#Artillery Systems Market forecast

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We’re not out of the woods yet, though there’s good news in markets: Most economists are forecasting a soft landing in 2024. But a geopolitical hard landing could get in the way.

There are tools and processes to handle macroeconomic challenges. When inflation is too high, the Federal Reserve calibrates monetary policy and interest rates, often coordinating with peer institutions like the Bank of England and the European Central Bank. The results aren’t guaranteed or uniform—economists, investors, and policymakers debate policies and their consequences. However, if higher interest rates slow the economy and reduce inflation without causing a recession, we get a soft landing. That looks like the outcome we’ll ultimately achieve, with inflation down from its peak (though still above the 2 percent target), 353,000 new American jobs in January, and the International Monetary Fund revising its global growth forecast up to 3.1 percent.

The playbook in geopolitics is not as clear, and geopolitics has become a much more pessimistic field than the dismal science. There are wars in the Middle East and Europe, tensions in the Indo-Pacific, and deeper questions about what else the “end of the post-Cold War era” will bring. A geopolitical hard landing would entail multiple, connected, and expanding conflicts and crises that could overwhelm U.S.-led international system. The results could shift the balance of power and upend global markets.

What happens in geopolitics matters for global markets and for the way we live. Today’s geopolitical challenges aren’t transitory, they’re here to stay. They require timely interventions that consider realities of politics and resources, as well as factors like fear, honor, and interest, and the priorities and interests of sovereign nation-states. Too hawkish an approach can lead to overreach and blowback, while too much dovishness invites aggression and escalation. In fact, if the United States and its partners don’t get the trade-offs right in 2024, a geopolitical hard landing looks increasingly plausible.

Today, the world faces cascading conflicts of the type we haven’t seen in decades. After a chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, deterrence failed to prevent Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. In 2023, deterrence also failed to prevent Hamas’s terrorist attack on Israel and Iranian-backed regional proxy attacks across the Middle East. Could deterrence one day fail in the Indo-Pacific, the world’s most populous and dynamic region? Where will the cascades stop?

Across Eurasia, the picture is not improving. Two years into a full-scale war defending themselves against Russia, Ukrainians now control more than 80 percent of their territory. But the situation on the ground remains fragile and political gridlock in Washington could result in a reversal of those gains—just recently, the Ukrainian-held town of Avdiivka fell to Russian advances. The Senate just passed by a vote of 70-29 a $95 billion aid package to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan—much of which would be spent in the United States restocking depleted weapons supplies—but the bill’s fate is uncertain in the House, and the United States has done its last drawdowns for Kyiv under existing authorities. And while the 27 members of the European Union agreed to a $54 billion package, they don’t have a robust industrial base and can’t produce enough artillery shells to meet their pledge of 1 million rounds by March. Meanwhile, Ukraine is rationing ammunition, and after Russia’s presidential election later this year—no surprises expected there—Vladimir Putin might be emboldened to order a larger mobilization.

Markets have largely priced in the current Russia-Ukraine war. But they may not have accounted for its long-term significance or what the war could mean for Europe. With Russia probing Finland and Estonia, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius gave a sobering speech detailing what that could mean, saying that Germany needs to take into account that Moscow could “even attack a NATO country” in the next five to eight years.

In the Middle East, the conflicts after Hamas’s terrorist attacks on Israel on Oct. 7 represent the region’s greatest geopolitical test since the Global War on Terror. Israel continues operations to destroy Hamas while Iranian-backed proxies are escalating across at least six different theaters. The global economy and the U.S. Navy—which has been protecting international commerce since the days of the Barbary pirates—are under fire from the Houthis in Yemen. A full-scale regional war is likely not in the cards, although any escalation that brings the United States and Iran into direct confrontation could quickly change that. It’s not hard to see how it could happen, and if Iran—dominated by an 85-year-old Grand Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the region’s longest-ruling leader—were to succeed in building a nuclear weapon, it could accelerate the chaos.

What has Washington, Wall Street, and global political and financial capitals around the world most worried, though, is the Indo-Pacific. For geopolitical reasons, China is pushing a “dual circulation” economic model and greater self-reliance at home, combined with economic embargoes against not only the United States but also countries such as Australia, Japan, Lithuania, and South Korea. At the same time, most of the tariffs that began under the Trump administration have continued under President Joe Biden, and U.S.-led restrictions have reduced semiconductor exports to China by billions of dollars. The focus on national security-sensitive supply-chain chokepoints in everything from microelectronics, to pharmaceuticals, to critical minerals and rare earths is adding friction to the global economy in ways that create risks and opportunities in other theaters.

The worst-case scenario—a military confrontation between China and neighbors such as Taiwan or the Philippines, backed by the United States—could lead to untold human losses and the greatest economic shock in generations. Bloomberg Economics recently estimated a cost of $10 trillion in the event of a war with the People’s Republic of China over Taiwan.

Historically, shocks like the 1973 Arab oil embargo and Russia’s war on Ukraine have disrupted but not upended global commerce. Today’s dynamic could be different, with acute and connected challenges across all three major regions of Eurasia, not to mention crises not in the headlines every day, such as a belligerent North Korea and contentious Venezuela-Guyana border.

The world as we have known it has assumed the leadership of a credible great power: the United States. Working with its allies and partners, the United States has built and supported the international security and economic architecture that benefits not only Americans but populations around the world. Another assumption was that no other country would have the intention and the capacity to reshape this U.S.-led international order. With challenges to U.S. leadership and a growing closeness amongst China, Iran, Russia, and even North Korea, neither assumption can be taken for granted.

The assumptions may have changed, but as with economics, nothing is inevitable in geopolitics. Last year, some forecasters said there was a 100 percent chance of a recession in 2023. They were wrong. However, soft landings don’t happen on their own—they require leadership across domains.

The war in Europe isn’t what it was a year ago. Ukraine’s 2023 counteroffensive didn’t succeed. Kyiv’s on the defensive, unlikely to take back significant territory in 2024. Russia is pushing forward and now spends 6 percent of its GDP on its military, up from 2.7 percent in 2021, and bolstered by munitions from Iran and North Korea. Meanwhile, as former Google CEO Eric Schmidt warned, Moscow has “caught up in the innovation contest” with Kyiv, domestically producing drones like the Orlan-10 and the Lancet. And after pivoting to Asian markets, Moscow has mitigated Western sanctions, while the IMF recently upped its forecast for Russia’s economic growth to 2.6 percent.

