DRFMs Report OEMs and Markets

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from $2,050	100 Pages	Engalco	June, 2025	CFFQ20149728

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Price	from $2,050
Length	100 Pages
Publisher	Engalco
Published Date	June, 2025
SKU	CFFQ20149728

The principal aim of this report is to provide detailed data on the markets for digital radio frequency memories (DRFMs). Year 2024 is the base year and forecast market values (US$ and sales volumes) are reported on an annual basis up to year 2030.

Toward this aim the report is organized into the following five parts:

Section 1 The “North Atlantic” Scenario
Section 2 Electronic Warfare (EW), Military Radars, DRFM Technology & Supply Chain
Section 3 Major Tier 1 Corporate Players: Europe, Israel & the USA
Section 4 Total Addressable Markets (TAMs) and Volume Sales

Section 1 provides an overview of some current conflicts: including the Middle East and the Ukraine. Financial contributions toward NATO are cited for each out of a selection of NATO member countries (2023) and for what we are terming “New NATO” (circa year 2030). Overall expenditures on EW and radars are presented.

Section 2 includes detailed descriptions of EW technology (including jammers), description of DRFM, military radars (AESA and “non-AESA"). The Supply Chain is is also presented and discussed. Everything in Section 2 is required to support material presented in subsequent sections of this report.

Section 3 provides company profiles and commentaries on a selection of (mainly) 17 major Tier 1 corporations variously headquartered in Europe, Israel and the USA. This is a very important part of the report because of the impact of these corporations have on sales of EW systems and DRFMs. Details are provided regarding each corporations presence in European and other “Free-World” countries.

Section 4 is the most important part of the report because this section provides all the quantitative forecasts of total available markets (TAMs, US$M) and volume sales.

Data are presented on a global basis (Free-World), by region (USA, Europe, Middle East and the “Rest of the Free World”. Additionally data are also provide for a selection of European countries. In all instances the methodologies are described.

