In-orbit satellite services, 7th edition
01 February 2024 | Research and Insights
Forecast report | PPTX and PDF (22 slides); Excel; CSV | Space Infrastructure
This report provides an overview and analysis of the market for in-orbit satellite services (IOS), active debris removal (ADR), and space-situational awareness (SSA), for GEO and non-GEO orbits over the next decade.
The report analyses the technological- and market-readiness of services aimed at improving satellite lifetime, capabilities and mission flexibility, and space sustainability.
Questions answered in the report
- What will be the in-orbit servicing, SSA and ADR market size in the next 10 years?
- What are the key factors driving the IOS market size in the next 10 years?
- Which IOS offerings will represent the largest portion of the market?
- What are the policy and regulatory challenges affecting the development of IOS applications?
Who should read this report
- In-orbit servicing providers
- Space agencies
- Insurance brokers and providers
- Investors and financial institutions
- Government agencies
- Satellite operators
- Satellite manufacturers
- Launch service providers
- Launch brokers and integrators
- Sub-system and component manufacturers
- Ground systems manufacturers and service providers
- Policy makers
- Data analytics companies
Covered in this report
- Recommendations for operators, launch providers and in-orbit service providers
- Latest news and deals
- Market status and growth drivers
- Technology and market readiness assessment
- Regulatory landscape
- Competitive landscape
- 7 vertical applications
- Life extension
- GEO, commercial, government/military
- Robotics
- GEO, commercial, government/military
- Relocation
- GEO, commercial, government/military
- ADR
- Non-GEO, commercial, government/military
- De-orbiting
- Non-GEO, commercial, government/military
- Last-mile delivery
- Non-GEO, commercial, government/military
- Space situational awareness
- GEO/non-GEO, commercial, government/military
- Life extension
- Forecasts for regions: Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle East and Africa, North America
Authors
Dallas Kasaboski
Principal Analyst, expert in space infrastructureRelated items
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