Despite setbacks, several factors still favor Ukraine even if the prospects of victory seem elusive at best. Without a single American in the fight, and at a cost of 5 percent of annual U.S. defense spending, U.S. intelligence now estimates that Moscow has lost as much as 90 percent of its 2022 invasion force. Ukraine is winning the battle of the Black Sea, and the grain corridor out of Odessa was open to over 33 million tons of grain and foodstuffs in the first six months of last year, two-thirds of which went to the developing world. Ukraine is targeting Russian-controlled infrastructure, including around Crimea. Kyiv is also expanding its defense industrial base, launching a Defense Industries Forum with 252 companies from 30 countries.

While Europe has been slow to bolster its own defense infrastructure, there’s momentum. European defense spending was up 6 percent in 2022, led by front-line democracies like Finland, Lithuania, Sweden, and Poland. Still, most of the NATO alliance’s members fail to meet their 2014 Wales Pledge to spend 2 percent of their GDP on defense, and even U.S. defense spending as a percent of GDP is projected to decline over the next 10 years, from 3.1 percent in 2023 to 2.8 percent in 2033. Ukraine cannot hold back a country 28 times its size, and with a population more than three times larger, without Western assistance. Likewise, European—let alone global—security can’t be sustained by diminishing deterrence capabilities.

In the Middle East, the main questions being asked today are about the “day after” in Gaza, or when and how the Houthi attacks in the Red Sea and Iranian-back proxy attacks in Iraq will stop. Tehran has created a new normal of instability and chaos and has little incentive to see a ceasefire hold. The Houthis—once a relatively obscure Shi’a proxy group in Yemen—are now the heroes of much of the Arab street.

Iran’s strategic advantage in the short term has been enhanced by a radically changed information environment, where the “social-mediafication” of war means there are more hours of footage uploaded across all the popular social media platforms than there are seconds of the war. The ramifications are unpredictable—after all, many of the al Qaeda terrorists behind 9/11 were radicalized by pre-algorithmic content they saw coming out of war in Bosnia in the 1990s. Today’s AI-powered algorithms supercharge the risk.

The return to the bad old days, made worse by hyper-targeted online radicalization, needn’t happen, however. The Abraham Accords are holding. The Sunni Gulf countries are focused on transformation projects like Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030, as they work to ensure that their economic progress is impacted as little as possible by geopolitics. Despite what’s happening in the Red Sea, their engagement with the international business community is largely uninterrupted. The same is true with Qatar.

The two factors that would bring the region back from the brink are restored deterrence against Iran and integration between Israel and the Gulf States. That means recognizing that Iran and its “axis of resistance” are the cause of today’s chaos. It requires working with partners like the UAE and Saudi Arabia, which has relaunched defense talks with Washington and whose senior officials have said repeatedly that they are “absolutely” still interested in normalization with Israel.

The South China Sea and Taiwan Strait are dangerous but, thankfully, at peace. There was good news out of San Francisco from the November meeting between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Biden. China’s responses to Taiwan’s election on Jan. 13 were more restrained than many expected. Now, much depends on how Beijing reacts to William Lai’s inaugural statements when he becomes Taiwan’s president in May.

But while Taiwan occupies our strategic focus today, it’s not the only potential hot spot. China borders 14 countries, giving it more land neighbors than any other state. Beijing has territorial disputes with nearly every country with which it shares a border; each of those disputes presents risks.

Still, maintaining an acceptable peace in the Indo-Pacific is possible. China’s more aggressive posture has driven significant changes in Australia, India, Japan, the Philippines, and South Korea, leading to minilateral coalitions for stability. The Quad, AUKUS, summits with South Korea and Japan, and basing agreements with the Philippines are a few such examples of how these countries are tightening cooperation with each other, and with the United States, Japan has committed to a sea change in defense policy that could turn the Japanese military into the world’s third largest by 2027.

In all this, however, there’s a missing link: Washington doesn’t yet have a strategy for economic engagement in the region. While agreements like the Beijing-backed Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership expand, the Biden administration’s Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) is stalled, and IPEF—which the White House has described as “not a trade agreement”—is not a replacement for the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Washington’s economic policy should communicate that it is not a distant power but a reliable economic partner. As the NATO alliance nears its 75th anniversary, leaders need to be committed both rhetorically and in practice to sustaining peace and prosperity wherever it is challenged.

These geoeconomic forces are of concern to publics around the world. They aren’t, however, the domain of the public sector alone. Many of the same market dynamics bringing us in for an economic soft landing can be assets in global affairs. Global companies cannot succeed in a world at war, and the United States and its allies and partners can’t keep the peace without the growth and innovation made possible by the private sector.

The two sectors where this dynamic is clearest are in energy and emerging technologies. Developing new and sustainable energy sources is one of the best geopolitical and economic moves possible, and it’s largely due to private sector-led innovations that the United States has been the world’s top crude oil producer since 2018 and top liquid natural gas exporter since last year. In the coming years, technologies such as generative artificial intelligence—where the United States is leading—will be wildcards and lifelines in geopolitics, and technology companies will become greater geopolitical stakeholders. Such domains are where democratic societies—with deep and open capital markets, the rule of law, and property rights—have advantages that are sources of legitimacy, stability, and growth.

Building on those advantages this year, when 60 percent of the world’s population is heading to the polls, is a necessity. Billions of people voting for their leaders is welcome news after years of democratic decline globally documented by organizations such as Freedom House. But the coming changes in governments around the world could also make the end of this year very different from its beginning.

In particular, the 2024 U.S. presidential contest may be the most consequential in decades, not to mention one of the most significant geopolitical issues for other countries. Foreign policy is rarely top of mind for voters, but the people’s choice may have even greater ramifications for global affairs than for the economy. Trade and industrial policies adopted by either administration may bolster some sectors at home but elicit pushback abroad, including from partners. New approaches to America’s role in the world can reassure friends or embolden adversaries. And every leader is preparing by hedging their bets for either a Biden or Trump outcome.

