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Global Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) Market (COVID-19 Impact Analysis):
The Missile Technology Control Regime is an unofficial and voluntary group of nations that seeks to coordinate national export licencing initiatives aimed at stopping the proliferation of unmanned delivery systems that can carry weapons of mass destruction. The original founding nations of the MTCR were the United States, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United Kingdom. Since then, the MTCR has expanded to include a total of thirty-four nations, each of which has an equal position within the Regime.

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The MTCR Has Repeatedly Shown Itself to Be a Useful Tool in the Fight Against Missile Proliferation
By triggering missile programme cancellation, conversion, timetable delays, as well as an increase in development costs and part scarcity, it has been attributed with preventing the proliferation of missiles. The cancellation of two Brazilian systems (Avibras’s SS series and Orbita’s MB series) as well as delays in India’s missile development are examples of specific victories. Formerly a target of the MTCR, Israel is now a supporter. The government is also credited with postponing China’s deliveries of M-9 and M11 missiles to Pakistan and with pressuring Germany to strengthen its laws enforcing export controls. Even though it ultimately can’t stop a nation from creating a missile programme, it can restrict the spread of technology.

The Problem with MTCR Membership
The majority of the top manufacturers of missile technology are now members of the MTCR, which was established in 1987 by the largest industrial governments of the Group of Seven (G7). Even a few nations that had earlier been adamantly opposed to the MTCR, including Brazil and India, later joined and are now heavily involved in its operations. However, a number of significant missile manufacturers and exporters, like Israel, do not take part in the MTCR. It is particularly important and challenging that China, which has allegedly provided significant assistance to others, including Iran and North Korea, and has transferred missile technology to a variety of recipients over the years, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey (see the SIPRI Arms Transfers Database), remains outside of the regime.

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Countries mentioned below have been considered under this report
• U.S.
• Canada
• Australia
• Russia
• South Korea
• France
• Argentina
• Brazil
• South Africa
• Japan
• Iran
• China
• India
• North Korea
• Egypt

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Leading companies and the potential for market growth
• Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings Inc.
• AeroVironment, Inc.
• Aselsan Elektronik Sanayi ve Ticaret AS
• Brahmos Aerospace Limited
• China Aerospace Science & Industry Corporation Limited (CASIC)
• Crane Aerospace and Electronics
• Diehl Stiftung & Co. KG,
• DRDO
• Elbit Systems
• Kongsberg Gruppen AS
• Kratos Defence& Security Solutions Inc.
• L3Harris Technologies, Inc.
• Leidos Holdings, Inc. (Leidos)
• Lockheed Martin Corporation
• MBDA Holdings SAS
• Moog Inc.
• Morgan Advanced Materials
• Northrop Grumman Corporation
• Raytheon Technologies Corporation
• Rheinmetall AG
• Saab AB
• Tactical Missiles Corporation JSC (KTRV)
• Textron Inc.
• The Boeing Company
• Ultra Electronics

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Table of Contents

1. Report Overview
1.1 Objectives of the Study
1.2 Introduction to Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) Market
1.3 What This Report Delivers
1.4 Why You Should Read This Report
1.5 Key Questions Answered by this Analytical Report Include:
1.6 Who is this Report for?
1.7 Methodology
1.8 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1.9 Associated Visiongain Reports
1.10 About Visiongain

2 MTCR Overview
2.1 What is the MTCR?
2.2 When did the MTCR start operating?
2.3 Who is a member of the MTCR?
2.4 What is the MTCR used for?
2.5 What connection does the MTCR have with the UN?
2.6 Is the MTCR an agreement?
2.7 What are the MTCR's primary goals?
2.8 How does the MTCR accomplish its goals?
2.9 The MTCR Guidelines are what?
2.10 What does MTCR Annex mean?
2.11 What kind of control do Annex items have?
2.12 Exist any rules governing non-Annex items?
2.13 What distinguishes items under categories I and II of the MTCR?
2.14 Are exports to Partners and exports to non-Partners regulated differently?
2.15 Are the MTCR Guidelines enforceable?
2.16 What duties must Partners fulfil?
2.17 How are choices about export made?
2.18 How is adherence to rules enforced?
2.19 What advantages do Partners receive as MTCR members?
2.20 Can a nation follow the Guidelines without signing up for the MTCR?
2.21 Does the MTCR hold the status of an observer?
2.22 The MTCR Partners meet on what days and how frequently?
2.23 Does the MTCR have a central administrative body?
2.24 The Reinforced Point of Contact (RPOC) Meeting is what, exactly?
2.25 What is A Point of Contact (POC) Meeting?
2.26 The MTCR Chair's name is How do they get picked?
2.27 In the MTCR, how are choices made?
2.28 How frequently does the MTCR hold meetings with guests?

