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报告摘要
2018 Global Aerospace and Defense Industry Outlook Summary
Core Content
The global aerospace and defense (A&D) industry is on a solid path for profitable growth in 2018, with Deloitte forecasting a revenue increase of approximately 4.1%. This growth is expected to be driven by several factors, including the recovery of global GDP, stable commodity prices, and rising demand for commercial aircraft, particularly in the Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and Latin America regions. Additionally, increased defense spending due to heightened global security threats is expected to support the growth of the defense sector.
Main Points
Commercial Aircraft Sector Outlook
- Revenue Growth: The commercial aircraft sector is expected to grow by 4.8% in 2018, following a subdued 2.1% growth in 2017.
- Production Increase: Aircraft manufacturers are ramping up production, with nearly 100 additional aircraft expected to be produced in 2018 compared to 2017.
- Demand Drivers: Passenger travel demand has been increasing at a CAGR of 5.1% over the last 10 years, with the Asia-Pacific region leading growth. The middle class population in the region is expected to grow to 65% by 2030, further boosting demand.
- Order Backlog: The global commercial aircraft backlog stood at 14,215 units at the end of 2017, representing nine and a half years of current production levels.
- Production Trends: Production levels are expected to increase by 25% over the next decade, with a 7% increase in 2018 compared to 2017.
- Narrow Body Aircraft: Narrow body aircraft are expected to dominate production, with Boeing and Airbus increasing their production rates.
- Challenges: Demand for widebody aircraft is expected to soften due to overcapacity, deferred upgrades, and low oil prices making older aircraft more economical.
- New Entrants: China and Russia are emerging as new players in commercial aircraft manufacturing, with COMAC's C919 program showing promise, though facing certification and operational challenges.
Defense Sector Outlook
- Revenue Growth: The defense sector is projected to grow by 3.6% in 2018, with global defense spending expected to reach US$2 trillion by 2022 at a CAGR of 3.0%.
- Security Threats: Rising threats such as cyber-attacks, hybrid warfare, and geopolitical tensions are driving defense spending.
- US Defense Budget: The US defense budget is expected to return to growth, with FY2019 budget US$79 billion higher than FY2018, signaling a shift toward modernization and recapitalization.
- Regional Spending: Countries like India, China, and Japan are increasing their defense budgets, while Middle Eastern countries are facing budget constraints due to lower oil prices.
- Key Defense Products: Focus areas include armored ground vehicles, ground attack munitions, intelligence and surveillance systems, cyber protections, and maritime patrol assets.
- M&A Activity: Increased M&A is expected, especially in the US and Europe, driven by cost reduction and technology acquisition needs.
Key Trends and Outlook
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) Activity
- M&A deal value has more than doubled in the past year.
- US defense sector may see accelerated M&A due to increased budget certainty.
- Large prime contractors are likely to acquire small-to-mid-sized firms to gain access to new technologies and markets.
- European defense sector is unlikely to see large M&A deals, but joint ventures (JVs) may be pursued to strengthen market positions.
Shareholder Returns
- The A&D industry is expected to deliver strong shareholder returns in 2018.
- Operating profits are projected to increase by 18.5% in the commercial aircraft sector and 10.2% in the defense sector.
Regional Perspectives
| Country/Region | Key Trends and Outlook |
|---|---|
| India | - Likely to be the third largest aviation market by 2025<br>- Expected to require 2,100 new aircraft over the next two decades, worth US$290 billion<br>- 2017-18 defense budget reached US$57.4 billion, the third largest globally<br>- Strategic Partnership Model is being implemented to boost self-reliance in defense manufacturing |
| China | - Defense budget in 2017 was US$192.5 billion, the second largest globally<br>- Aiming for an 8.1% increase in defense budget for 2018<br>- Commercial aviation sector is expected to be the largest by 2024, with a demand for 7,240 aircraft worth US$1.1 trillion<br>- COMAC's C919 is nearing commercial launch, with deliveries expected in 2021 |
| Japan | - Defense budget increased to US$43.5 billion in 2017<br>- Military expenditure as a % of GDP remains below 1.0%<br>- Low-cost carriers (LCCs) are driving commercial aircraft demand<br>- Lifted 50-year ban on military equipment exports in 2014 |
| Middle East | - Growth in commercial aircraft and military spending was high during the oil price boom (2009–2014)<br>- UAE and Saudi Arabia have seen declines in defense budgets<br>- Passenger traffic is expected to grow at 5.6% over the next 20 years, requiring 3,350 additional aircraft<br>- US travel bans and electronic device restrictions impacted growth in 2017 |
| United Kingdom (UK) | - 2017 defense budget increased by 1.4% to US$51.2 billion<br>- Expected to invest US$38.6 billion over the next three years in military modernization<br>- Brexit introduces uncertainty in terms of workforce mobility, trade agreements, and profitability |
Technology and Efficiency
- Investment in technology is critical for A&D companies to remain competitive.
- Advanced manufacturing technologies will be necessary to enhance productivity and efficiency.
- Supply chain strengthening and effective program management are also key challenges for the industry.
Financial Performance
- 2017 Financial Highlights:
- Commercial aircraft sector saw 2.1% revenue growth and 18.5% operating profit increase.
- Defense sector experienced 3.6% revenue growth and 10.2% operating profit increase.
- 2018 Projections:
- US A&D industry is expected to see 3.7% revenue growth and 9.9% operating profit increase.
- European A&D industry is projected to grow by 4.9% in revenue and 22.3% in operating earnings.
Conclusion
The global aerospace and defense industry is poised for sustained growth in 2018, driven by increased demand for commercial aircraft, rising defense spending, and strategic M&A activity. While regional differences exist in terms of budget allocation and growth trajectories, the industry as a whole is expected to benefit from technological advancements, increased production rates, and global security concerns.
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