In 2023, we understood what an economic hard landing might mean and took timely, prudent actions to prevent it. In 2024, it’s time to recognize that a geopolitical hard landing is possible and for every sector of society to meet this moment with the seriousness it demands.

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Military Vehicle Sustainment Market Report 2024–2032: Trends, Size, and Future Insights

Military Vehicle Sustainment Market Report 2024–2032: Trends, Size, and Future Insights

Introduction

The global Military Vehicle Sustainment Market is witnessing significant growth, fueled by advancements in defense technologies and increasing investments in maintaining and upgrading military vehicles worldwide. According to Straits Research, the market was valued at USD 22.2 billion in 2023 and is projected to grow from USD 23.9 billion in 2024 to USD 43.4 billion by 2032, registering a CAGR of 7.7% during the forecast period (2024–2032).

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Military Vehicle Sustainment Market: Definition and Dimensions

Military vehicle sustainment refers to the continuous maintenance, repair, upgrades, and logistical support required to ensure military vehicles remain operational and effective during their lifecycle. This encompasses various services such as Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO), spare parts supply, and modernization efforts.

Key Industry Dimensions:

Market Value (2023): USD 22.2 billion

Forecasted Market Value (2032): USD 43.4 billion

CAGR: 7.7% (2024–2032)

Key Trends in the Military Vehicle Sustainment Market

Growing investments in modernization and technological upgrades for military vehicles.

Increased focus on extending the operational lifecycle of aging military fleets.

Rising demand for advanced MRO services and innovative training solutions.

Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and predictive maintenance tools.

Strategic collaborations between governments and private contractors.

Military Vehicle Sustainment Market Size and Share

The Military Vehicle Sustainment Market is a dynamic segment within the global defense industry. Driven by geopolitical tensions and a focus on national security, countries worldwide are prioritizing the upkeep and modernization of their military fleets. This market’s significant growth potential stems from the increasing reliance on advanced vehicles for diverse military operations.

Regional Trends in the Military Vehicle Sustainment Market

North America

The North American region, led by the United States and Canada, holds a dominant share in the market. The U.S. Department of Defense’s emphasis on modernizing its fleet and adopting advanced sustainment solutions is a key driver.

Asia-Pacific (APAC)

The APAC region is witnessing rapid growth due to increasing defense budgets in countries like China, India, and South Korea. These nations are focusing on building robust defense capabilities and upgrading existing military vehicles.

Europe

European countries, including Germany, France, and the UK, are investing in cutting-edge technologies for military vehicle sustainment. Collaborative defense programs across the EU further support market expansion.

Latin America, Middle East, and Africa (LAMEA)

The LAMEA region is gradually emerging as a potential market, with countries like Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Brazil allocating significant resources toward maintaining their military fleets.

Military Vehicle Sustainment Market Segmentation

By Service

Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO): Core services ensuring vehicles remain battle-ready.

Parts and Components Supply: Efficient logistics for spare parts distribution.

Training and Support: Advanced simulation and technical training programs.

Upgrades and Modernization: Enhancing vehicle capabilities with the latest technologies.

By Vehicle Type

Armored Fighting Vehicles

Engineering and Recovery Vehicles

Ground Support Vehicles

Landing Craft and Amphibious Vehicles

Light Tactical Vehicles

Military Trucks

Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Vehicles

Self-Propelled Artillery

By Application

Air Force: Sustainment of ground-support vehicles and recovery systems.

Army: Maintenance and modernization of frontline combat vehicles.

Navy: Upkeep of amphibious vehicles and landing craft.

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Top Players in the Military Vehicle Sustainment Market

Prominent players driving innovation and growth in the market include:

3M Company

AM General LLC

BAE Systems plc

Elbit Systems Ltd.

General Dynamics Land Systems

Honeywell International Inc.

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Northrop Grumman Corporation

Rheinmetall AG

RTX Corporation

Textron Systems Corporation

Thales Group

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These companies are heavily investing in research and development to provide state-of-the-art solutions for military vehicle sustainment, ensuring operational excellence and strategic advantages for their clients.

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The Artillery Systems Industry: Trends, Challenges, and Market Insights

The artillery systems industry is a vital segment of the defense sector, focusing on the development and production of artillery weapons and supporting systems. This market has evolved significantly in response to geopolitical dynamics, technological advancements, and changing warfare strategies. In this blog, we will explore the current state of the artillery systems market, emerging trends, challenges, and prospects. 

Overview of the Artillery Systems Market 

The Artillery Systems Market is projected to be valued at approximately USD 8.84 billion in 2024, with expectations to grow to USD 12.54 billion by 2029. This growth represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.24% over the forecast period from 2024 to 2029.  

The global artillery systems market has seen substantial growth in recent years, driven by increased military spending and modernization programs across various nations. According to market research, the industry is projected to grow at a CAGR of around 3-5% over the next decade. This growth is fueled by: 

Rising Geopolitical Tensions: Ongoing conflicts and regional disputes have prompted countries to enhance their military capabilities, leading to higher demand for artillery systems. 

Modernization of Armed Forces: Many nations are investing in upgrading their existing artillery systems to improve accuracy, range, and firepower. 

Key Trends Shaping the Market 

Technological Advancements: Innovations such as precision-guided munitions (PGMs), automated artillery systems, and advanced targeting systems are transforming traditional artillery into highly efficient and lethal platforms. 

Integration of Smart Technology: The incorporation of smart technology, including artificial intelligence and data analytics, enhances decision-making capabilities and operational efficiency in artillery operations. 

Focus on Mobility and Versatility: Modern warfare emphasizes rapid deployment and adaptability. As a result, manufacturers are developing lighter, more mobile artillery systems that can be easily transported and deployed in various terrains. 

Increased Defense Budgets: Countries are allocating larger portions of their budgets to defense, particularly in regions like Asia-Pacific and Eastern Europe, where security concerns are mounting. 

Collaboration and Partnerships: Defense contractors are increasingly collaborating with technology firms and research institutions to leverage expertise and develop next-generation artillery systems. 

Challenges Facing the Industry 

Despite its growth potential, the artillery systems market faces several challenges: 

Regulatory and Compliance Issues: The defense industry is heavily regulated, and compliance with international arms control agreements can complicate operations and expansion. 

High Research and Development Costs: The need for continuous innovation and the high costs associated with R&D can strain budgets, particularly for smaller manufacturers. 