3 Global Perspective of MTCR
3.1 MTCR Outlook
3.1.1 MTCR Is A Group Of Nations With A Shared Interest In Preventing The Spread Of Missiles And Missile Technology
3.1.2 The MTCR Was Created with the Intention of "Reducing the Dangers of Nuclear Proliferation
3.1.3 MTCR Members Published A Set Of Rules Outlining The Basic Tenets Of The System And An Annex Listing The Technologies
3.1.4 A "Strong Presumption" To Forbid An Export Was Added In The Revised Regulations
3.1.5 Aiming to Prevent the Proliferation of Ballistic Missiles and Other Unmanned Delivery Systems
3.1.6 The MTCR Has No Consequences for Transfers Of Controlled Products
3.2 Operations of Organisations
3.2.1 MTCR Meetings
3.2.2 MTCR Membership
3.2.3 MTCR Member Adherence
3.2.4 MTCR Membership Rationale
3.2.5 Implementation
3.2.6 Hague Code of Conduct Against the Proliferation of Ballistic Missiles
3.3 Strengths of MTCR
3.3.1 The MTCR Has Repeatedly Shown Itself To Be A Useful Tool In The Fight Against Missile Proliferation
3.3.2 Several Nations Have Made Commitments To Follow The MTCR Without Actually Joining It
3.3.3 The MTCR Is A Key Component Of State Attempts To Limit The Creation, Spread, And Application Of Missiles
3.3.4 The MTCR Facilitate the Coordination and Standardisation of Export Control Operations and Regulations
3.3.5 The MTCR Is A Dynamic Tool, And Members Are Working To Address Some Of These Flaws
3.4 Weaknesses of MTCR
3.4.1 Operational And Current Issues Presenting Obstacles To The MTCR
3.4.2 Innate And Structural Difficulties in MTCR
3.4.3 The MTCR Has Been Accused In The Past By Several Non-Participating States
3.4.4 The Problem With MTCR Membership
3.4.5 Operational Difficulties In The MTCR
3.4.6 Problems Relating To Technology
3.5 Challenges Connected to COVID-19
3.6 Historical Events in MTCR
3.6.1 MTCR in 2020
3.6.2 MTCR in 2018
3.6.3 MTCR in 2017
3.6.4 MTCR in 2016
3.6.5 MTCR in 2015
3.6.6 MTCR in 2014
3.6.7 MTCR in 2013
3.6.8 MTCR in 2012
3.6.9 MTCR in 2011
3.6.10 MTCR in 2010
3.6.11 MTCR in 2009
3.6.12 MTCR in 2008
3.6.13 MTCR in 2007
3.6.14 MTCR in 2006

4 Russia-Ukraine War Impact
4.1 Russia-Ukraine Updates
4.1.1 Missile Programmes Are Developing Unrestrictedly In The Absence Of A Regional Conversation
4.1.2 Russia Has Used More Than 2,200 Missiles Against Ukraine
4.1.3 Ukraine Now Has A Fresh Wish List Of Weapons It Hopes Will Be Pivotal
4.1.4 The U.S. And Germany Promised To Provide Ukraine With Some Of The Cutting-Edge Weapons
4.1.5 Western Weapons Have Proven Essential To Ukraine's Ability
4.1.6 Russian Defense Ministry Pledged To Increase Missile Attacks On Kiev In Retaliation
4.1.7 The Withdrawal Of The Moskva Decreases Russia's Firepower In The Black Sea
4.1.8 Pentagon Had Postponed A Nuclear Missile Test Launch Set
4.1.9 To Help Ukraine Target Russian Aviation, The Slovakian Government Has Decided To Send Ukraine Its Lone S-300 Surface-To-Air System