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Executive Summary: ES.1 Some Global Aspects; ES.2 Some Fundamental Technological Requirements; ES.3 Systems-Level Equipment and Microwave Module Suppliers; ES.4 Markets
Section 1 An Overview of Defense Strategies: 1.1 Introduction; 1.2 Some Global Aspects; 1.3 Updates on (Mainly) Selected NATO Countries; 1.4 Possible 2030 Situation
Section 2 Electronic Warfare (EW), DRFMs and Military Radars: 2.1 EW Systems; 2.2 Digital Radio-Frequency Memories (DRFMs); 2.3 Military radar systems; 2.4 Supply Chains: from Electronics to Major Systems Including Aircraft
Section 3 Company Profiles: (A) Major Tier 1 Corporate Players: Europe, Israel & the USA. (B) Smaller OEMs: 3.15 Leaders in DRFM Modules; 3.16 Rohde & Schwarz; 3.17 AI-augmented DRFMs
Section 4 Market Data (TAMs) and Volume Sales Including Annual Forecasts for DRFMs: 2024 to 2030: 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 End-User Segments; 4.3 Frequency Bands; 4.4 Definitions and Organization of the Data and Forecasts; 4.5 Critiques relating to all the data; 4.6 Factors which could upset the TAM data significantly; 4.7 Global Market Data (TAMs and Volumes); 4.8 Methodology for Determining the Regional Data; 4.9 The Regions; 4.10 Methodology for Determining the European National Data; 4.11 Country-by-country (Europe) Data
List of Figures: Figure ES.1 Elbit Systems Regional Sales Distribution; Figure ES.2 TAMs for DRFMs (Global; Free-World: US$M); Figure ES.3 TAMs for DRFMs (RoFW US$M); Figure 2.1 Main Electronic Signal Processing Elements Comprising a DRFM; Figure 2.2 Block Diagram of a Typical “non-AESA” Radar System; Figure 2.3 Supply Chain: from Basic Components to Major Systems; Figure 3.1 Main Divisions of Airbus (with proportions of annual sales); Figure 3.2 Subdivisions of Airbus' Defense & Space; Figure 3.3 Curtiss-Wright US Government Sales Segmentations; Figure 3.4 Elbit Systems Regional Sales Distribution; Figure 3.5 KGS Revenue Breakdown for Year 2023 ($M); Figure 3.6 KGS Unmanned Systems Revenue Breakdown for Year 2023 ($M); Figure 3.7 Leonardo: Proportions of International Sales for Year 2023 (%); Figure 3.8 Northrop Grumman Main Divisions: Annual Sales, 2024 ($B); Figure 3.9 RTX Companies' Segmentations ($B); Figure 3.10 Teledyne's Major Business Segments (%); Figure 3.11 Major Divisions of Thales Group (% total revenues); Figure 4.1 TAM and Captive Market Segments; Figure 4.2 TAMs for DRFMs (Global; Free-World: US$M; Figure 4.3 DRFMs: Global Volume Sales (k); Figure 4.4 TAMs for DRFMs (USA: US$M); Figure 4.5 DRFMs: Volume Sales in USA (k); Figure 4.6 TAMs for DRFMs (Europe: US$M); Figure 4.7 DRFMs: Volume Sales across Europe (k); Figure 4.8 TAMs for DRFMs (Middle East US$M); Figure 4.9 DRFMs: Volume Sales across the Middle East (k); Figure 4.10 TAMs for DRFMs (RoFW US$M); Figure 4.11 DRFMs: Volume Sales across the RoFW (k); Figure 4.12 France: TAMs for DRFMs ($M); Figure 4.13 Volume Sales of DRFMs in France (k); Figure 4.14 Germany: TAMs for DRFMs ($M); Figure 4.15 Volume Sales of DRFMs in Germany (k); Figure 4.16 Italy: TAMs for DRFMs ($M); Figure 4.17 Volume Sales of DRFMs in Italy (k); Figure 4.18 Poland: TAMs for DRFMs ($M); Figure 4.19 Volume Sales of DRFMs in Poland (k); Figure 4.20 Spain: TAMs for DRFMs ($M); Figure 4.21 Volume Sales of DRFMs in Spain (k); Figure 4.22 Turkey: TAMs for DRFMs ($M); Figure 4.23 Volume Sales of DRFMs in Turkey (k); Figure 4.24 UK: TAMs for DRFMs ($M); Figure 4.25 Volume Sales of DRFMs in UK (k); Figure 4.26 Rest of Free Europe (RoFE): TAMs for DRFMs ($M); Figure 4.27 Volume Sales of DRFMs inthe RoFE (k)
List of Tables: Table ES-1 Main Data (2030) Concerning Selected Countries (“New NATO”*); Table ES-2 Outline: Company Annual Revenues and Profits for 2023 and 2024; Table 1-1 Defense Data (2023) Concerning Selected Countries (NATO plus Israel); Table 1-2 Main Data (2030) Concerning Selected Countries (“New NATO”*); Table 3-1 Airbus’ Annual Revenues and Profits for 2023 and 2024; Table 3-2 Airbus’ D&S Annual Revenues and Profits for 2022 and 2023; Table 3-3 BAE Systems Annual Revenues and Profits for 2023 and 2024; Table 3-4 Curtiss-Wright Annual Revenues and Profits for 2023 and 2024; Table 3-5 Elbit Systems’ Annual Revenues for 2022 and 2023; Table 3-6 Hensoldt's Annual Revenues for 2023 and 2024; Table 3-7 Kratos Defense and Security Solutions Main Data; Table 3-8 Kratos Defense and Security Solutions Revenues ($M); Table 3-9 L3Harris Technologies’ Annual Revenues for 2023 and 2024 ($B); Table 3-10 Leonardo’s Main Financials for Years 2023 and 2024; Table 3-11 Northrop Grumman’s Annual Revenues and Profits for 2023 and 2024; Table 3-12 RTX Corporation’s Annual Revenues and Profits for 2023 and 2024; Table 3-13 Teledyne’s Annual Revenues and Profits for 2022 and 2023; Table 3-14 Thales Group’s Annual Revenues and Profits for 2023 and 2024; Table 3-15 Astra Microwave Products; Table 3-16 Supply of AI-augmented DRFMs, 2025: Definite & Likely Companies; Table 4-1 Changes to the “Surprise-Free” TAM Data Anticipated if a; Major Disaster occurred after Spring/Summer-2025; Table 4-2 Initial “Expectations” Regarding Each European Country/Region; Table 4-3 Companies that explicitly have (DRFMs) commercial interests in each European country (2025)