Geopolitical Risks: Changing political landscapes can impact defense contracts and international cooperation, leading to uncertainties in market stability. 

Supply Chain Disruptions: Recent global events have highlighted vulnerabilities in supply chains, affecting the timely delivery of components and materials essential for artillery production. 

Future Outlook 

The future of the artillery systems industry appears promising, driven by ongoing advancements in technology and increasing defense investments. Key areas to watch include: 

Expansion of Product Offerings: Companies are likely to diversify their product lines, offering integrated systems that combine artillery with unmanned platforms and other advanced technologies. 

Emerging Markets: Countries in regions like Asia, Africa, and Latin America are expected to invest in artillery systems, providing growth opportunities for manufacturers. 

Sustainability Initiatives: As global attention shifts toward sustainability, the industry may explore eco-friendly production methods and the development of greener munitions. 

Conclusion 

The artillery systems market is poised for significant growth, shaped by technological advancements and evolving military needs. As geopolitical tensions continue to influence defense strategies, companies in this sector must navigate challenges while seizing opportunities for innovation and collaboration. By staying ahead of market trends and embracing new technologies, manufacturers can thrive in this dynamic industry and contribute to the future of modern warfare. 

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Laser Warning Receiver Market – Latest Scenario Report And Forecast 2024-2033 | Global Insight Services

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Market Definition

A Laser Warning Receiver (LWR) is a device used to detect and alert a user to the presence of laser beams in a given area. The LWR is typically designed to detect laser beams in the visible, near-infrared, and mid-infrared spectrum. These devices are used in a variety of applications, including military, law enforcement, and industrial settings.

Market Dynamics

The LWR typically consists of a receiver unit, which contains a set of optics and sensors to detect the laser beam. In order to detect the laser beam, the optics focus the beam onto the sensors, which then convert the energy of the beam into an electrical signal. This signal is then sent to the receiver unit, which then alerts the user to the presence of the laser beam.

The LWR is designed to detect laser beams in the visible, near-infrared, and mid-infrared spectrum. This range of detection allows the LWR to detect a wide variety of laser devices, including laser pointers, laser rangefinders, laser illuminators, and laser target designators.

The LWR can be used in a variety of applications, including military, law enforcement, and industrial settings. In the military, the LWR can be used to detect laser designators used by the enemy to mark targets for artillery and air strikes. In law enforcement, the LWR can be used to detect laser pointers used to distract drivers. In industrial settings, the LWR can be used to detect laser beams used to measure distances, as well as to detect laser beams used for welding and cutting.

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Key Trends

Laser Warning Receiver (LWR) technology has been steadily advancing in recent years, with new developments and improvements being made to ensure that the technology remains reliable and effective. This article will explore some of the key trends in LWR technology and explain their implications for the industry.

One of the key trends in LWR technology is the development of sophisticated algorithms and software that can detect and identify laser threats from a wide range of angles and distances. This is important because it allows LWRs to detect threats that may be invisible to the naked eye. The algorithms and software also allow for the detection of multiple threats at once, giving the user more time to react and take appropriate action.

Another key trend is the use of advanced sensors. These sensors are designed to detect a wide range of laser wavelengths and intensities, allowing them to accurately identify laser threats. Some of the most advanced sensors can even differentiate between different types of laser threats, such as lasers used for targeting or surveillance. This helps to ensure that the user is able to respond to threats in an appropriate manner.

A third trend in LWR technology is the development of automated systems. These systems are designed to automatically detect and identify laser threats, allowing the user to take appropriate action without having to manually scan for threats. This can be especially useful in situations where manual scanning is not feasible due to time constraints.

Finally, the development of more compact and lightweight LWRs is another key trend. This is important because it allows the user to carry the LWR more easily and in more places. It also reduces the size and weight of the LWR, making it easier to install and use.

Key Drivers

The Laser Warning Receiver market is driven by a number of factors, including the need for improved security, the development of new technologies, and the rising demand for advanced defense systems.

Security: Security threats have become increasingly sophisticated and the need for advanced detection systems has grown in response to this. Laser warning receivers act as an early warning system that can detect the presence of laser weapons used by adversaries. This allows for a timely response and increased safety for personnel.

New Technologies: Advances in technology have enabled the development of sophisticated laser warning receivers. These systems are able to detect not only the presence of laser weapons, but also the direction of the source. This allows for a more accurate response and better protection.

Rising Demand: The rising demand for advanced defense systems has created an increase in demand for laser warning receivers. This is due to the need for improved security and the development of new technologies.

Cost: Laser warning receivers are becoming increasingly cost-effective, allowing for more widespread use. This is due to the development of new technologies and the increasing availability of components.

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Integration: Laser warning receivers are becoming increasingly easy to integrate into existing defense systems. This is due to the development of new technologies and the increasing availability of components.

Reliability: The reliability of laser warning receivers has increased over time, allowing for a more reliable response. This is due to the development of new technologies and the increasing availability of components.

These are the key drivers of the Laser Warning Receiver market. The need for improved security, the development of new technologies, the rising demand for advanced defense systems, the cost-effectiveness of the systems, the ease of integration, and the increased reliability of the systems have all contributed to the growth of the market.

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Market Segmentation

The market can be segmented by type, application, and region. By type, the market can be divided into Beam Riding Detection, Laser Range Finder, and Laser Target Designator. By Application, the market can be divided into Ground Force, Maritime Force, and Air Force. By region, the market is divided into North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Rest of the World.

Key Players

The market includes players such as ASELSAN A.S. (Turkey), BAE Systems (United Kingdom), Elbit Systems Ltd. (Israel), Ferranti Technologies (United Kingdom), HENSOLDT AG (Germany), Leonardo S.p.A. (Italy), METRODAT s.r.o.(Czech Republic), PCO S.A. (Poland), Saab AB (Sweden), and Thales Group (France).

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Competitive Landscape – Market Share Analysis, Market Leaders, Emerging Players, Vendor Benchmarking, Developmental Strategy Benchmarking, PESTLE Analysis, Value Chain Analysis

Company Profiles – Overview, Business Segments, Business Performance, Product Offering, Key Developmental Strategies, SWOT Analysis.

