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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 landsc...

Middle Eastern countries increasingly acquire and develop missile defense (MD) capabilities to counter regional threats posed by Iran’s projected aggression in expanding the range, accuracy, stealth, and lethality of its offensive missiles and integrating them into military concepts of operations and coercive threats. This trend catalyzes regional ...

19 Nov 2020  |  North America  |  Market Research

US Missile Defense Transformational Growth Energizing Vertical Market Expansion, 2019–2025

Enhanced Future Growth Potential by Growth Opportunities in Hypersonic and Directed Energy Developments

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US officials believe adversary nations, such as China, Russia, and North Korea have been or are attempting to develop nuclear weapons and hypersonic missiles capable of attacking the US and its allies. These nations are not above selling these capabilities to rogue nations, such as Iran or Syria, creating concern among defense decision makers. Hype...

Near-peer adversary advances in missile lethality and military tension have increased the United States' urgency to advance missile defense systems. In addition, hypersonic missile technology has grown significantly in some nuclear-capable nations during the last few years. Advanced military forces are reaching the limit of what missile technology ...

Global geopolitical instability is causing nations to look for newer and better defense systems, including hypersonic weapons that can destroy the enemy from extremely long ranges within seconds due to the speeds at which these weapons can travel. Many nations that had not planned for hypersonic weapons have begun R&D, given the increasing insta...

16 Jun 2020  |  North America  |  Market Outlook

Global Defence Outlook, 2020

Continuing High Global Tensions will Call for a Spike in Military Spending; However, the COVID-19 Induced Economic Recession will Severely Restrict Defence Budgets

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The defence outlook for 2020 will be driven primarily by a period of instability and high levels of tension due to various factors, including a global pandemic (Coronavirus 2019 or COVID-19), which will be explored by region in this research. The effects of COVID-19 on the defence industry are still to be fully understood. The impact will predomina...

Security concerns in the Indo-Pacific region have called for the creation of the Quad Security Dialogue between the United States, India, Japan, and Australia. This partnership aims to strengthen collaboration in the defense field through technology sharing and joint exercises. In this study, Frost & Sullivan provides an overview of each Quad me...

Lethal miniature aerial munition systems (LMAMS), also referred to as “kamikaze” drones, have been in existence for decades. It is generally believed that the first LMAMS were developed and used by the Israeli Defense Forces in an anti-radiation role starting in the 1980s. Considered the first purpose-built loitering munition, Israeli Aerospace Ind...

Amid lessons learned from the Russo-Ukrainian War and other real and simulated battlefield experiences, the demand for military swarm drone systems will present opportunities for defense primes and innovative start-ups worldwide through 2025 and probably beyond. Swarm technology today involves small, cheap drones rather than larger, more expensive...