1 エグゼクティブ・サマリー
2 序文
2.1 概要
2.2 ステークホルダー
2.3 調査範囲
2.4 調査方法
2.4.1 データマイニング
2.4.2 データ分析
2.4.3 データの検証
2.4.4 リサーチアプローチ
2.5 リサーチソース
2.5.1 一次調査ソース
2.5.2 セカンダリーリサーチソース
2.5.3 前提条件
3 市場動向分析
3.1 はじめに
3.2 推進要因
3.3 抑制要因
3.4 機会
3.5 脅威
3.6 エンドユーザー分析
3.7 新興市場
3.8 Covid-19の影響
4 ポーターズファイブフォース分析
4.1 供給者の交渉力
4.2 買い手の交渉力
4.3 代替品の脅威
4.4 新規参入の脅威
4.5 競争上のライバル関係
5 宇宙推進の世界市場、プラットフォーム別
5.1 はじめに
5.2 人工衛星
5.2.1 キューブサット
5.2.2 小型衛星
5.2.2.1 超小型衛星
5.2.2.2 超小型衛星
5.2.2.3 ミニ衛星
5.2.3 中型衛星（500～2,500Kg）
5.2.4 大型衛星（2,500kg超）
5.3 カプセル／カーゴ
5.3.1 有人宇宙船
5.3.2 非与圧
5.4 惑星間宇宙船・探査機
5.5 探査機／宇宙船着陸機
5.6 打ち上げロケット
5.6.1 小型ロケット（35万Kg未満）
5.6.2 中・大型ロケット（35万Kg超）
6 宇宙推進の世界市場、推進剤種類別
6.1 推進剤
6.2 化学推進
6.2.1 固体
6.2.1.1 均質系
6.2.1.2 複合材料／不均一材料
6.2.2 液体
6.2.3 ハイブリッド
6.3 非化学推進
6.2.1 電気推進
6.2.2 太陽推進
6.2.3 原子力推進
6.2.4 その他の非化学推進
7 世界の宇宙推進市場、システムコンポーネント別
7.1 はじめに
7.2 スラスタ
7.2.1 化学スラスタ
7.2.2 電気スラスタ
7.3 推進薬供給システム
7.4 ノズル
7.5 ロケットモーター
7.6 推進熱制御
7.7 電力処理ユニット
7.8 推進薬タンク
7.9 バルブと配管
7.10 その他のシステム部品
8 世界の宇宙推進市場、エンドユーザー別
8.1 はじめに
8.2 商用
8.2.1 通信
8.2.2 地球観測
8.2.3 宇宙観光
8.2.4 宇宙製造
8.2.5 その他の商業
8.3 宇宙探査
8.4 宇宙機関
8.5 研究機関
8.6 その他のエンドユーザー
9 宇宙推進の世界市場、地域別
9.1 はじめに
9.2 北アメリカ
9.2.1 アメリカ
9.2.2 カナダ
9.2.3 メキシコ
9.3 ヨーロッパ
9.3.1 ドイツ
9.3.2 イギリス
9.3.3 イタリア
9.3.4 フランス
9.3.5 スペイン
9.3.6 その他のヨーロッパ
9.4 アジア太平洋
9.4.1 日本
9.4.2 中国
9.4.3 インド
9.4.4 オーストラリア
9.4.5 ニュージーランド
9.4.6 韓国
9.4.7 その他のアジア太平洋地域
9.5 南アメリカ
9.5.1 アルゼンチン
9.5.2 ブラジル
9.5.3 チリ
9.5.4 その他の南アメリカ地域
9.6 中東/アフリカ
9.6.1 サウジアラビア
9.6.2 アラブ首長国連邦
9.6.3 カタール
9.6.4 南アフリカ
9.6.5 その他の中東/アフリカ地域
10 主要開発
10.1 契約、パートナーシップ、提携、合弁事業
10.2 買収と合併
10.3 新製品上市
10.4 拡張
10.5 その他の主要戦略
11 会社プロフィール
11.1 Safran S.A.
11.2 SpaceX
11.3 Northrop Grumman Corporation
11.4 IHI Corporation
11.5 Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings Inc.
