Growth Opportunities in Launch Services Following Sanctions on Russia

Growth Opportunities in Launch Services Following Sanctions on Russia

Space Launch Services Global Market Landscape Analysis and Potential Global Growth Opportunities

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20-Jul-2023
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Description

Space launch services refer to services where a payload (cargo, satellites, research probes) is transported into space. The launch service market has become an increasingly integral component of the broader space value chain, driven by satellite launches for various applications—communication, Earth observation, and position, navigation and timing. Private companies have significantly disrupted the industry with their innovative rocket design and reusable launch vehicle technology with reduced payload costs—calling into question the traditional model of government-operated launch service providers, such as ROSCOSMOS. With increasing innovation for both launch vehicles and payloads (i.e., CubeSats), a plethora of growth opportunities emerges in the overall space launch services landscape.

This study examines the global launch service market landscape during the 2017–2022 period. It delivers key insights on critical contracts and the latest technological developments. This report analyses the launch services landscape by key segments: payload, orbit, and launch vehicle types. Primary growth drivers and mitigating factors impacting growth are also thoroughly discussed. The report examines the resultant growth opportunity universe, outlining the opportunity, its potential market size, and a timeline for action.

Author: Shehroz Sayeed

Table of Contents

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?

The Strategic Imperative 8™

The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Global Space Launch Services Industry

Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Introduction

Value Chain and Growth Metrics

Key Industry Developments—Key Contracts, M&A, and Partnerships

Latest Technological Advancements—Space Value Chain Examples

Launch Service Providers

Key Market Segments

Payload Segment

Orbit Type Segment

Orbit Type Segment (continued)

Launch Vehicle Type Segment

Launch Vehicle Competitive Benchmarking

Importance of Global Spaceports

Russian Companies in the Space Launch Services Landscape

Russian Trade Sanctions and Their Impact on Missions and Projects

Russian Spaceport Trade Sanction Impact Analysis

Russian Trade Sanction Impact on Key Space Trade Relations

The Future of Launch Services

Growth Drivers

Growth Driver Analysis

Growth Driver Analysis (continued)

Growth Driver Analysis (continued)

Growth Restraints

Growth Restraint Analysis

Growth Restraint Analysis (continued)

Appendix 1.1—Launch Vehicle Competitive Benchmarking

Growth Opportunity 1: Increasing Demand for Spaceports in Launch Services R&D

Growth Opportunity 1: Increasing Demand for Spaceports in Launch Services R&D (continued)

Growth Opportunity 2: Increasing Number of LEO Mega Constellations for Greater Payload Launch Capacity and Frequency

Growth Opportunity 2: Increasing Number of LEO Mega Constellations for Greater Payload Launch Capacity and Frequency (continued)

Growth Opportunity 3: Increasing Customer Demand Leading to More LSPs

Growth Opportunity 3: Increasing Customer Demand Leading to More LSPs (continued)

List of Exhibits

Legal Disclaimer

From being the first country to successfully launch and place an artificial satellite in orbit around the Earth with the Sputnik 1 spacecraft, to 12% of orbital and major launches in 2022 being with Russian rockets – Russia has continued to remain a key player in space launch services since the late 1950s. Russia has continuously served the global space launch service market through its spaceports and rockets, most notably with the Soyuz Rockets in the Soyuz Spacecraft, used by NASA for International Space Station (ISS) missions following the Space Shuttles retirement in 2011, till May 2020 when SpaceX’s Crew Dragon made its debut. However, following new non-Russian market entrants and increases in geopolitical tension in recent years, Russia's role as a key player in the global space launch services market has been impacted, and thus, has altered the overall launch service landscape. Resultantly, this has presented major growth opportunities in the launch services segment, both upstream and downstream.
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Deliverable Type Market Research
Industries Aerospace, Defence and Security
No Index No
Is Prebook No
Keyword 1 Space Launch Market
Keyword 2 Satellite Launch
Keyword 3 Space Satellite Launch
Podcast No
WIP Number MGFA-01-00-00-00