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Global Artillery and Rockets Market, Forecast to 2028
Global Artillery and Rockets Market, Forecast to 2028
New Threats, Operational Concepts and Interoperability Needs Drive Acquisitions and Modernization
RELEASE DATE
08-Apr-2019
08-Apr-2019
REGION
North America
North America
Research Code: ME70-01-00-00-00
SKU: AE01336-NA-MR_23008
$4,950.00
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SKU
AE01336-NA-MR_23008
Description
The global artillery & rockets market will increase expand considerably over the next ten years driven predominantly by the general strategic uncertainty in some regions and the need to replace ageing fleets with modern artillery and rocket systems. Self-propelled howitzers (SPH), especially 155mm systems like the M109 variants and K9, will constitute a major portion of the revenues. Major advancements in range, lethality and automation are being pursued, which might witness operational realization by 2028-30. Planned and forecast opportunities in the artillery & rockets market will be over $30 billion during the forecast period.
Soviet-era systems like the ubiquitous D-30, M-46 and BM-21 and their Chinese variants are still in service in developing countries, especially those in Africa and Latin America with smaller economies or lower economic growth. Some countries have developed the capability to overhaul, support and even manufacture these older systems and are likely to continue using them. Other countries might seek an overhaul of older systems or procure second-hand platforms or new, cheaper platforms from manufacturers like NORINCO or Yugoimport, rather than pursue expensive acquisition programmes.
The United States is entering a major modernisation phase through the M109A7 programme, the Extended Range Canon Artillery (ERCA) programme and the Long Range Precision Fires (LRPF) programme, complemented by the development of new precision munitions with greater range.
Tensions and conflicts in the Middle East and the nuclear crisis in the Korean Peninsula are militarising the Asia Pacific (APAC) region. The Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM) can accelerate the acquisition of precision munitions to replace the existing controversial cluster munitions, thereby driving platform modernization and procurement. Russia’s aggressive ground posturing, airspace denial measures and positioning of long-range Iskander-M missiles are some of the primary drivers for artillery and rocket procurement and modernisation programmes in Europe. NATO defence expenditure targets will push up military spending among member states and allies. Meanwhile, in the Asian theatre, growing Chinese military power projection capability will continue to push countries like India, Taiwan, Japan, Vietnam, Singapore and a few South East Asian nations to improve their indirect fire capability. India will continue to be a big market during and beyond the forecast period.
Artillery and rocket inventories in many countries like India, Taiwan and Pakistan are fast reaching obsolescence and replacements have to be procured to preserve their direct and indirect fire capabilities.
New long-range artillery programmes like the ERCA in the United States, the Common Indirect Fires System (CIFS) in Europe and the 2S35 Koalitsiya-SV in Russia aim to replace or upgrade existing platforms. These, along with new assisted and hypervelocity ammunition, offer enhanced engagement ranges. Long-range rockets are the preferred solutions for long-range counter-battery fire. The lower launch shock and longer flight times for course correction make them ideal precision munitions delivery systems for countries. Competitors like Yugoimport, TATA SED, L&T and Khan Research Laboratories are offering new solutions to the existing competitors like NPO Slav, Lockheed Martin, NORINCO and Avibras. More militaries, including those of smaller countries, are opting for motorised infantry units. Increasingly, these units are organically equipped with self-propelled, crew-served mortars and light artillery. These trends might drive growth in the 81mm/120mm mortars/SP mortars and the 105/122mm howitzer segment. Increasing digitisation of new and existing platforms is being observed. Digitisation intends to reduce human-in-the-loop time thereby employ shoot-and-scoot tactics to reduce exposure to counter-battery fire. The lower response time and higher rate of fire also allow better distribution of artillery platforms over a wider area than traditional battery grouping, making them less susceptible to detection by unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
Key Issues Addressed
- What are the geopolitical, operational and technological trends that will drive artillery and rockets requirements globally?
- Which are the major committed, planned and forecast artillery and rocket programmes and opportunities in the global market over the next 10 years?
- What is the industrial and competitive environment in the key regions and countries?
- What are the regional procurement and modernisation patterns and trends?
