Naval Missile Systems Market 2021-2026

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2. There have been increases in both U.S. military activity and marine presence in the seas, showing the country’s increased stakes in disputes that might, if not handled appropriately, convert parts of Asia’s maritime areas from thriving commerce routes to battlegrounds. Conflicts escalating across the world over commercial or military supremacy are likely to fuel demand for naval missile launch systems globally. GLOBAL NAVAL MISSILE SYSTEMS MARKET SEGMENTATION The Global Naval Missile Systems Market can be segmented into following categories for further analysis. By Technology Type Standard Technology Powered Technology Autonomous Technology Semi-Autonomous Technology By Battery Type Unmanned Systems Manned Systems By Usage Application Marine Corps / Forces Based Naval Forces Based By System Type Homeland Security Operations Military Operations Mixed Operations By Product Component Type Surface Vessel Launching Systems Submarine Launching System FAC Launching Systems By Product Type Autonomous Tracking Coordinated Tracking Re Coordinated Establishment Tracking By Regional Classi?cation Asia Pacific Region – APAC Middle East and Gulf Region Africa Region North America Region Europe Region Latin America and Caribbean Region RECENT MARKET TECHNOLOGICAL TRENDS IN GLOBAL NAVAL MISSILE SYSTEMS MARKET As one of the most important components of national defence, naval modernization programmes can be found all over the world. The Navy’s modernization programme comprises many ship, aircraft, and missile acquisition programmes, as well as improvements in maintenance and logistics, personnel education, and training. As a result of Chinese navy modernization measures, China’s near-seas region will be better protected, and the country’s commercial sea lines of communication will be better protected, especially those leading from the Persian Gulf to China. Due to their superior performance and versatility, these systems have changed the way the naval forces see deep-water- based missile launch systems. Because of its capacity to respond simultaneously to airborne, surface, and subsurface threats, the vertical missile firing system has proven a dependable defensive system for fleets throughout the world. Vertical missile launching systems are likely to see increased use in the future due to their great efficiency and dependability. The U.S. Navy’s vertical launch system has been assigned additional and expanded duties due to recent advances in ballistic missile defence technology. The US-made Aegis Weapon System, which includes a VLS, a weapon management system, a radar, and various missile classes, has revised its naval strategy. Many Aegis-equipped ships of the future will be built or upgraded to provide ballistic missile defence (BMD) capabilities in addition to the more traditional air, surface, and subsurface defence duties. With the success of Aegis BMD, the United States Navy has taken a progressive approach to BMD. The Pantsir seems to be a comprehensive defensive armament system with its huge thorax-like body and eight missile launchers on its shoulders, each of which can fire Hermes-K and 57E6 missiles. The Pantsir S combination of phased array radars, electro-optical and infrared targeting and identification technologies allow it to intercept sea-skimming missiles that may escape standard radar systems. COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE Rising maritime conflicts in the South China Sea and Mediterranean between various nations are driving investments in the acquisition and deployment of new navy warships. Currently, the naval forces are updating or replacing their old naval fleets with newer-generation warships as part of a modernization effort. As the need for additional naval vessels grows, so will the need for missiles and missile launch systems in the years to come. Raytheon Technologies has been developing a Naval missile system for special integration onboard the aircraft carrier defence technology system. It was launched in the RIM 116 RAM System for aircraft carrier airframe development. The abilities of the Supersonic, lightweight, quick-reaction, fire-and-forget weapon describes the Raytheon RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile (RAM), an ASM system. After launch, fire-and-forget missiles don’t need any additional guidance and may attack targets that aren’t necessary in the launcher’s line of sight. The RIM-116 RAM is equipped with a 21-missile MK49 guided missile system and an MK44 round pack. The MK 31 guided missile armament system is made up of these two parts working in concert with one another. A M601A1 Gatling gun provides backup. Kongsberg has been another major developer of advanced missile systems in the Naval manufacturing segments. The Naval Strike Missile was developed to meet the requirements of the Royal Norwegian Navy to arm its new frigates and coastal corvettes. NSM was also selected by the Polish Navy for use on its coastal defence installations. The stealth design of the NSM allows the anti-ship missile to penetrate into shipboard defences. The NSM is effectively used in littoral and open sea environments. The airframe design and the high thrust-to-weight ratio enhance the manoeuvrability of the missile. The missile is 3.96 metres long. It has a maximum range of 185 kilometres with a 125 kilogramme HE fragmentation warhead. The missile’s payload is 407 kilogrammes, making it a heavy lift. The NSM-based Coastal Defence System (CDS) contains a fire distribution centre (FDC), a sea surveillance and tracking radar, and an NSM launcher firing unit. COMPANIES PROFILED Thales Group L3Harris Technologies Northrop Grumman Corporation Raytheon Technologies General Atomics Elbit Systems Honeywell Systems and Manufacturing Inc. Krauss-Maffei Wegmann GmbH and Co. (KMW) Lenco Industries Lockheed Martin Corporation Navistar, Inc. Oshkosh Defense Rheinmetall AG STAT, Inc. Textron General Dynamics Corporation Kongsberg Naval Systems

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