GERMANY AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE MARKET SIZE & SHARE ANALYSIS - GROWTH TRENDS & FORECASTS (2023 - 2028)
Over the course of the projected period, the aerospace and defence market in Germany is anticipated to grow at a rate higher than 9%. The COVID-19 virus had a detrimental effect on Germany's aerospace and defence industries. As travel prohibitions are implemented in many nations, the aircraft manufacturing companies experienced a reduction in orders, which slowed the expansion of the market under study. Since the situation is returning to normal and the market is beginning to show indications of recovery, reducing the coronavirus pandemic is essential for restoring the demand for commercial aircraft.
After the UK and France, Germany is the country that spends the most on its military, spending $56.0 billion in 2021, or 1.3 percent of its GDP. Its military spending fell by 1.4% from 2020 to 2021. The new German government, which was elected in December 2021, declared that it will devote 3% of its GDP to foreign relations, international cooperation, and defence. The government declared its plan to raise military spending even more over the next years in light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. However, it is unclear how Germany's previous commitments to spending on development and diplomacy would be impacted by this most recent vow.
Germany is expanding its overall financial support for national and European space development initiatives, such as the ExoMars, Ariane 6, and Mars Express programmes. German investments in space programmes will total USD 180 million in technology development, USD 370 million in telecommunication, USD 94 million in situational awareness and space security, USD 550 million in space transport operations, USD 800 million in earth observation, etc. in 2020. Additionally, in August 2022, Berlin-based LiveEO, a provider of satellite analytics, obtained funds of Euro 19 million, making it one of the continent's largest investments in Earth observation. With a lead investment of 17 million euros from MMC Ventures and additional funding from the European Commission and Investitionsbank Berlin, the round was headed by MMC Ventures.
Major Players: Rheinmetall AG, Krauss-Maffei Wegmann GmbH & Co. KG, Thyssenkrupp AG, MBDA Deutschland GmbH, and Leonardo SpA
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