RnRMarketResearch.com adds “The Global CBRN Defense Market 2013–2023” new report on its database & Report will be available from 13-May-2013.
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The global CBRN defense
market is estimated to value US$9 billion in 2013. The market consists of CBRN protection,
detection, decontamination, disposal, and simulation equipment, and is expected
to witness a moderate increase during the forecast period (2013-2023),
primarily due to the modernization initiatives planned in North America and
Europe and threats from terrorism and hostile neighboring countries in the Asia
Pacific and Middle Eastern regions. The market is expected to increase at a
CAGR of 4.2% during the forecast period, to reach US$13.7 billion by 2023; CBRN
protection equipment is expected to account for the majority of the global CBRN
defense market, followed by detection and decontamination systems, and CBRN
disposal and simulation segments are expected to account for a relatively low
share of the CBRN defense market over the forecast period. During the forecast
period, cumulative global expenditure on CBRN defense is expected to reach
US$121.4 billion.
Despite its high fiscal
deficit, North America is expected to account for the largest share of the CBRN
defense market during the forecast period, with a global market share of 53%.
Steady economic growth, international terrorism, counter insurgency, and modernization
programs will create significant demand for CBRN defense in Europe, making it
the second most attractive market, with a share of 19% during the forecast
period. Moreover, the budget cuts are not expected to affect the flow of
investment in the CBRN defense sector in Europe, which is anticipated to
attract steadily increasing funding during the forecast period. Asia Pacific is
another major spender in this region, owing to the high levels of spending that
are expected to be directed towards this sector by Japan, China, and India.
Japan has increased its spending on CBRN defense, mostly on civilian protection
and decontamination, and is expected to continue doing so over the forecast
period in order to prevent or mitigate disasters such as the Fukushima nuclear
reactor. Countries including India, Australia, and South Korea are directing
funds towards this sector in response to the high levels of threat these
countries face from terrorism and hostile neighbors.
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