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Market Share Insights in the Artillery Systems Industry

The Artillery Systems Market is projected to grow significantly, with market statistics indicating an increase from USD 11.8 Billion in 2023 to USD 16.0 Billion by 2028, representing a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 6.2% over the forecast period. This report delves into the market size, trends, industry drivers, opportunities, and challenges shaping the future of Artillery Systems Industry.

Market Overview

Artillery systems are crucial in modern warfare, providing long-range firepower and precision support. These systems play a vital role on the battlefield by delivering large-caliber projectiles to distant targets with remarkable accuracy. This capability allows forces to engage enemy positions, disrupt movements, and offer indirect fire support to friendly troops. The range and precision of artillery systems make them indispensable in combat situations, enabling engagement of targets beyond the line of sight and reducing risks to friendly forces.

Market Size and Growth

The artillery systems market, valued at USD 11.8 billion in 2023, is anticipated to reach USD 16.0 billion by 2028. Several factors, including modernization initiatives and advancements in artillery technology, drive this growth. The increasing demand for enhanced artillery systems, capable of delivering precise and long-range firepower, is a significant contributor to this market expansion.

Key Market Drivers

Advancing Artillery Capabilities for Modern Warfare

Modernization initiatives aim to upgrade existing artillery systems with the latest technologies, enhancing their effectiveness, range, accuracy, and mobility. These upgrades include digitalized fire control systems, improved targeting systems, and enhanced communication capabilities. The integration of artillery systems with modern military components, such as command and control systems, surveillance systems, and unmanned platforms, is crucial for network-centric operations.

The need to keep pace with evolving threats, technological advancements, and changing operational requirements drives these modernization efforts. Defense forces are focused on having artillery systems that can engage targets accurately and rapidly, even in complex battlefield environments. Modernization also aims to enhance the survivability of artillery units through advanced protection systems and improved mobility platforms.

Increasing Adoption of Self-Propelled Artillery

Self-propelled artillery, equipped with their propulsion systems, offers high lethality and improved maneuverability. These systems provide long-range indirect bombardment support and are essential for modern military operations. The increased demand for self-propelled artillery systems, driven by their unique capabilities, contributes significantly to the market's growth.

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Restraints

Limited Ammunition Storage Space

One of the major restraints in the artillery systems market is the limited space for ammunition storage. Artillery systems require ample storage space for a substantial quantity of ammunition, essential for sustained operations. The constraints include:

Size and Weight Constraints: Ammunition for artillery systems is bulky and heavy, requiring dedicated storage facilities. Limited physical space can restrict the quantity of ammunition stored, impacting operational readiness.

Safety Considerations: Strict safety protocols are necessary for ammunition storage, including maintaining appropriate distances and ensuring proper ventilation and security measures.

Mobility and Logistics Challenges: Limited storage space can present logistical challenges, necessitating frequent resupply and replenishment of ammunition, which can hamper sustained operations.

Vulnerability to Attacks: Compact ammunition storage areas are vulnerable to attacks, reducing the options for dispersing ammunition and making it more susceptible to damage.

Cost Implications: Expanding storage facilities or constructing additional infrastructure to overcome space limitations can be costly.

High Costs of Artillery Systems

The development of self-propelled artillery systems involves substantial time, capital, and technical expertise. The high costs of developing advanced technologies for these systems act as a significant challenge, especially for emerging nations. The average cost of a self-propelled artillery unit is around USD 6.7 million, with costs increasing based on advanced specifications.

Opportunities

Unmanned Artillery Systems Transforming Battlefields

Unmanned artillery systems offer significant opportunities for increased battlefield adaptability. These systems can be rapidly deployed and repositioned, allowing for dynamic responses to changing operational requirements. The integration of unmanned artillery systems with other autonomous platforms, such as drones and ground robots, enhances situational awareness and collaborative engagement.

Unmanned systems reduce the logistical footprint by requiring fewer personnel and support equipment, streamlining operations and increasing operational efficiency. The development of unmanned artillery systems also drives innovation in artificial intelligence, robotics, and advanced sensors, fostering cross-sector collaboration.

Market Segmentation

This Research Report Categorizes Artillery Systems Based on Type, Range, Subsystem, and Region:

By Type:

Howitzers

Mortars

Rocket Launchers

Anti-Air Weapons

Artillery

By Subsystem:

Turrets

Engines

Fire Control Systems

Ammunition Handling Systems

Chassis

Auxiliary Systems

By Range:

Short-Range

Medium-Range

Long-Range

By Region:

North America

Europe

Asia Pacific

Rest of the World

By Howitzer Type

Medium Caliber (100 MM-155 MM): The medium caliber howitzer segment is expected to record the highest market share during the forecast period. Medium caliber howitzers provide a balance between range and lethality, achieving extended ranges and supporting operations over a wider area.

By Mortar Type

Small Caliber: Small caliber mortars are witnessing rapid growth due to their portability and lightweight design. These systems are easily transported and deployed, providing greater maneuverability for infantry units and offering close-range indirect fire support.

By Artillery Type

Coastal Artillery: Coastal artillery systems have secured the largest market share due to their high accuracy and critical role in coastal defense and maritime security. These systems deter hostile naval forces and protect strategic maritime assets and infrastructure.

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Regional Analysis

Asia Pacific

The Asia Pacific region is expected to lead the artillery systems market in 2023. Factors contributing to this growth include:

Major Military Powers: The presence of major military powers, such as China, Japan, India, and Australia, drives the demand for advanced artillery systems.

High Military Budgets: Countries in the region have high military budgets and invest heavily in modernizing their artillery capabilities.

Technological Advancements: Rapid technological advancements and investments in artillery systems technology drive market growth in the region.

Key Market Players

Leading Companies in the artillery systems market include:

Lockheed Martin Corporation (US)

BAE Systems (UK)

Hanwha Group (South Korea)

Rheinmetall AG (Germany)

Nexter Group (France)

Norinco International Cooperation Ltd. (China)

Rostec (Russia)

General Dynamics Corporation (US)

Avibras (Brazil)

Elbit Systems (Israel)

These companies have well-equipped manufacturing facilities and strong distribution networks across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa.