5 U.S.
5.1 the United States will implement the 35-nation Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR)
5.2 The two kinds of weaponry are separated by the MTCR
5.3 Recent Developments in the Country
5.3.1 The United Arab Emirates And The U.S. Military Intercepted Two Ballistic Missiles Fired Over Abu Dhabi By Yemen's Houthi Rebels
5.3.2 The Pentagon Is Now Looking To Test Equipment That Might Potentially Protect American Cities
5.3.3 The U.S. State Department Has Cleared The Prospective Sale Of HIMARS Rocket Systems To Estonia, Missiles To Norway, And Torpedoes To South Korea
5.3.4 US Enters the Hypersonic Race
5.3.5 Hypersonic Missiles from NASA
5.3.6 The US Successfully Tested A Hypersonic Missile In The Middle Of March 2022

6 Canada
6.1 Canada Has Committed $4.9 billion Over Six Years to NORAD Modernization

7 Australia
7.1 Australia hosted the 2008 Missile Technology Control Regime Plenary in Canberra
7.2 Australia-United Kingdom-United States (AUKUS) Trilateral Defence Collaboration

8 Russia
8.1 Russia Successfully Tested A Hypersonic Zircon Cruise Missile Over A Distance Of Around 1,000 Km
8.2 First Successful Test Firing Of A Potential Russian Hypersonic Missile From A Nuclear Submarine

9 South Korea
9.1 South Korea Launched Its First Satellite Successfully Using A Home-grown Rocket
9.2 South Korea Became The Tenth Country In The World To Successfully Launch A Satellite Using Homegrown Technology
9.3 South Korea Plans To Launch Four More Nuri Satellites
9.4 South Korea Is Likewise Speeding Up Its Military Build-Up
9.5 South Korea Has Relied On Prolonged Deterrence From The American Nuclear Umbrella To Resist North Korea's Nuclear Threats
9.6 South Korea Is Currently Pursuing The So-Called Three-Pronged Defence Policy

10 France
10.1 France actively participates in the Missile Technology Control Regime
10.2 France, A Steadfast Supporter Of India's Membership

11 Argentina

12 Brazil

13 South Africa
13.1 South Africa Has Decades Of Experience Developing Missile And Rocket Technology
13.2 South Africa Developed The Republic Of South Africa (RSA) Missile Series
13.3 It Is Unclear When South Africa Started Working On Ballistic Missiles

14 Japan
14.1 Japan Does Not Have A Ballistic Missile Development Programme

15 Iran
15.1 Iran Stepped Up Its Efforts To Acquire Illegal Nuclear Missile Technology

16 Israel
16.1 New Israeli-Made Missile Was Displayed At The Eurosatory Defence Expo In Paris
16.2 Iran May Have Been The Source Of The Cyberattack That Led To Erroneous Reports Of Missile Assaults
16.3 An American Plea For Israel To Grant Berlin Permission To Give Ukraine Anti-Tank Missiles

17 China: In or Out of MTCR?
17.1 Chinese Missile Technology Transfers Continue To Raise Concerns For MRTC Members
17.2 Export Restrictions Imposed By China On Missiles, Missile-Related Technologies, And MTCR
17.3 The Present Export Control Regulations And Practises Stand In Stark Contrast To China's Prior Export Rules For Missiles
17.4 MTCR Continues To Be A Significant Roadblock For China
17.5 China Is Continuing To Create New Ballistic Missile Technology Including Highly Precise Cruise Missiles
17.6 China Successfully Conducted An Anti-Ballistic Missile Test
17.7 China Has Conducted Five Midcourse Anti-Ballistic Missile Tests
17.8 China Might Also Be Keeping A Watch Out For Any Potential New Threats Coming From Other Asian Nations
17.9 Air Defence System Driven By AI In China Can Track Hypersonic Missiles
17.10 China Has Been Working On Anti-Ship Missiles For A Long Time

