4.5.1   Market
4.5.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in Rest-of-the-World
4.5.1.2   Business Drivers
4.5.1.3   Business Challenges
4.5.2   Application
4.5.2.1   Rest-of-the-World Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.5.3   Product
4.5.3.1   Rest-of-the-World Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
4.5.3.2   Rest-of-the-World Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem), Value and Volume Data
4.5.4   Rest-of-the-World (by Country)
4.5.4.1   Middle East and Africa
4.5.4.1.1   Market
4.5.4.1.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in the Middle East and Africa
4.5.4.1.2   Application
4.5.4.1.2.1   Middle East and Africa Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data
4.5.4.2   Latin America
4.5.4.2.1   Market
4.5.4.2.1.1   Key Manufacturers and Suppliers in Latin America
4.5.4.2.2   Application
4.5.4.2.2.1   Latin America Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Value and Volume Data

5.1   Competitve Benchmarking
5.2   Company Profiles
5.2.1   Airbus S.A.S.
5.2.1.1   Company Overview
5.2.1.1.1   Role of Airbus S.A.S. in the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
5.2.1.1.2   Product Portfolio
5.2.1.2   Business Strategies
5.2.1.2.1   New Product Developments and Fundings
5.2.1.3   Corporate Strategies
5.2.1.3.1   Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
5.2.1.3.1   Mergers and Acquisitions
5.2.1.4   R&D Analysis
5.2.1.5   Analyst View
5.2.2   Ball Aerospace
5.2.2.1   Company Overview
5.2.2.1.1   Role of Ball Aerospace in the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
5.2.2.1.2   Product Portfolio
5.2.2.2   Business Strategies
5.2.2.2.1   New Product Developments and Fundings
5.2.2.3   Corporate Strategies
5.2.2.3.1   Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
5.2.2.4   Analyst View
5.2.3   Data Device Corporation
5.2.3.1   Company Overview
5.2.3.1.1   Role of Data Device Corporation in the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
5.2.3.1.2   Product Portfolio
5.2.3.2   Business Strategies
5.2.3.2.1   New Product Developments and Fundings
5.2.3.3   Corporate Strategies
5.2.3.3.1   Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
5.2.3.4   Analyst View
5.2.4   Honeywell International
5.2.4.1   Company Overview
5.2.4.1.1   Role of Honeywell International in the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
5.2.4.1.2   Product Portfolio
5.2.4.2   Business Strategies
5.2.4.2.1   New Product Developments and Fundings
5.2.4.3   Corporate Strategies
5.2.4.3.1   Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
5.2.4.4   R&D Analysis
5.2.4.5   Analyst View
5.2.5   Israel Aerospace Industries
5.2.5.1   Company Overview
5.2.5.1.1   Role of Israel Aerospace Industries in the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
5.2.5.1.2   Product Portfolio
5.2.5.2   Business Strategies
5.2.5.2.1   New Product Developments and Fundings
5.2.5.3   Corporate Strategies
5.2.5.3.1   Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
5.2.5.4   R&D Analysis
5.2.5.5   Analyst View
5.2.6   Lockheed Martin Corporation
5.2.6.1   Company Overview
5.2.6.1.1   Role of Lockheed Martin Corporation in the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
5.2.6.1.2   Product Portfolio
5.2.6.2   Business Strategies
5.2.6.2.1   New Product Developments and Fundings
5.2.6.3   Corporate Strategies
5.2.6.3.1   Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
5.2.6.4   R&D Analysis
5.2.6.5   Analyst View
5.2.7   Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
5.2.7.1   Company Overview
5.2.7.1.1   Role of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation in the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
5.2.7.1.2   Product Portfolio
5.2.7.2   Business Strategies
5.2.7.2.1   New Product Developments and Fundings
5.2.7.3   Corporate Strategies
5.2.7.3.1   Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
5.2.7.4   Analyst View
5.2.8   Northrop Grumman
5.2.8.1   Company Overview
5.2.8.1.1   Role of Northrop Grumman in the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
5.2.8.1.2   Product Portfolio
5.2.8.2   Business Strategies
5.2.8.2.1   New Product Developments and Fundings
5.2.8.3   Corporate Strategies
5.2.8.3.1   Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
5.2.8.4   R&D Analysis
5.2.8.5   Analyst View
5.2.9   OneWeb
5.2.9.1   Company Overview
5.2.9.1.1   Role of OneWeb in the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
5.2.9.1.2   Customers
5.2.9.1.3   Product Portfolio
5.2.9.2   Business Strategies
5.2.9.2.1   New Product Developments and Fundings
5.2.9.3   Corporate Strategies
5.2.9.3.1   Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
5.2.9.4   Analyst View
5.2.10   OHB System
5.2.10.1   Company Overview
5.2.10.1.1   Role of OHB System in the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
5.2.10.1.2   Product Portfolio
5.2.10.2   Business Strategies
5.2.10.2.1   New Product Developments and Fundings
5.2.10.3   Corporate Strategies
5.2.10.3.1   Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
5.2.10.4   R&D Analysis
5.2.10.5   Analyst View
5.3   Other Key Player Profiles

