Description

This research service provides a snapshot of the missile systems market in the Asia-Pacific (APAC). The study covers select APAC countries, focusing on Australia, India, Japan, and South Korea and briefly analyzing Guam (a US territory), Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Taiwan. The research service examines the competitive landscape, covering relevant industry trends, key industry challenges, and technological advances. It also assesses the regional missile system spending activities, including procurement and research & development (R&D). The study identifies the key factors driving and restraining growth in the market and analyzes the opportunities emerging from the changes in this region for market players and stakeholders to leverage.

Amidst heightened security threat perceptions, APAC nations are increasing funding for missile systems procurement and R&D. Defense leaders in the region, like India and South Korea, are prioritizing the local manufacturing of missile systems and subsystems to promote self-reliance and defense export. The study emphasizes the need for public-private partnerships and synergistic collaborations between foreign and domestic companies to accelerate technological development.