Market Share of X-Band Radar Industry
The X-band radar market is fragmented as the technology is rapidly emerging, and hence, the market potential encourages the entry and participation of new market players. The market leaders include prominent defense incumbents such as RTX Corporation, FURUNO ELECTRIC CO. LTD, Northrop Grumman Corporation, Leonardo SpA, and THALES. Various initiatives and product innovations are being made by companies, which have led them to strengthen their presence in the market. Occupying a key position within the realm of surveillance technology, THALES developed the groundbreaking Ground Observer family of radars. These sophisticated radar systems are meticulously designed for the dual purpose of monitoring both terrestrial and coastal activities. In the aerospace and aviation sector, Honeywell International and Thales Group play significant roles, offering radar systems for air traffic control and surveillance.
Weather radar specialists, like Selex ES (Leonardo) and EWR Radar Systems, contribute to advancements in meteorological applications. The market is also characterized by collaborations and strategic partnerships among key players to enhance product offerings and global market reach. For instance, in January 2021, HENSOLDT UK unveiled the SPEXER 600 mid-range, X-band ground surveillance radar designed to enable offensive operations such as long-range fire support while also supporting defensive missions such as force protection for static installations and mobile ground formations. The SPEXER 600 is capable of automatic detection, classification, and tracking of ground, coastal, and low-flying air targets at a maximum range of 400 km. The SPEXER 600 series features a solid-state GaN system operating at a frequency range of 9-9.6 GHz with an azimuth coverage area of plus or minus 60 degrees and an elevation range of 40 degrees.
X-Bands Radars Market Leaders
Leonardo S.p.A.
Northrop Grumman Corporation
THALES
RTX Corporation
FURUNO ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
*Disclaimer: Major Players sorted in no particular order