6.1   Growth Opportunities
6.1.1   Growth Opportunity 1: Growing Demand for Scalable Solution
6.1.1.1   Recommendation
6.1.2   Growth Opportunity 2: Growing Demand for Satellites and Deep-Space Probes to Possess High-Efficiency Onboard Processing, In-Orbit Reconfiguration, and Machine Learning Capabilities
6.1.2.1   Recommendation

7.1 Factors for Data Prediction and Modeling

Table 1:   New Product Launches, Developments, and Others, January 2020-June 2023
Table 2:   Partnerships, Collaborations, Agreements, Contracts, and Others, January 2020-June 2023
Table 3:   Mergers and Acquisitions, January 2020-June 2023
Table 4:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 5:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 6:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Payload), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 7:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Electrical and Power Subsystem), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 8:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Command and Data Handling System), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 9:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Communication Subsystem), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 10:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Thermal Control Subsystem), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 11:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 12:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Propulsion System), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 13:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Mechanism), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 14:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Actuator), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 15:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Structure), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 16:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 17:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Structure), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 18:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Avionics), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 19:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Propulsion System), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 20:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Control System), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 21:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Electrical System), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 22:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Stage Separation), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 23:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Thermal System), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 24:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Deep Space Probe Subsystem), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 25:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Region), Satellite Subsystem), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 26:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Region, Launch Vehicle),Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 27:   North America Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 28:   North America Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 29:   North America Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem),$Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 30:   U.S. Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 31:   Canada Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 32:   Europe Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 33:   Europe Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 34:   Europe Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem),$Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 35:   France Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 36:   Germany Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 37:   Russia Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 38:   U.K. Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 39:   Rest-of-Europe Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 40:   Asia-Pacific Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 41:   Asia-Pacific Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem, Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 42:   Asia- Pacific Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 43:   China Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 44:   India Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 45:   Japan Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 46:   Rest-of-Asia-Pacific Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 47:   Rest-of-the-World Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 48:   Rest-of-the-World Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 49:   Rest-of-the-World Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem), $Million and Units, 2022-2033
Table 50:   Middle East and Africa Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 51:   Latin America Africa Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units and $Million, 2022-2033
Table 52:   Benchmarking and Weightage Parameters
Table 53:   Airbus S.A.S.: Product Portfolio
Table 54:   Airbus S.A.S.: New Product Developments and Fundings
Table 55:   Airbus S.A.S.: Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
Table 56:   Airbus S.A.S.: Mergers and Acquisitions
Table 57:   Ball Aerospace: Product Portfolio
Table 58:   Ball Aerospace: New Product Developments and Fundings
Table 59:   Ball Aerospace: Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
Table 60:   Data Device Corporation: Product Portfolio
Table 61:   Data Device Corporation: New Product Developments and Fundings
Table 62:   Data Device Corporation: Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
Table 63:   Honeywell International: Product Portfolio
Table 64:   Honeywell International: New Product Developments and Fundings
Table 65:   Honeywell International: Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
Table 66:   Israel Aerospace Industries: Product Portfolio
Table 67:   Israel Aerospace Industries: New Product Developments and Fundings
Table 68:   Israel Aerospace Industries: Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
Table 69:   Lockheed Martin Corporation: Product Portfolio
Table 70:   Lockheed Martin Corporation: New Product Developments and Fundings
Table 71:   Lockheed Martin Corporation: Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
Table 72:   Mitsubishi Electric Corporation: Product Portfolio
Table 73:   Mitsubishi Electric Corporation: New Product Developments and Fundings
Table 74:   Mitsubishi Electric Corporation: Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
Table 75:   Northrop Grumman: Product Portfolio
Table 76:   Northrop Grumman: New Product Developments and Fundings
Table 77:   Northrop Grumman: Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
Table 78:   OneWeb: Product Portfolio
Table 79:   OneWeb: New Product Developments and Fundings
Table 80:   OneWeb: Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
Table 81:   OHB System: Product Portfolio
Table 82:   OHB System: New Product Developments and Fundings
Table 83:   OHB System: Partnerships, Collaborations, Contracts, and Agreements
Table 84:   Other Key Player Profiles