18 India
18.1 India Has Become A Member Of A Select Group Of Nations That Regulate Missile Technology Exports
18.2 India’s Membership Of MTCR Affects Strategic Balance In South Asia Particularly
18.3 India Won't Have Its First Hypersonic Missiles For Five To Six Years
18.4 Beyond Visual Range (BVR) Class Air-To-Air Missile Developed By India
18.5 Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) And Larsen And Toubro (L&T) Jointly Delivered The 100th Akash Air Force Launcher (AAFL)

19 North Korea Missile Market
19.1 North Korea Resumed Weapons Testing
19.2 North Korea's Modernization of Conventional Weapons
19.3 There Will Be An Ongoing, Unrestrained Arms Race On The Korean Peninsula
19.4 Rapid Missile Testing by North Korea
19.4.1 North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Launched A Ballistic Missile Toward Its Eastern Waters
19.4.2 North Korean Government, Oversaw Successful Flight Test Of A Hypersonic Missile By North Korea
19.4.3 The North Korea Is Believed To Have Fired Suspected Artillery Pieces Into The Sea
19.4.4 North Korea Launched A Manoeuvrable Re-entry Vehicle With A Conical Form That Was Pushed By A Liquid-Fuel Booster,
19.5 To Intimidate The United States, North Korea Is Improving Its Nuclear And Missile Capabilities

20 Egypt
20.1 The Missile Technology Control Regime Does Not Include Egypt

21 Future Outlook of MTCR
21.1 Steps to take and the MTCR's future course
21.1.1 Introducing New Initiatives And Boosting Resilience
21.1.2 The MTCR Is The Primary Supply-Side Non-Proliferation Mechanism In The Field Of Missiles
21.2 Considering The Future
21.2.1 The MTCR Buys Time Against Further Proliferation Of Missiles By Slowing The Dispersion Of Missile Technology
21.2.2 Certain Aspects Need To Be Taken Into Account When Re-Evaluating The Regime
21.2.3 Additional Non-Proliferation Or Confidence-Building Regimes Offer A Wealth Of Information
21.2.4 Suggesting A Stronger Sense Of National Commitment And Responsibility
21.2.5 Technology Protection With Currently Accessible Methods Can Prove To Be A Challenging Task
21.2.6 The MTCR Must Develop Into A Confidence-Boosting Tool In And Of Itself (CBM)
21.2.7 The MTCR Has The Potential To Have A Considerable Impact On The Development Of The Global Space And Dual-Use Technology Sectors
21.3 Operations Across Multiple Domains And The Future
21.4 The Cruise Missiles Concern
21.5 The Hypersonic Threat: Countering