The artillery systems market is poised for significant growth, driven by modernization initiatives, advancements in technology, and increasing adoption of self-propelled and unmanned artillery systems. Despite challenges such as limited ammunition storage space and high costs, the market offers substantial opportunities for innovation and expansion. The Asia Pacific region, with its major military powers and high investments in military technology, is expected to lead the market. Key players in the industry are well-positioned to capitalize on these trends, contributing to the ongoing evolution of artillery systems in modern warfare.

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Military Ground Vehicle Propulsion System | Key Market Insights

As per Triton Market Research, the Global Military Ground Vehicle Propulsion System Market report is segmented by Vehicle Type (Fighting Vehicles, Combat Tanks, Self-Propelled Artillery, Small UGV Robots), Technology (Conventional Propulsion System, Electric Propulsion System, Hybrid Propulsion System, Plug-In Hybrid Electric Propulsion System), Application (Mining, Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), Logistics and Support, Combat Support, Other Applications), and Regional Outlook (Asia-Pacific, Europe, North America, Middle East and Africa, Latin America).

The report highlights the Market Summary, Industry Outlook, Porter’s Five Forces Analysis, Market Attractiveness Index, Regulatory Framework, Key Market Strategies, Market Drivers, Challenges, Opportunities, Competitive Landscape, Research Methodology and scope, Global Market Size, Forecasts & Analysis (2024-2032).

According to Triton’s research report, the global market for military ground vehicle propulsion system is expected to progress with a CAGR of 5.25% in revenue over the forecasting period 2024-2032. 

Military ground vehicle propulsion systems are important components that generate the required power to propel tactical and armored military vehicles. These systems impact the agility, mobility, and overall performance of military ground vehicles in harsh operational surroundings.

Amidst rising geopolitical tensions, an increasing need for modern warfare techniques and technological advancements in electric and hybrid propulsion systems drive the growth of the studied market. Moreover, improving fuel efficiency to reduce the environmental impact and integrating AI to enhance the autonomous operations of military ground vehicles together influence the market progress.

However, the acquisition and development costs regarding advanced propulsion technologies obstruct the market growth. The biggest obstacle for manufacturers is the need for standardization across versatile military platforms, stringent regulations, and export limitations on defense technologies also hampers the expansion of the military ground vehicle propulsion system market.

In spite of these challenges, there is an increasing demand for electric and hybrid propulsion systems, which creates opportunities for the market players. As the military forces prioritize unmanned ground vehicles, there is a need to develop propulsion systems with highly advanced automation.

The major competitive companies in the studied market are Bae Systems, L3harris Technologies Inc, Cummins Inc, Caterpillar Inc, Oshkosh Corporation, Rheinmetall AG, Epsilor-Electric Fuel Ltd, General Dynamics, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Daimler AG, Israel Aerospace Industries Ltd, Lockheed Martin Corporation, General Motors Company, and Qinetiq Group.

Additionally, the need for developing strategic partnerships and improving defense forces provide new avenues for emerging market players to diversify their products. Similarly, tapping into regional markets can be another competitive edge for the stakeholders.

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The global large caliber ammunition market is projected to reach $6,184.5 million by 2033 from $2,738.7 million in 2023, growing at a CAGR of 8.49% during the forecast period 2023-2033.

The large caliber ammunition market encompasses a diverse range of munitions designed for heavy weapons systems, including tanks, artillery, naval guns, and anti-aircraft guns. These munitions typically range from 20mm to 155mm and beyond, catering to various defense requirements. The market is primarily driven by defense modernization programs, counterinsurgency operations, and increasing demand for precision-guided munitions.

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Key Players in the Turkey Defense Market: Domestic Manufacturers and International Partnerships

In the Turkey defense market, there are both domestic manufacturers and international partnerships that play significant roles in shaping the industry.

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Here are key players in both categories:

Domestic Manufacturers:

ASELSAN: ASELSAN is Turkey's largest defense electronics company, specializing in the development, production, and integration of advanced military systems and technologies. ASELSAN manufactures a wide range of products, including communication systems, radar systems, electronic warfare systems, electro-optical systems, and weapon systems.

TAI (Turkish Aerospace Industries): TAI is Turkey's leading aerospace and defense company, involved in the design, development, production, and support of military and commercial aerospace platforms and systems. TAI manufactures aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), satellites, and aerospace components.

FNSS Defense Systems: FNSS Defense Systems is a joint venture between Turkey's Nurol Holding and BAE Systems, specializing in the design, development, and production of armored combat vehicles and weapon systems. FNSS manufactures a range of armored vehicles, including wheeled and tracked armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles.

BMC (BMC Otomotiv Sanayi ve Ticaret A.Ş.): BMC is a Turkish automotive and defense company, involved in the production of tactical wheeled vehicles, including armored personnel carriers, tactical trucks, and military land vehicles. BMC manufactures vehicles for military and security forces, as well as commercial markets.

Roketsan: Roketsan is Turkey's leading missile and rocket manufacturer, specializing in the design, development, and production of guided missiles, rockets, and munitions for air, land, and sea-based platforms. Roketsan's product portfolio includes anti-tank missiles, air defense systems, artillery rockets, and precision-guided munitions.

International Partnerships:

Lockheed Martin: Lockheed Martin is a major U.S. defense contractor that collaborates with Turkish defense companies on various defense projects, including the production of F-16 fighter jets and the development of missile defense systems.

Airbus: Airbus collaborates with Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI) on the production of Airbus A400M military transport aircraft. TAI manufactures fuselage sections, landing gear components, and other structural parts for the A400M aircraft.

MBDA: MBDA is a European missile manufacturer that collaborates with Turkish defense companies on missile defense projects. MBDA has been involved in joint development programs with Turkey's Roketsan, including the SOM (Standoff Missile) cruise missile program.

Leonardo: Leonardo, an Italian aerospace and defense company, collaborates with Turkish defense companies on various defense projects, including the production of helicopters and unmanned aerial systems (UAS).

Thales: Thales, a French multinational company, collaborates with Turkish defense companies on the development and production of defense electronics, communication systems, and naval systems.

These are just a few examples of key players in the Turkey defense market, both domestic manufacturers and international partners. Collaborations and partnerships between domestic and international companies contribute to the development, production, and export of advanced defense systems and technologies, enhancing Turkey's defense capabilities and promoting defense industry cooperation.