Figure 1:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Satellite Subsystem), $Billion, 2022-2033
Figure 2:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Satellite Subsystem), Units, 2022-2033
Figure 3:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Launch Vehicle Subsystem), $Billion, 2022-2033
Figure 4:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Launch Vehicle Subsystem), Units, 2022-2033
Figure 5:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Deep Space Probe Subsystem), $Million, 2022-2033
Figure 6:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Deep Space Probe Subsystem), Units, 2022-2033
Figure 7:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), $Million, 2023 and 2033
Figure 8:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User), Units, 2023 and 2033
Figure 9:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem), $Million, 2023 and 2033
Figure 10:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem), Units, 2023 and 2033
Figure 11:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem), Units, 2023 and 2033
Figure 12:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem), $Million, 2023 and 2033
Figure 13:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Region, Satellite), $Billion, 2033
Figure 14:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Region, Launch Vehicle), $Billion, 2033
Figure 15:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market Coverage
Figure 16:   Supply Chain Analysis for Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market
Figure 17:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market, Business Dynamics
Figure 18:   Share of Key Business Strategies and Developments, January 2020-June 2023
Figure 19:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User)
Figure 20:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem)
Figure 21:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Launch Vehicle Subsystem)
Figure 22:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Deep Space Probe Subsystem)
Figure 23:   Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market Players, Benchmarking Score (Satellite), 2022
Figure 24:   Airbus S.A.S.: R&D Analysis, $Billion, 2020-2022
Figure 25:   Honeywell International: R&D Analysis, $Billion, 2020-2022
Figure 26:   Israel Aerospace Industries: R&D Analysis, $Million, 2020-2022
Figure 27:   Lockheed Martin Corporation: R&D Analysis, $Billion, 2020-2022
Figure 28:   Northrop Grumman: R&D Analysis, $Billion, 2020-2022
Figure 29:   OHB System: R&D Analysis, $Million, 2020-2022
Figure 30:   Research Methodology
Figure 31:   Top-Down and Bottom-Up Approach
Figure 32:   Assumptions and Limitations

Market Report Coverage

Key Market Players and Competition Synopsis

The companies that are profiled have been selected based on thorough secondary research that includes analyzing company coverage, product portfolio, market penetration, and insights, which are gathered from primary experts.

The top established satellite and spacecraft subsystem providers hold around 79% of the presence in the market. The start-ups in the market hold around 21% of the global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market.

Key Companies Profiled:

•   Airbus S.A.S.
•   Ball Aerospace
•   Data Device Corporation
•   Honeywell International
•   Israel Aerospace Industries
•   Lockheed Martin Corporation
•   Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
•   Northrop Grumman
•   OneWeb
•   OHB System

How can this report add value to an organization?

Product/Innovation Strategy: The product segment helps the reader understand the different types of subsystems available for deployment and their potential globally. Moreover, the study provides the reader with a detailed understanding of the global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market based on satellite subsystem, launch vehicle subsystem, and deep space probe subsystem.

Growth/Marketing Strategy: The global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market has seen major development by key players operating in the market, such as contract, collaboration, and joint venture. The favored strategy for the companies has been contracted to strengthen their position in the global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market. For instance, in April 2023, Ball Aerospace, Loft Federal, and Microsoft announced their partnership in the Space Development Agency (SDA)’s experimental testbed program called National Defense Space Architecture Experimental Testbed (NExT). This program aims to launch 10 satellites carrying experimental payloads into orbit. Ball Aerospace took the lead in integrating and testing the payloads and spacecraft for this mission as the prime contractor.

Competitive Strategy: Key players in the global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market analyzed and profiled in the study involve major global satellite and spacecraft subsystem companies providing subsystems, respectively. Moreover, a detailed market share analysis of the players operating in the global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market has been done to help the reader understand how players stack against each other, presenting a clear market landscape. Additionally, comprehensive competitive strategies such as partnerships, agreements, and collaborations will aid the reader in understanding the untapped revenue pockets in the market.