Table of Contents
Key Findings
Key Findings (continued)
Market Engineering Measurements
CEO’s Perspective
Scope Summary
Market Definitions—Segments
Market Definitions—Segments (continued)
Market Definitions—Others
Key Questions Addressed by this Report
Market Segmentation, 2018
Market Drivers
Drivers Explained—Geopolitical Instability
Drivers Explained—Platform Obsolescence
Drivers Explained—Evolution of Newer Threats and Operational Concepts
Drivers Explained—Technological Advancements
Market Restraints
Restraints Explained
Market Engineering Measurements
Forecast Assumptions
Global Artillery and Rockets Inventory—2018
Global Market—Revenue Forecast
Forecast Discussion
Global Market—Revenue Forecast by Segment
Revenue Forecast by Segment Discussion
Revenue Forecast by Segment Discussion (continued)
Global Market—Percent Revenue Forecast by Region
Global Market—Revenue Forecast by Region
Revenue Forecast by Region—Discussion
Revenue Forecast by Region—Discussion (continued)
Market Share—2018
Competitive Environment
Total Market Share Evolution, 2018–2028
Market Share Analysis
Artillery and Rockets—Platforms and Munitions Evolution
Growth Opportunity 1—Long-Range Ordnance and Hypervelocity Munitions
Growth Opportunity 2—Compressing the Sensor to “Shoot and Scoot” Loop
Growth Opportunity 3—Lowering Procurement and Ownership Costs
Growth Opportunity 4—Industrial Cooperation and Offsets
Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth
Towed Howitzer Segment—Evolving Operational Roles and Trends
Towed Howitzer Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions
Towed Howitzer Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
Towed Howitzer Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
Towed Howitzer Segment—Market Engineering Measurements
Towed Howitzer Segment—Revenue Forecast
Truck-Mounted Howitzer Segment—Evolving Operational Roles and Trends
Truck-Mounted Howitzer Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions
Truck-Mounted Howitzer Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
Truck-Mounted Howitzer Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
Truck-Mounted Howitzer Segment—Market Engineering Measurements
Truck-Mounted Howitzers Segment—Revenue Forecast
SP Howitzer Segment—Evolving Operational Roles and Trends
SP Howitzer Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions
SP Howitzer Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
SP Howitzer Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
SP Howitzer Segment—Market Engineering Measurements
SP Howitzer Segment—Revenue Forecast
Multiple Rocket Launcher Segment—Evolving Operational Roles and Trends
Multiple Rocket Launcher Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions
Multiple Rocket Launcher Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
Multiple Rocket Launcher Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
Multiple Rocket Launcher Segment—Market Engineering Measurements
Multiple Rocket Launcher Segment—Revenue Forecast
Mortar Segment—Evolving Operational Roles and Trends
Mortar Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions
Mortar Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
Mortar Segment—Market Engineering Measurements
Mortar Segment—Revenue Forecast
SP Mortar-Muzzle Loaded Segment—Evolving Operational Roles and Trends
SP Mortar-Muzzle Loaded Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions
SP Mortar-Muzzle Loaded Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
SP Mortar-Muzzle Loaded Segment—Market Engineering Measurements
SP Mortar-Muzzle Loaded Segment—Revenue Forecast
SP Mortar-Breech Loaded Segment—Evolving Operational Roles and Trends
SP Mortar-Breech Loaded Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions
SP Mortar-Breech Loaded Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
SP Mortar-Breech Loaded Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
SP Mortar-Breech Loaded Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
SP Mortar-Breech Loaded Segment—Popular Operational/Upcoming Solutions (continued)
SP Mortar-Breech Loaded Segment—Market Engineering Measurements
SP Mortar-Breech Loaded Segment—Revenue Forecast
Regional Grouping of Countries
Africa—Introduction
Africa—Key Findings
Africa—Revenue Forecast by Segment
Artillery and Rocket Programmes—Africa, 2018–2028
Asia-Pacific—Introduction
Asia-Pacific—Key Findings
Asia-Pacific—Revenue Forecast by Segment
Artillery and Rocket Programmes—APAC, 2018–2028
Central and South America—Introduction
Central and South America—Key Findings
Central and South America—Revenue Forecast by Segment
Artillery and Rocket Programmes—South America, 2018–2028
Central and South Asia—Introduction
Central and South Asia—Key Findings
Central and South Asia—Revenue Forecast by Segment
Artillery and Rocket Programmes—Central and South Asia, 2018–2028
Europe—Introduction
Europe—Key Findings
Europe—Revenue Forecast by Segment
Artillery and Rocket Programmes—Europe, 2018–2028
Artillery and Rocket Programmes—Europe, 2018–2028 (continued)
Artillery and Rocket Programmes—Europe, 2018–2028 (continued)
Middle East—Introduction
Middle East—Key Findings
Middle East—Revenue Forecast by Segment
Artillery and Rocket Programmes—Middle East, 2018–2028
North America—Introduction
North America—Key Findings
North America—Revenue Forecast by Segment
Artillery and Rocket Programmes—North America, 2018–2028
The Last Word
Legal Disclaimer
Market Engineering Methodology
List of Acronyms
List of Acronyms (continued)
List of Acronyms (continued)
List of Exhibits
List of Exhibits (continued)
List of Exhibits (continued)
List of Exhibits (continued)
Popular Topics
The global artillery & rockets market will increase expand considerably over the next ten years driven predominantly by the general strategic uncertainty in some regions and the need to replace ageing fleets with modern artillery and rocket systems. Self-propelled howitzers (SPH), especially 155mm systems like the M109 variants and K9, will constitute a major portion of the revenues. Major advancements in range, lethality and automation are being pursued, which might witness operational realization by 2028-30. Planned and forecast opportunities in the artillery & rockets market will be over $30 billion during the forecast period.
Soviet-era systems like the ubiquitous D-30, M-46 and BM-21 and their Chinese variants are still in service in developing countries, especially those in Africa and Latin America with smaller economies or lower economic growth. Some countries have developed the capability to overhaul, support and even manufacture these older systems and are likely to continue using them. Other countries might seek an overhaul of older systems or procure second-hand platforms or new, cheaper platforms from manufacturers like NORINCO or Yugoimport, rather than pursue expensive acquisition programmes.
The United States is entering a major modernisation phase through the M109A7 programme, the Extended Range Canon Artillery (ERCA) programme and the Long Range Precision Fires (LRPF) programme, complemented by the development of new precision munitions with greater range.
Tensions and conflicts in the Middle East and the nuclear crisis in the Korean Peninsula are militarising the Asia Pacific (APAC) region. The Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM) can accelerate the acquisition of precision munitions to replace the existing controversial cluster munitions, thereby driving platform modernization and procurement. Russia’s aggressive ground posturing, airspace denial measures and positioning of long-range Iskander-M missiles are some of the primary drivers for art
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| Author | Jaison Deepak |
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