11.6 Thales Group
11.7 Blue Origin
11.8 Lockheed Martin Corporation
11.9 Moog Inc.
11.10 OHB SE
11.11 Sierra Nevada Corporation
11.12 Accion Systems
11.13 ArianeGroup
11.14 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
11.15 Vacco Industries
11.16 L3Harris Technologies, Inc.
11.17 Honeywell International Inc.
11.18 Airbus SE
表一覧
1 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、地域別（2022-2030年） （$MN）
2 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、プラットフォーム別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
3 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、衛星別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
4 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、キューブサット別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
5 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、小型衛星別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
6 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、中型衛星（500〜2500Kg）別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
7 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、大型衛星（2,500kg超）別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
8 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、カプセル/貨物船別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
9 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、有人宇宙船別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
10 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、非搭載宇宙船別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
11 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、惑星間宇宙船と探査機別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
12 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、ローバー/宇宙船着陸機別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
13 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、ロケット別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
14 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、小型ロケット（35万Kg未満）別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
15 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、中・大型ロケット（35万キロ超）別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
16 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、推進剤種類別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
17 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、化学推進力別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
18 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、固体別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
19 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、液体別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
20 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、ハイブリッド別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
21 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、非化学推進力別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
22 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、電気推進力別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
23 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、太陽推進力別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
24 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、原子力推進力別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
25 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、その他の非化学推進力別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
26 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、システムコンポーネント別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
27 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、スラスタ別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
28 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、化学スラスタ別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
29 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、電動スラスタ別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
30 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、推進剤供給システム別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
31 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、ノズル別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
32 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、ロケットモーター別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
33 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、推進熱制御別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
34 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、パワープロセッシングユニット別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
35 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、推進剤タンク別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
36 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、バルブ・配管別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
37 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、その他のシステム部品別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
38 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、エンドユーザー別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
39 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、商用（2022-2030年）別 （$MN）
40 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、通信別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
41 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、地球観測別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
42 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、宇宙観光（2022-2030年）別 （$MN）
43 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、宇宙内製造業別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
44 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、その他の民間企業別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
45 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、宇宙探査別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
46 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、宇宙機関別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
47 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、研究機関別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
48 宇宙推進の世界市場展望、その他のエンドユーザー別 （2022-2030） （$MN）
注：北アメリカ、ヨーロッパ、APAC、南アメリカ、中東/アフリカ地域の表も上記と同様に表現しています。
According to the European Space Agency, the number of satellites launched annually has increased from around 100 in the early 2010s to over 1,000 in 2020.
Market Dynamics:
Driver:
Rising demand for satellite launches
The rapid growth in satellite-based services, including communication, navigation, and Earth observation, has led to a surge in satellite deployments. This trend is further amplified by the rise of mega-constellations for global internet coverage and the miniaturization of satellites, enabling more frequent and cost-effective launches. The expansion of commercial space activities, such as space tourism and private space stations, also contributes to the growing need for advanced propulsion systems. As countries and companies seek to establish or expand their presence in space, the demand for reliable and efficient propulsion technologies continues to rise, driving market growth.
Restraint:
High development costs
The research, development, and testing of advanced propulsion systems require substantial investments in cutting-edge technologies, specialized facilities, and highly skilled personnel. These costs can be prohibitive for smaller companies and emerging space agencies, limiting market entry and innovation. Additionally, the long development cycles and stringent safety requirements in the space industry further increase expenses. The need for extensive testing and qualification processes to ensure reliability in the harsh space environment adds to the overall cost. These financial barriers can slow down the adoption of new propulsion technologies and limit the diversity of market players.
Opportunity:
Growing space mining prospects
As interest in extracting valuable resources from asteroids and other celestial bodies grows, there is an increasing need for advanced propulsion systems capable of long-duration missions and efficient payload transportation. Space mining operations will require propulsion technologies that can navigate complex trajectories, operate in diverse gravitational environments, and provide sufficient thrust for resource extraction and transportation. This opportunity drives innovation in areas such as electric propulsion, nuclear propulsion, and in-situ resource utilization for propellant production.
Threat:
Environmental concerns
Environmental concerns pose a growing threat to the space propulsion market. As space activities increase, there is mounting awareness of the environmental impact of rocket launches and space debris. Traditional propulsion systems often use toxic propellants and contribute to atmospheric pollution, raising concerns about their long-term effects on Earth's environment and climate. The accumulation of space debris also presents risks to operational satellites and future missions. These environmental issues are leading to increased regulatory scrutiny and public pressure for more sustainable space practices. The industry faces the challenge of developing cleaner propulsion technologies and addressing space debris mitigation. Failure to adequately address these concerns could result in stricter regulations, potentially limiting market growth.
