Aerospace and Defense Market in India 2023
Aerospace and Defense Market in India 2023
Abstract
The aerospace and defense market in India offers an appealing and significant opportunity for both, Indian and foreign, companies throughout its supply chain. Several significant products are being developed through in-house research and development initiatives, as well as several products and equipment have been produced through technology transfer. The aerospace industry in India is expanding rapidly, owing to increased activity in both, the defense and civil aviation sectors.
Market insights:
The Ministry of Defense (MoD) has announced to invest INR 5,935.37 Bn for defense spending in FY 2024, up from INR 5,251.66 Bn in FY 2023, expanding at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.33% during the FY2020 – FY2024 period. This includes expenditures for armed forces and civilian salaries, pensions, armed forces’ modernization, production establishments, maintenance, and its research and development organizations. To boost the attempts to achieve sustainability in modernization & infrastructure development of the defense services, there has been an increase in capital allocations by 6.7% from FY 2023. Salary and pension expenditure accounts for the largest share of the defense budget.
Key market trends:
As part of the "Make in India" push, indigenous production in the defense sector is anticipated to become more prominent in the subsequent years. The industry has also been concentrating on projects integrating disruptive technology like artificial intelligence and related applications, such as facial recognition, language translation, remotely operated weapon stations, robotic mine detectors, and intrusion detection systems.
Market drivers:
The market is being aggressively penetrated by players from several industries. Firms such as Reliance Industries and Adani Group seize possibilities stemming from the push for indigenization. Private parties are working with the Indian government to expand their operations and take use of the country's current supply chain patterns to move up the value chain more quickly. Increased production and procurement of defense equipment may increase the armed forces' reliance on imports.
Key deterrents to the growth of the market:
Foreign companies that invest directly in MSMEs face significant risks in India because the OEM ultimately controls quality and consistency. Also, it is not in the best interests of major US-based defense companies to invest in India because producing modern defense and aerospace technologies is an expensive, complicated process that requires significant investment. Thus, restraining the growth of the market in India.
Content
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Executive Summary
Chapter 2: Socio-Economic Indicators
Chapter 3: Introduction
3.1. Market definition and structure
Chapter 4: Market Overview
4.1. Aerospace and Defense market in India – An overview
4.2. Market size (FY 2020 – FY 2024)
Chapter 5: Aerospace and Defense Market – Segmentation
5.1. Aerospace and defense market – Segmentation
5.1.1. Budget of the armed forces (FY 2022 – FY 2024)
5.1.2. Defense budget allocation (FY 2022 – FY 2024
Chapter 6: Trade Analysis
6.1. Trade analysis
6.1.1. Export
Value-wise
Volume-wise
Country-wise
6.1.2. Import
Value-wise
Volume-wise
Country-wise
Chapter 7: Government Initiatives
7.1. Government initiative
Chapter 8: Market Influencers
8.1. Market drivers
8.2. Market challenges
Chapter 9: Market Trends
9.1 Wipro Limited
Chapter 10: Competitive Landscape
10.1. Ashok Leyland Limited
Company information
Business description
Products/Services
Key people
Financial snapshot
Key business segments
Key geographical segments
Note: Financial and market segments information covered only for public companies
10.2. Bharat Dynamics Limited
10.3. Bharat Electronics Limited
10.4. BAE Systems India Services Private Limited
10.5. Boeing India Private Limited
10.6. Brahmos Aerospace Private Limited
10.7. Kalyani Strategic Systems Limited
10.8. L&T Defense
10.9. Tata Advanced Systems Limited
10.10. Tata Power Strategic Engineering Division
Chapter 11: Recent Developments
11.1. Recent developments
Chapter 12: Appendix
12.1. Research methodology
12.2. About Netscribes
12.3. Disclaimer
Market insights:
The Ministry of Defense (MoD) has announced to invest INR 5,935.37 Bn for defense spending in FY 2024, up from INR 5,251.66 Bn in FY 2023, expanding at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.33% during the FY2020 – FY2024 period. This includes expenditures for armed forces and civilian salaries, pensions, armed forces’ modernization, production establishments, maintenance, and its research and development organizations. To boost the attempts to achieve sustainability in modernization & infrastructure development of the defense services, there has been an increase in capital allocations by 6.7% from FY 2023. Salary and pension expenditure accounts for the largest share of the defense budget.
Key market trends:
As part of the "Make in India" push, indigenous production in the defense sector is anticipated to become more prominent in the subsequent years. The industry has also been concentrating on projects integrating disruptive technology like artificial intelligence and related applications, such as facial recognition, language translation, remotely operated weapon stations, robotic mine detectors, and intrusion detection systems.
Market drivers:
The market is being aggressively penetrated by players from several industries. Firms such as Reliance Industries and Adani Group seize possibilities stemming from the push for indigenization. Private parties are working with the Indian government to expand their operations and take use of the country's current supply chain patterns to move up the value chain more quickly. Increased production and procurement of defense equipment may increase the armed forces' reliance on imports.
Key deterrents to the growth of the market:
Foreign companies that invest directly in MSMEs face significant risks in India because the OEM ultimately controls quality and consistency. Also, it is not in the best interests of major US-based defense companies to invest in India because producing modern defense and aerospace technologies is an expensive, complicated process that requires significant investment. Thus, restraining the growth of the market in India.
Chapter 1: Executive Summary
Chapter 2: Socio-Economic Indicators
Chapter 3: Introduction
3.1. Market definition and structure
Chapter 4: Market Overview
4.1. Aerospace and Defense market in India – An overview
4.2. Market size (FY 2020 – FY 2024)
Chapter 5: Aerospace and Defense Market – Segmentation
5.1. Aerospace and defense market – Segmentation
5.1.1. Budget of the armed forces (FY 2022 – FY 2024)
5.1.2. Defense budget allocation (FY 2022 – FY 2024
Chapter 6: Trade Analysis
6.1. Trade analysis
6.1.1. Export
Value-wise
Volume-wise
Country-wise
6.1.2. Import
Value-wise
Volume-wise
Country-wise
Chapter 7: Government Initiatives
7.1. Government initiative
Chapter 8: Market Influencers
8.1. Market drivers
8.2. Market challenges
Chapter 9: Market Trends
9.1 Wipro Limited
Chapter 10: Competitive Landscape
10.1. Ashok Leyland Limited
Company information
Business description
Products/Services
Key people
Financial snapshot
Key business segments
Key geographical segments
Note: Financial and market segments information covered only for public companies
10.2. Bharat Dynamics Limited
10.3. Bharat Electronics Limited
10.4. BAE Systems India Services Private Limited
10.5. Boeing India Private Limited
10.6. Brahmos Aerospace Private Limited
10.7. Kalyani Strategic Systems Limited
10.8. L&T Defense
10.9. Tata Advanced Systems Limited
10.10. Tata Power Strategic Engineering Division
Chapter 11: Recent Developments
11.1. Recent developments
Chapter 12: Appendix
12.1. Research methodology
12.2. About Netscribes
12.3. Disclaimer
