Global Radome Market is Projected to Grow at a CAGR of 6.7% by 2033: Visiongain
Visiongain Reports Ltd
Visiongain Reports Ltd

As per the report by Visiongain, the Global Radome Market was valued at US$1,640.5 million in 2022. The market is projected to reach a market value of more than US$3,258.5 million by 2033. 

Visiongain has published a new report: Global Radome Market, (COVID-19 Impact Analysis):- Market Segment by Material (Glass-Fibre, PVC, PE, PTFE, Quartz, Others), Market Segment by Application {Ground (Radio Antennas, Airborne Traffic Control, Others), Airborne (Military Aircraft, Commercial & Business Aircraft), Shipboard (Military Shipboard, Commercial Shipboard)}, PLUS COVID-19 Impact Analysis, and Profiles of Leading Companies, Region and Country.

Growing UAV Industry to Drive the Radome Market

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), sometimes known as drones, have long been a common sight in military applications, particularly surveillance, and the spectrum of defence uses continues to expand as technology advances. Drone development is continuing to accelerate, owing to geopolitical considerations such as China's ascent. In its ongoing quest to impose itself as a regional hegemon, the development of drone technology is critical. The government category, which includes military and law enforcement organizations, was the primary demand driver for drones in 2022, accounting for more than 70% of the worldwide market.

How has COVID-19 had a Significant Negative Impact on the Radome Market?

The global radome industry relies on complex supply chains for raw materials, manufacturing components, and transportation. During the pandemic, disruptions in these supply chains, including factory shutdowns and logistics challenges, led to delays in production and delivery of radomes. The pandemic resulted in reduced demand for radomes in certain sectors. Industries such as aviation, aerospace, and defense, which are major consumers of radomes, were significantly impacted by travel restrictions, reduced air traffic, and budget constraints. As a result, the demand for radomes in these sectors declined, leading to a decrease in orders.

The pandemic forced many industries to shift their priorities and investments towards addressing immediate challenges related to health and safety. This shift, combined with financial constraints, resulted in a delay or cancellation of projects that would have required radome installations. Despite the overall decline in demand, certain sectors, particularly those involved in surveillance, weather monitoring, and telecommunications, experienced increased demand for radomes. These sectors were deemed essential during the pandemic, and the need for reliable radar systems and communication infrastructure remained critical.