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Military Laser Weapon System, Global Top 15 Players Rank and Total Market Size Forecast 2023-2029

Military Laser Weapon System Market Summary

A military laser weapon system, also known as Directed Energy Weapon (DEW), refers to a system that uses focused laser beams to destroy or disable targets. It harnesses the energy of lasers to deliver precise and high-intensity beams of light, which can cause damage or destruction to enemy assets. Here are some key aspects and trends related to military laser weapon systems:

1. Advantages of Laser Weapon Systems: Military laser weapon systems offer several advantages over traditional kinetic weapons such as firearms or missiles. They provide high accuracy, long-range capabilities, quick engagement times, and potentially unlimited ammunition (as long as power supply is available). They also have a reduced risk of collateral damage and can be more cost-effective in the long run, considering the potential elimination of the need for ammunition resupply.

2. Laser Beam Power and Range: The power and range of military laser weapon systems are crucial factors in determining their effectiveness. Advancements in laser technology are focused on increasing power output, efficiency, and beam quality, allowing for longer-range engagements. Greater power levels enable the destruction or disabling of targets more quickly and effectively.

3. Target Engagement: Military laser weapon systems can be designed for various target engagements. For example, they can be used to engage and disable unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), drones, artillery shells, rockets, mortars, or even ground vehicles. Laser systems can also be used for countermeasures against sensors and optics, blinding or disrupting enemy systems.

4. Scalability and Integration: Another trend is the development of scalable laser weapon systems that can be mounted on various platforms, ranging from ground-based units to naval vessels and airborne platforms like aircraft or drones. The integration of laser systems with existing military platforms allows for increased flexibility and adaptability.

According to the new market research report "Global Military Laser Weapon System Market Report 2023-2029", published by QYResearch, the global Military Laser Weapon System market size is projected to grow from USD 552.6 million in 2023 to USD 957.8 million by 2029, at a CAGR of 9.6% during the forecast period.

Figure.   Global Military Laser Weapon System Market Size (US$ Million), 2018-2029

Based on or includes research from QYResearch: Global Military Laser Weapon System Market Report 2023-2029.

Market Drivers:

The market for military laser weapon systems is driven by several key factors:

1. Increasing Threats and Security Concerns: The evolving nature of modern warfare, including the proliferation of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), ballistic missiles, and other asymmetric threats, has led to a heightened need for advanced defense systems. Military laser weapon systems offer capabilities to counter these threats effectively.

2. Advantages over Traditional Weapon Systems: Military laser weapon systems provide advantages over conventional kinetic weapon systems such as artillery, missiles, and bullets. They offer precise targeting, rapid engagement times, reduced collateral damage, and potentially unlimited ammunition (based on power supply), making them attractive for military applications.

3. Technological Advancements: Ongoing advancements in laser and electro-optics technologies play a crucial role in driving the market for military laser weapon systems. Improvements in power output, beam quality, efficiency, and size reduction enable the development of more effective and compact laser systems.

4. Cost Efficiency: Laser weapon systems have the potential to be cost-effective over the long term. While the initial investment in laser technology can be significant, there is no need for expensive ammunition resupply or logistics support. This can result in cost savings over time, especially in scenarios involving extended engagements.

5. Increasing Defense Budgets: Growing defense budgets worldwide, driven by geopolitical tensions and modernization efforts, contribute to the expansion of the military laser weapon system market. Countries are investing in research and development programs to enhance their defense capabilities, including the adoption of advanced laser technologies.

Restraint:

Military Laser Weapon System Restraint:

1. Limited Effectiveness Against Certain Targets: While military laser weapon systems offer several advantages, they may have limitations in terms of their effectiveness against certain targets. For example, highly reflective or heat-resistant materials can reduce the efficiency of laser beams, making it challenging to penetrate or disable the target.

2. Range and Atmospheric Conditions: The range of military laser weapon systems can be limited due to factors such as atmospheric interference, such as fog, smoke, or dust. These conditions can scatter or absorb the laser beams, reducing their efficacy and range. Adverse weather conditions can further impact the performance of laser systems, making them less reliable in certain environments.

3. Power Supply and Logistics: Military laser weapon systems require significant amounts of power to generate the high-intensity laser beams needed for effective engagement. Providing a reliable and sustained power supply, particularly for mobile or remote applications, can be logistically challenging. This includes considerations for power generation, storage, and distribution.

4. Countermeasures and Defenses: Advances in laser countermeasures and active defense technologies can limit the effectiveness of military laser weapon systems. Countermeasures like laser-absorbing materials, adaptive optics, or kinetic interception can reduce the impact of laser attacks, making it more difficult to disable or destroy enemy assets.

5. Legal and Ethical Considerations: The deployment and use of military laser weapon systems must adhere to international laws and ethical guidelines. There are legal frameworks, such as the United Nations’ laws of armed conflict, that regulate the use of lasers in warfare to prevent civilian harm and unnecessary suffering. These considerations may influence the deployment and rules of engagement for laser weapons.

6. Cost and Affordability: The development, production, and deployment costs of military laser weapon systems can be significant. The high-tech nature of laser technology, along with testing, integration, and maintenance requirements, can result in higher costs compared to traditional weapon systems. These costs may pose challenges for widespread adoption across military forces.

7. Safety Concerns: Military laser weapon systems can pose safety concerns, both for the operators and unintended targets. Adequate safety measures and protocols must be implemented to prevent accidental exposure or collateral damage to non-combatants and friendly forces.

8. Technological Maturity and Reliability: Military laser weapon systems are continuously evolving and may still be in the early stages of development or limited field deployments. Achieving technological maturity, ensuring system reliability, and addressing reliability issues associated with high-power lasers can be a restraint in the broader adoption and deployment of these systems.

Addressing these restraints requires ongoing research, development, and innovation in laser technology, power supply, beam control, and countermeasure mitigation. Additionally, adherence to legal and ethical frameworks and addressing concerns related to safety and reliability are essential to the further development and utilization of military laser weapon systems.

Trends:

1. Increasing Power and Range: There is a trend towards developing military laser weapon systems with higher power levels and extended engagement ranges. Advancements in laser technology and beam control systems are enabling more potent and effective laser weapons that can engage targets at greater distances.