Methodology: The research methodology design adopted for this specific study includes a mix of data collected from primary and secondary data sources. Both primary resources (key players, market leaders, and in-house experts) and secondary research (a host of paid and unpaid databases), along with analytical tools, are employed to build the predictive and forecast models.

Data and validation have been taken into consideration from both primary sources as well as secondary sources.

Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Industry and Technology Overview

The global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market has experienced remarkable growth in recent years due to the increasing advancements in technology and the emergence of new applications. This growth is primarily driven by the commercial space industry, which has demonstrated its continuous expansion and robust growth, with record-breaking numbers of satellite launches and a significant increase in the overall number of active satellites in orbit. According to the BIS Research, in 2022, 2,243 commercial satellites were successfully deployed into orbit, marking a remarkable increase of over 32 percent compared to 2021. Additionally, the market is driven by the rising adoption of the increasing demand for artificial intelligence in space. By leveraging AI in satellite and spacecraft subsystems testing and deployment, engineers and operators can enhance performance, improve reliability, and optimize operational efficiency. The utilization of AI technologies can lead to more advanced and capable subsystems, enabling the successful execution of missions and the realization of the full potential of satellite and spacecraft operations. Notable companies include Airbus S.A.S., Lockheed Martin Corporation, Northrup Grumman, Date Device Corporation, and among others. These companies heavily invest in research and development to introduce innovative and advanced subsystems. The market can be segmented based on end users, satellite subsystem, launch vehicle subsystem, and deep space probe subsystem, and it is expected to witness continued growth as key players and government space agencies invest in advanced technologies to enhance performance and effectiveness, leading to new opportunities for growth and innovation in the sector.

Market Introduction

The global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market has witnessed significant growth and advancements in recent years. The growth of the space sector has been fueled by the emergence of innovative technologies, including reusable launch vehicles, SmallSats, and CubeSats. These advancements have made it more cost-effective to develop space systems and launch payloads into orbit, leading to increased participation from a wider range of organizations. The development of SmallSats and CubeSats has attracted the interest of private companies and government agencies by offering more affordable access to space and enabling new business models, such as satellite constellations. SmallSats, which accounted for approximately 95% of satellites launched in 2022, have played a significant role in expanding the industry's capabilities.

Furthermore, satellite constellations are expected to drive the space market during the forecast period. These constellations provide global or near-global coverage, ensuring that at least one satellite is available at any time and location on Earth. This continuous coverage is particularly valuable for applications such as telecommunications, Earth observation, and positioning systems, where uninterrupted connectivity and data acquisition are essential. The availability of satellite constellations opens new possibilities for a wide range of industries, including telecommunications, agriculture, climate monitoring, disaster response, and more.

Figure 1: Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Satellite Subsystem), $Billion, 2022, 2023, and 2033

Note: CAGR% is from 2023 to 2033

Figure 2: Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (Launch Vehicle Subsystem), $Billion, 2022, 2023, and 2033

Note: CAGR% is from 2023 to 2033

Industrial Impact

Increased investment from private industry has emerged as a significant driver of growth in the global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market. This surge in private sector investments has fostered heightened competition, innovation, and the emergence of new business models, such as mega constellations comprising hundreds or thousands of satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO) to deliver services such as low-latency broadband. It is anticipated that by the end of 2023, over 5,000 broadband satellites will be in LEO, providing high-speed internet to millions of subscribers across the globe. Private companies such as SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Relativity Space are actively investing in the development and commercialization of innovative technologies such as reusable launch vehicles.

Market Segmentation:

Segmentation 1: by End User
• Commercial
• Civil Government
• Defense
• Academic/Research Group

Commercial Segment dominates the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by End User)

The global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market was led by the commercial end user, generated $27,778.0 million in 2022, and is expected to reach $43,686.6 million in 2033 at a CAGR of 3.61% during the forecast period 2023-2033. The demand for satellite communication services is surging in the commercial sector. Companies require reliable and efficient communication systems for a wide range of applications, including broadband internet services, telecommunication networks, and data transfer. These services heavily rely on satellite and spacecraft subsystems for signal transmission, data processing, and reception. Furthermore, the trend toward small satellites, including CubeSats and nanosatellites, is particularly prominent in the commercial space sector. These smaller satellites offer cost-effectiveness and rapid deployment opportunities for various applications.