Covid-19 Impact:
The COVID-19 pandemic initially disrupted the space propulsion market through supply chain interruptions and project delays. However, the industry demonstrated resilience, with many space activities deemed essential. The pandemic accelerated digital transformation and remote operations in the space sector, potentially leading to long-term efficiency gains. While some commercial projects faced setbacks, government-funded space programs largely continued, providing stability to the market during the crisis.
The satellites segment is expected to be the largest during the forecast period
The satellites segment is anticipated to dominate the space propulsion market due to the exponential growth in satellite deployments across various applications. This segment's prominence is driven by the increasing demand for communication, Earth observation, and navigation services, as well as the rise of mega-constellations for global internet coverage. Satellites require diverse propulsion systems for orbit insertion, station-keeping, and end-of-life deorbiting, creating a consistent demand for both chemical and electric propulsion technologies. The trend towards smaller, more agile satellites and the need for more efficient, long-lasting propulsion systems for extended missions further contribute to this segment's market leadership.
The commercial segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period
The commercial segment is projected to experience the highest CAGR in the space propulsion market, driven by the rapid expansion of private space activities. This growth is fueled by increasing investments in commercial satellite constellations, space tourism, and private space stations. Commercial entities are pushing for more cost-effective and efficient propulsion solutions to maximize payload capacity and extend mission lifespans. The segment's high growth rate is also attributed to the emergence of new players in the launch services market, driving competition and innovation in propulsion technologies. Additionally, the commercialization of space exploration missions and the potential for space mining operations are creating new opportunities for propulsion system development.
Region with largest share:
The North American region is anticipated to be the largest during the forecast period. The region hosts major space agencies like NASA and leading commercial space companies, fostering a robust ecosystem for innovation and development in propulsion technologies. Significant government funding for space exploration and defense programs provides a stable market for advanced propulsion systems. The presence of established aerospace manufacturers and a strong culture of technological innovation contribute to the region's leadership in developing cutting-edge propulsion solutions. Additionally, the growing commercial space sector in North America, including satellite services and space tourism initiatives, further fuels demand for diverse propulsion technologies.
Region with highest CAGR:
The Asia Pacific region is expected to witness the highest CAGR in the space propulsion market owing to rapidly expanding space programs in countries like China, India, and Japan that are driving significant investments in propulsion technologies. The region's increasing focus on satellite-based services for communication, navigation, and Earth observation is creating a growing demand for launch vehicles and satellite propulsion systems. Emerging private space companies in the region are also contributing to market growth by developing innovative propulsion solutions. Additionally, the region's economic growth and increasing government support for space activities further contribute to its high growth rate in the space propulsion sector.
Key players in the market:
Some of the key players in Space Propulsion Market include Safran S.A., SpaceX, Northrop Grumman Corporation, IHI Corporation, Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings Inc., Thales Group, Blue Origin, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Moog Inc., OHB SE, Sierra Nevada Corporation, Accion Systems, ArianeGroup, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Vacco Industries, L3Harris Technologies, Inc., Honeywell International Inc., and Airbus SE.
Key Developments:
In August 2024, Safran Electronics & Defense, a global equipment supplier for defense and space, is building its U.S. manufacturing capabilities for small satellite propulsion systems to meet the increasing demand in both the commercial and defense sectors. This strategic initiative, announced during the 2024 Small Satellite Conference in Logan, Utah, will support the projected growth of the North American small satellite market, which is expected to reach more than $5 billion by 2030.
In July 2024, Aerojet Rocketdyne, an L3Harris Technologies company, has completed modernizing the four flight-proven RS-25 engines that will help power NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) rocket on the Artemis IV mission. Artemis IV will be the first flight of the enhanced Block 1B configuration of the super-heavy-lift rocket and the last to use engines remaining in inventory from the space shuttle program.
In May 2024, Northrop Grumman Corporation’s (NYSE: NOC) Common 50 High Performance (C50HP) solid rocket motor successfully completed a static fire test at the U.S. Air Force Arnold Engineering Development Complex. The C50HP is a high-performance upper stage rocket motor that can be adapted to support various missions including flight in the region outside the Earth’s atmosphere or other final stages of propulsion.