2. Improved Target Recognition and Tracking: The integration of advanced sensors, target recognition algorithms, and artificial intelligence (AI) is enhancing the target acquisition, tracking, and engagement capabilities of military laser weapon systems. This trend allows for faster and more accurate engagement, even in complex and dynamic battlefields.

3. Multifunctional Laser Systems: Military laser weapon systems are being designed to have multifunctional capabilities, where a single system can perform various roles. For example, laser systems can be used for target designation, communication disruption, or even non-lethal effects such as dazzling or temporarily blinding adversaries.

4. Integration with Network-Centric Warfare: Integration of military laser weapon systems with existing network-centric warfare systems is becoming more prevalent. This integration allows for better coordination, sharing of information, and combined operations with other assets and units in the battlefield, improving situational awareness and operational effectiveness.

5. Compact and Lightweight Designs: Advances in laser and thermal management technologies are leading to more compact and lightweight military laser weapon systems. This trend enables easier integration and deployment on various platforms, including ground vehicles, aircraft, and naval vessels.

Figure.   Military Laser Weapon System, Ranking of Major Global Players

Based on or includes research from QYResearch: Global Military Laser Weapon System Market Report 2023-2029.

In 2023, the global top five Military Laser Weapon System players account for xx% of market share in terms of revenue. Above figure shows the key players ranked by revenue share in Military Laser Weapon System.

Figure.   Military Laser Weapon System, Global Market Size, Split by Product Segment

Based on or includes research from QYResearch: Global Military Laser Weapon System Market Report 2023-2029.

In terms of product type, Solid-State Laser is the largest segment, hold a share of 63% in 2023.

Figure.   Military Laser Weapon System, Global Market Size, Split by Application Segment

Based on or includes research from QYResearch: Global Military Laser Weapon System Market Report 2023-2029.

In terms of product application, Land Based is the largest application, hold a share of 66% in 2023.

Figure.   Military Laser Weapon System, Global Market Size, Split by Region (Sales)

Based on or includes research from QYResearch: Global Military Laser Weapon System Market Report 2023-2029.

In 2023, United States will hold the largest market share.

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Anti-Drone Companies - RTX (US) and Lockheed Martin Corporation (US) are the Key Players

The global anti-drone market was valued at USD 1.2 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach USD 5.2 billion by 2028; it is expected to register a CAGR of 26.6% during the forecast period. Increasing government spending on counter-drone technologies and rising incidence of critical infrastructure security breaches by unauthorized drones are attributed to the ever-increasing demand for anti-drone systems.

Major Anti-Drone companies include:

RTX (US),

Lockheed Martin Corporation (US),

Leonardo S.p.A. (Italy),

Thales (France),

IAI (Israel),

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd. (Israel),

Blighter Surveillance Systems Limited (UK),

DroneShield Ltd (Australia),

Dedrone (US),

Accipiter Radar (Canada),

Boeing (US),

Moog Inc. (US),

HENSOLDT (Germany),

ApolloShield (US),

Saab (Sweden),

Northrop Grumman (US),

MBDA (Germany),

ASELSAN A.S. (Turkey),

DeTect, Inc. (US),

Battelle Memorial Institute (US), ART (Spain), Drone Defence (UK), Drone Major (England), SkySafe (US), BlueHalo (US), Fortem Technologies (US), D-Fend Solutions AD Ltd. (Israel), and CERBAIR (France) are some of the key players in the anti-drone market.

RTX

The Raytheon Missiles & Defense segment functions as a primary contractor or key subcontractor for multiple projects within the US Department of Defense, encompassing branches, such as the US Navy, US Army, Missile Defense Agency, US Air Force, and various international governments. Raytheon Australia, Speed Queen (US), Blue Canyon Technologies (US), Pratt & Whitney (US), and Microtecnica (Brazil) are its subsidiaries. It has a presence in over 30 countries, including the US, the UK, Australia, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Lockheed Martin Corporation operates as a global security and aerospace company engaged in researching, designing, developing, manufacturing, and integrating technologies, systems, products, and services. The company operates through the following business segments: Aeronautics, Missiles and Fire Control (MFC), Rotary and Mission Systems (RMS), and Space.

This segment is dedicated to activities, such as air and missile defense systems, tactical missiles, air-to-ground precision strike weapons, logistics, fire control systems, mission operations support, engineering support, integration services, manned and unmanned ground vehicles, and energy management solutions.

Leonardo S.p.A.

Leonardo S.p.A. operates in the aerospace, defense, and security sectors. The company operates through six reportable segments: Helicopters, Defence Electronics and Security, Aircraft, Aerostructures, Space and Other Activities. The Helicopters segment designs commercial and military rotorcrafts. The Helicopters segment manufactures complete tactical airlifters, combat aircraft, and unmanned air vehicles for civil and military applications. Under this segment, it specializes in designing rotorcrafts for commercial and military purposes. The Defence, Electronics & Security segment is engaged in information management, sensors, and systems integration businesses and delivers systems for critical missions, military sustainment requirements, and homeland security. It also provides combat support systems and services; unmanned, automation and electronic systems; missile systems; sensors, radars, and communications for airborne, land, naval, and underwater applications; artillery, power, and propulsion systems; weapon systems; torpedoes; and armored vehicles.

Leonardo DRS, a wholly owned subsidiary of Leonardo S.p.A., offers counter UAS systems and solutions through the Defence, Electronics & Security segment. This segment is involved in activities, such as information management, sensor technology, and system integration. It also delivers systems crucial for critical missions, military sustainability, and homeland security. It produces missile systems, torpedoes, naval artilleries, and armored vehicles.

Thales

Thales is a holding company that manufactures and sells electronic equipment and systems for the aeronautics, naval, and defense sectors. The company was formed in 1968 and is headquartered in Paris, France. Compagnie Francaise Thomson-Houston (CFTH) was founded in 1893, and in 1919, its name was changed to Compagnie General de Telegraphie Sansfil (CSF). Furthermore, the merger between CSF and Thomson-Brandt led to the formation of Thomson-CSF in 1968, and in 2000, the company changed its name to Thales.

Thales is a global technology leader in the aerospace, transport, aerospace & defense, digital identity, and security markets. The company produces, promotes, and distributes electronic equipment and systems within the aeronautics, naval, and defense sectors. It operates through the following segments: Defense and Security, Digital Identity and Security, Aerospace, and Others.