Segmentation 2: by Satellite Subsystem
•   Payload
•   Electrical and Power Subsystem
•   Command and Data Handling System
•   Communication Subsystem
•   Thermal Control Subsystem
•   Attitude Determination and Control Subsystem
•   Propulsion System
•   Mechanism
•   Actuator
•   Structure

Payload Segment Leads the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market (by Satellite Subsystem)

The global satellite and spacecraft subsystem (satellite subsystem) market is expected to be dominated by the payload in 2023. Payloads are critical components of satellites that carry instruments and equipment used to collect and process data for various applications. As the demand for satellite-based data and services continues to grow across sectors such as communication, Earth observation, weather monitoring, navigation, and scientific research, the need for advanced and specialized payloads increases. Additionally, as governments, businesses, and research institutions increasingly rely on satellite data for decision-making, the demand for such payloads rises significantly.

Segmentation 3: by Launch Vehicle Subsystem
•   Structure
•   Avionics
•   Propulsion System
•   Control System
•   Electrical System
•   Stage Separation
•   Thermal System

Segmentation 4: Deep Space Probe Subsystem
•   Orbiter, Lander, and Rover
o   Onboard Computer, Microprocessor, and Controller
o   Power Source (Power management, Solar Panel, Batteries, Convertors)
o   Memory and Solid-State Recorder
o   FPGA and ASIC
o   Transmitter and Receiver and Antennas
o   Sensors

Segmentation 5: by Region
• North America - U.S. and Canada
• Europe - U.K., France, Germany, Russia, and Rest-of-Europe
• Asia-Pacific - China, India, Japan, and Rest-of-Asia-Pacific
• Rest-of-the-World - Latin America and Middle East and Africa

North America is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 3.02%. The presence of a larger number of established satellite and spacecraft subsystem providers is driving the market in the region. The presence of major industry players such as Northrop Grumman, Teledyne Technologies, Texas Instrument, Data Device Corporation, and Microchip Technology Inc. within the region with growth strategies such as partnerships are paving the way for market opportunities. Additionally, the strategic adoption of 3D printing technology by the U.S. companies in this sector is a deliberate choice. By leveraging 3D printing, these companies can reduce satellite and spacecraft complexity while enhancing the overall manufacturability of satellite and spacecraft subsystems.

The U.S. dominates the global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market in the region, with various key players dedicated to developing rockets that are specifically designed to meet the requirements of commercial enterprises and government organizations involved in launching payloads into low Earth orbit (LEO), medium Earth orbit (MEO), geostationary equatorial orbit (GEO), and beyond.

Recent Developments in the Global Satellite and Spacecraft Subsystem Market

• In June 2023, OHB Sweden, a subsidiary of the space and technology group OHB SE, and Thales Alenia Space signed an agreement to undertake the design, manufacturing, integration, testing, and delivery of a propulsion system for two important ESA/EU Copernicus missions, namely CHIME and ROSE-L. Furthermore, the ROSE-L mission would facilitate various applications, contributing to various fields such as agriculture, environmental monitoring, food security, and hazard management.
• In June 2023, SpaceLogistics, a wholly owned subsidiary of Northrop Grumman, entered into a purchase agreement with Intelsat, a prominent communications satellite operator. As part of this agreement, SpaceLogistics' Mission Robotic Vehicle (MRV), a spacecraft equipped with robotic arms, would install the Mission Extension Pod (MEP) on an Intelsat communications satellite in geosynchronous Earth orbit (GEO). This installation would effectively extend the satellite's operational life by a minimum of six years.
• In June 2023, Telstra and OneWeb signed an agreement to implement one of the world's largest rollouts of OneWeb's low Earth orbit (LEO) backhaul for a commercial mobile network. Following successful testing in Australia, Telstra and OneWeb reached a commercial agreement and would begin transitioning hundreds of existing remote mobile base stations, which currently rely on satellite backhaul, to OneWeb's LEO solution starting by the end of 2023. Additionally, Telstra plans to utilize OneWeb's LEO services for future sites where satellite backhaul is the preferred or only viable option.
• In May 2023, Lockheed Martin Corporation is a part of the winning team that secured a contract from NASA to develop and demonstrate a human landing system as part of the agency's Human Landing System program, which is a crucial component of the Artemis program. The program's primary objective is to swiftly create a sustainable lunar lander capable of safely transporting astronauts to the lunar surface.