Platforms Covered:
• Satellites
• Capsules/Cargos
• Interplanetary Spacecraft & Probes
• Rovers/Spacecraft Landers
• Launch Vehicles
Propulsion Types Covered:
• Chemical Propulsion
• Non-Chemical Propulsion
System Components Covered:
• Thrusters
• Propellant Feed System
• Nozzle
• Rocket Motors
• Propulsion Thermal Control
• Power Processing Unit
• Propellant Tanks
• Valves and Piping
• Other System Components
End Users Covered:
• Commercial
• Space Exploration
• Space Agencies
• Research Organizations
• Other End Users
Regions Covered:
• North America
US
Canada
Mexico
• Europe
Germany
UK
Italy
France
Spain
Rest of Europe
• Asia Pacific
Japan
China
India
Australia
New Zealand
South Korea
Rest of Asia Pacific
• South America
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Rest of South America
• Middle East & Africa
Saudi Arabia
UAE
Qatar
South Africa
Rest of Middle East & Africa
What our report offers:
- Market share assessments for the regional and country-level segments
- Strategic recommendations for the new entrants
- Covers Market data for the years 2022, 2023, 2024, 2026, and 2030
- Market Trends (Drivers, Constraints, Opportunities, Threats, Challenges, Investment Opportunities, and recommendations)
- Strategic recommendations in key business segments based on the market estimations
- Competitive landscaping mapping the key common trends
- Company profiling with detailed strategies, financials, and recent developments
