Summary
Satellite capacity supply and demand: trends and forecasts 2025 - 2035
"As capacity becomes a commodity, margins will increase in the service layer, including for network orchestration, security, managed services and vertical-specific solutions."
This report serves as a detailed resource for satellite capacity analysis, delivering crucial insights across various verticals and segments, frequency bands and geographical regions.
The report offers strategic advice to satellite operators, capacity resellers and service providers to assist them in navigating the evolving competitive landscape and seizing revenue opportunities across various verticals and regions.
Report coverage
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A 10-year forecast of satellite capacity supply, demand, pricing and capacity revenue across the satellite communications (satcom) market, with data split by vertical, frequency band and region
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Analysis of trends within each segment, and the implications for satellite operators, capacity resellers and satcom service providers targeting these opportunities.
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Detailed analysis of key trends such as multi-orbit, managed services and sovereignty, and the impact of low-Earth orbit (LEO) supply
Report segmentation
Variables
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Capacity supply
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Capacity demand
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Capacity pricing
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Capacity revenue
Verticals and segments
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Video
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Distribution
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Direct-to-home (DTH)
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Contribution and occasional use television (OUTV)
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Enterprise data
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Enterprise very-small-aperture terminal (VSAT)
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Backhaul and trunking
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Broadband access
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Commercial mobility
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Aeronautical
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Maritime
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Land-mobile
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Government and military
Frequency bands
Widebeam C, Ku- and Ka-bands
GEO-HTS C, Ku- and Ka-bands
Non-GEO HTS
Geographical regions
Atlantic Ocean Region (AOR)
Central America and the Caribbean (CAMCB)
Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
East Asia (EA)
Indian Ocean Region (IOR)
Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
North America (NA)
Pacific Ocean Region (POR)
South America (SAM)
South Asia (SA)
South-East Asia (SEA)
Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)
Western Europe (WE)
Key questions answered
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How are non-GEO constellations progressing, and how are they disrupting different satcom verticals?
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How will satellite capacity supply, demand and revenue evolve for each satcom application, region and architecture (GEO and non-GEO)?
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How can legacy satellite operators differentiate and sustain revenue growth in this highly competitive market?
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Which regions, verticals and business models should operators prioritise in their strategic planning efforts?
Who should read this report
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Satellite operators and service integrators looking to identify market opportunities and understand the competitive landscape
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Satellite manufacturers and launch providers looking to shape their strategies in response to shifting demand in the satcom market
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Ground equipment manufacturers and integrators aiming to design and position their products based on anticipated supply and demand trends
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Telecoms operators and end users interested in evaluating the value proposition of satcom and understanding related supply, demand and pricing dynamics
Companies mentioned in this report
Africa Mobile Networks (AMN)
Airbus
Amazon Leo
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Arabsat
Astranis
AT&T
BBC
Bureau 1440
Cadena Tres
Ceske drahy
Cinecolor
Delta Air Lines
DIRECTV
Dish Network
Embraer
Eutelsat
Eutelsat OneWeb
Fuji TV
Gilat
Hispasat
Hughes
IAG
LATAM Airlines
Lufthansa
MB Group
MBC Group
MTN Bayobab
NHK
Nilesat
NOS Portugal
NuRAN
Orange
PCTV
Petrobras
RADMOR
Reliance Jio
ScotRail
SES
SKY Perfect JSAT
SNCF
Southwest Airlines
SpaceSail
SpaceX
SRG SSR
Star One
Starlink
T-Mobile
TBS
Telebras
Telesat
Thai Airways
Thales Alenia Space
Türksat
Turkish Airlines
TV Asahi
UK Connect
United Airlines
Viasat
Viewsat
Vodacom
Vodafone
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