Demand – Drivers and Limitations

Market Drivers: Increasing Research and Development Activities for Developing Cost-Efficient Sub-System and Component

The production and launch of communication and Earth observation satellites are witnessing a rapid escalation. The manufacturing and deployment of these satellites for communication and Earth observation purposes are experiencing a substantial increase, resulting in the manufacturing of cost-effective satellite subsystems and components. In addition, in response to the demand for cost-efficient solutions, there has been an increase in research and development activities focused on developing cost-effective subsystems and components.

Market Challenges: Impact of Space Radiation on Spacecraft and Astronauts

Space radiation poses a significant concern not only during the journey to and from space but also while orbiting Earth. Within Earth's vicinity, there exist hazardous radiation belts known as the Van Allen belts, which consist of highly charged particles trapped by the planet's magnetic fields. Prolonged exposure to these belts increases the risk of radiation poisoning. The Van Allen Belts consist of two main radiation rings. The first ring starts approximately 600 km above Earth's surface and extends up to 6,000 km. The second, more perilous ring spans from around 10,000 to 65,000 km above the planet. In June 2019, NASA's Space Environment Testbeds (SET) embarked on a mission to study and enhance the protection of satellites in space. The primary focus of SET is to investigate the space environment.

Market Opportunities: Growing Developments for Cislunar Programs

The potential of cislunar space holds significant opportunities for the advancement of science, technology, and exploration. Cislunar space offers distinct vantage points that allow for observation and exploration of the Earth-Moon system and beyond. Cislunar space encompasses five Lagrangian points, which are stable orbits in relation to the Earth and Moon. For instance, the James Webb Space Telescope, launched on December 25th, 2021, is positioned at the second Lagrange point (L2), enabling it to maintain alignment with the Earth as it orbits around the Sun. The first and second Lagrange points, L1 (always in front of the Moon) and L2 (always behind the Moon), present advantages for transport purposes.

Analyst’s Thoughts

According to Nilopal Ojha, Principal Analyst, BIS Research, “The satellite and spacecraft system market is a rapidly growing market with a lot of potential. The key trends in the market include the increasing demand for satellite-based services in a variety of industries, the growing adoption of small satellites, and the development of new technologies, such as constellations of satellites and reusable launch vehicles However, there are also some challenges that the market faces, such as the high cost of satellite development and launch, the complex and challenging regulatory environment for satellite operations, and the growing risk of space debris. Stakeholders in the market should focus on developing new technologies that can reduce the cost of satellite development and launch, developing new applications for satellite-based services, and working to address the challenges posed by space debris.”

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The satellite and spacecraft subsystems are individual functional units or modules that work together to ensure the proper functioning and operation of satellites and spacecraft. They are essential for carrying out specific tasks and functions during a mission. The satellite subsystem includes payload, electrical and power subsystem, command and data handling system, communication subsystem, thermal control subsystem, attitude determination and control subsystem, propulsion system, mechanism, actuator, and structure. The launch vehicle subsystem includes structure, avionics, propulsion system, control system, electrical system, stage separation, and thermal system. Furthermore, the deep space probe subsystem is categorized as the onboard computer, microprocessor, and controller; power management, solar panel, battery, and converter; memory and solid-state recorder; field programmable gate array (FPGA) and application specific integrated circuit (ASIC); transmitter, receiver, and antenna; and sensor.

The global satellite and spacecraft subsystem market has seen major key players such as Airbus S.A.S., Ball Aerospace, Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin Corporation, and others, which are capable of providing global satellite and spacecraft subsystems of diverse ranges. Key players are expanding their market presence by targeting new geographic regions and untapped markets to establish local offices, distribution networks, and partnerships to better serve customers and address specific regional needs.

New global satellite and spacecraft subsystem developers should focus on developing cost-effective subsystems that offer excellent performance and efficiency. Additionally, a strong focus on sustainable practices, regulatory compliance, and exceptional customer support can help build credibility and foster long-term partnerships with key players in the industry, establishing a competitive advantage in this rapidly evolving market.

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