- Supply chain trends mapping the latest technological advancements
1 Executive Summary
2 Preface
2.1 Abstract
2.2 Stake Holders
2.3 Research Scope
2.4 Research Methodology
2.4.1 Data Mining
2.4.2 Data Analysis
2.4.3 Data Validation
2.4.4 Research Approach
2.5 Research Sources
2.5.1 Primary Research Sources
2.5.2 Secondary Research Sources
2.5.3 Assumptions
3 Market Trend Analysis
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Drivers
3.3 Restraints
3.4 Opportunities
3.5 Threats
3.6 End User Analysis
3.7 Emerging Markets
3.8 Impact of Covid-19
4 Porters Five Force Analysis
4.1 Bargaining power of suppliers
4.2 Bargaining power of buyers
4.3 Threat of substitutes
4.4 Threat of new entrants
4.5 Competitive rivalry
5 Global Space Propulsion Market, By Platform
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Satellites
5.2.1 Cubesats
5.2.2 Small Satellites
5.2.2.1 Nanosatellites
5.2.2.2 Microsatellites
5.2.2.3 Minisatellites
5.2.3 Medium Satellites (500-2,500 Kg)
5.2.4 Large Satellites (>2,500kg)
5.3 Capsules/Cargos
5.3.1 Crewed Spacecraft
5.3.2 Uncrewed
5.4 Interplanetary Spacecraft & Probes
5.5 Rovers/Spacecraft Landers
5.6 Launch Vehicles
5.6.1 Small Launch Vehicles (<350,000 Kg)
5.6.2 Medium to Heavy Launch Vehicles (>350,000 Kg)
6 Global Space Propulsion Market, By Propulsion Type
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Chemical Propulsion
6.2.1 Solid
6.2.1.1 Homogeneous
6.2.1.2 Composites/Heterogeneous
6.2.2 Liquid
6.2.3 Hybrid
6.3 Non-Chemical Propulsion
6.2.1 Electric Propulsion
6.2.2 Solar Propulsion
6.2.3 Nuclear Propulsion
6.2.4 Other Non-Chemical Propulsion
7 Global Space Propulsion Market, By System Component
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Thrusters
7.2.1 Chemical Thrusters
7.2.2 Electric Thrusters
7.3 Propellant Feed System
7.4 Nozzle
7.5 Rocket Motors
7.6 Propulsion Thermal Control
7.7 Power Processing Unit
7.8 Propellant Tanks
7.9 Valves and Piping
7.10 Other System Components
8 Global Space Propulsion Market, By End User
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Commercial
8.2.1 Telecommunications
8.2.2 Earth Observation
8.2.3 Space Tourism
8.2.4 In-Space Manufacturing
8.2.5 Other Commercials
8.3 Space Exploration
8.4 Space Agencies
8.5 Research Organizations
8.6 Other End Users
9 Global Space Propulsion Market, By Geography
9.1 Introduction
9.2 North America
9.2.1 US
9.2.2 Canada
9.2.3 Mexico
9.3 Europe
9.3.1 Germany
9.3.2 UK
9.3.3 Italy
9.3.4 France
9.3.5 Spain
9.3.6 Rest of Europe
9.4 Asia Pacific
9.4.1 Japan
9.4.2 China
9.4.3 India
9.4.4 Australia
9.4.5 New Zealand
9.4.6 South Korea
9.4.7 Rest of Asia Pacific
9.5 South America
9.5.1 Argentina
9.5.2 Brazil
9.5.3 Chile
9.5.4 Rest of South America
9.6 Middle East & Africa
9.6.1 Saudi Arabia
9.6.2 UAE
9.6.3 Qatar
9.6.4 South Africa
9.6.5 Rest of Middle East & Africa
10 Key Developments
10.1 Agreements, Partnerships, Collaborations and Joint Ventures
10.2 Acquisitions & Mergers
10.3 New Product Launch
10.4 Expansions
10.5 Other Key Strategies
11 Company Profiling
11.1 Safran S.A.
11.2 SpaceX
11.3 Northrop Grumman Corporation
11.4 IHI Corporation
11.5 Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings Inc.
11.6 Thales Group
11.7 Blue Origin
11.8 Lockheed Martin Corporation
11.9 Moog Inc.
11.10 OHB SE
11.11 Sierra Nevada Corporation
11.12 Accion Systems
11.13 ArianeGroup
11.14 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
11.15 Vacco Industries
11.16 L3Harris Technologies, Inc.
11.17 Honeywell International Inc.
11.18 Airbus SE
List of Tables
1 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Region (2022-2030) ($MN)
2 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Platform (2022-2030) ($MN)
3 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Satellites (2022-2030) ($MN)
4 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Cubesats (2022-2030) ($MN)
5 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Small Satellites (2022-2030) ($MN)
6 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Medium Satellites (500-2,500 Kg) (2022-2030) ($MN)
7 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Large Satellites (>2,500kg) (2022-2030) ($MN)
8 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Capsules/Cargos (2022-2030) ($MN)
9 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Crewed Spacecraft (2022-2030) ($MN)
10 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Uncrewed (2022-2030) ($MN)
11 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Interplanetary Spacecraft & Probes (2022-2030) ($MN)
12 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Rovers/Spacecraft Landers (2022-2030) ($MN)
13 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Launch Vehicles (2022-2030) ($MN)
14 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Small Launch Vehicles (<350,000 Kg) (2022-2030) ($MN)
15 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Medium to Heavy Launch Vehicles (>350,000 Kg) (2022-2030) ($MN)
16 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Propulsion Type (2022-2030) ($MN)
17 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Chemical Propulsion (2022-2030) ($MN)
18 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Solid (2022-2030) ($MN)
19 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Liquid (2022-2030) ($MN)
20 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Hybrid (2022-2030) ($MN)
21 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Non-Chemical Propulsion (2022-2030) ($MN)
22 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Electric Propulsion (2022-2030) ($MN)
23 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Solar Propulsion (2022-2030) ($MN)
24 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Nuclear Propulsion (2022-2030) ($MN)
25 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Other Non-Chemical Propulsion (2022-2030) ($MN)
26 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By System Component (2022-2030) ($MN)
27 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Thrusters (2022-2030) ($MN)
28 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Chemical Thrusters (2022-2030) ($MN)
29 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Electric Thrusters (2022-2030) ($MN)
30 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Propellant Feed System (2022-2030) ($MN)
31 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Nozzle (2022-2030) ($MN)
32 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Rocket Motors (2022-2030) ($MN)
33 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Propulsion Thermal Control (2022-2030) ($MN)
34 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Power Processing Unit (2022-2030) ($MN)
35 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Propellant Tanks (2022-2030) ($MN)
36 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Valves and Piping (2022-2030) ($MN)
37 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Other System Components (2022-2030) ($MN)
38 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By End User (2022-2030) ($MN)
39 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Commercial (2022-2030) ($MN)
40 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Telecommunications (2022-2030) ($MN)
41 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Earth Observation (2022-2030) ($MN)
42 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Space Tourism (2022-2030) ($MN)
43 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By In-Space Manufacturing (2022-2030) ($MN)
44 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Other Commercials (2022-2030) ($MN)
45 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Space Exploration (2022-2030) ($MN)
46 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Space Agencies (2022-2030) ($MN)
47 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Research Organizations (2022-2030) ($MN)
48 Global Space Propulsion Market Outlook, By Other End Users (2022-2030) ($MN)
Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above.