22 Company Profiles
22.1 Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings Inc.
22.1.1 Company Snapshot
22.1.2 Company Overview
22.1.3 Financial Analysis
22.1.4 Product Benchmarking
22.1.5 Strategic Outlook
22.2 The Boeing Company
22.2.1 Company Snapshot
22.2.2 Company Overview
22.2.3 Financial Analysis
22.2.4 Product Benchmarking
22.2.5 Recent Developments
22.3 Brahmos Aerospace Limited
22.3.1 Company Snapshot
22.3.2 Company Overview
22.3.3 Financial Analysis
22.3.4 Product Benchmarking
22.3.5 Strategic Outlook
22.4 China Aerospace Science & Industry Corporation Limited (CASIC)
22.4.1 Company Snapshot
22.4.2 Company Overview
22.4.3 Financial Analysis
22.4.4 Product Benchmarking
22.4.5 Recent Developments
22.5 Elbit Systems
22.5.1 Company Snapshot
22.5.2 Company Overview
22.5.3 Financial Analysis
22.5.4 Product Benchmarking
22.5.5 Recent Developments
22.6 Kratos Defence& Security Solutions Inc.
22.6.1 Company Snapshot
22.6.2 Company Overview
22.6.3 Financial Analysis
22.6.4 Product Benchmarking
22.6.5 Recent Developments
22.7 Lockheed Martin Corporation
22.7.1 Company Snapshot
22.7.2 Company Overview
22.7.3 Financial Analysis
22.7.4 Product Benchmarking
22.7.5 Recent Developments
22.8 MBDA Holdings SAS
22.8.1 Company Snapshot
22.8.2 Company Overview
22.8.3 Financial Analysis
22.8.4 Product Benchmarking
22.8.5 Recent Developments
22.9 Northrop Grumman Corporation
22.9.1 Company Snapshot
22.9.2 Company Overview
22.9.3 Financial Analysis
22.9.4 Product Benchmarking
22.9.5 Recent Developments
22.10 Raytheon Technologies Corporation
22.10.1 Company Snapshot
22.10.2 Company Overview
22.10.3 Financial Analysis
22.10.4 Product Benchmarking
22.10.5 Recent Developments
22.11 Saab AB
22.11.1 Company Snapshot
22.11.2 Company Overview
22.11.3 Financial Analysis
22.11.4 Product Benchmarking
22.11.5 Recent Developments
22.12 Tactical Missiles Corporation JSC (KTRV)
22.12.1 Company Snapshot
22.12.2 Company Overview
22.12.3 Financial Analysis
22.12.4 Product Benchmarking
22.12.5 Strategic Outlook
22.13 DRDO
22.13.1 Company Snapshot
22.13.2 Company Overview
22.13.3 Financial Analysis
22.13.4 Product Benchmarking
22.13.5 Strategic Outlook
22.14 Kongsberg Gruppen AS
22.14.1 Company Snapshot
22.14.2 Company Overview
22.14.3 Financial Analysis
22.14.4 Product Benchmarking
22.14.5 Recent Developments
22.15 Leidos
22.15.1 Company Snapshot
22.15.2 Company Overview
22.15.3 Financial Analysis
22.15.4 Product Benchmarking
22.15.5 Recent Developments
22.16 AeroVironment, Inc.
22.16.1 Company Snapshot
22.16.2 Company Overview
22.16.3 Financial Analysis
22.16.4 Product Benchmarking
22.16.5 Recent Developments
22.17 L3Harris Technologies, Inc.
22.17.1 Company Snapshot
22.17.2 Company Overview
22.17.3 Financial Analysis
22.17.4 Product Benchmarking
22.17.5 Recent Developments
22.18 Aselsan
22.18.1 Company Snapshot
22.18.2 Company Overview
22.18.3 Financial Analysis
22.18.4 Product Benchmarking
22.18.5 Strategic Outlook
22.19 Ultra Electronics
22.19.1 Company Snapshot
22.19.2 Company Overview
22.19.3 Financial Analysis
22.19.4 Product Benchmarking
22.19.5 Strategic Outlook
22.20 Textron Inc.
22.20.1 Company Snapshot
22.20.2 Company Overview
22.20.3 Financial Analysis
22.20.4 Product Benchmarking
22.20.5 Strategic Outlook
22.21 Rheinmetall AG
22.21.1 Company Snapshot
22.21.2 Company Overview
22.21.3 Financial Analysis
22.21.4 Product Benchmarking
22.21.5 Strategic Outlook
22.22 Morgan Advanced Materials
22.22.1 Company Snapshot
22.22.2 Company Overview
22.22.3 Financial Analysis
22.22.4 Product Benchmarking
22.22.5 Strategic Outlook
22.23 Moog Inc.
22.23.1 Company Snapshot
22.23.2 Company Overview
22.23.3 Financial Analysis
22.23.4 Product Benchmarking
22.23.5 Strategic Outlook
22.24 Crane Aerospace and Electronics
22.24.1 Company Snapshot
22.24.2 Company Overview
22.24.3 Financial Analysis
22.24.4 Product Benchmarking
22.24.5 Strategic Outlook
22.25 Diehl Stiftung & Co. KG,
22.25.1 Company Snapshot
22.25.2 Company Overview
22.25.3 Financial Analysis
22.25.4 Product Benchmarking
22.25.5 Strategic Outlook

23 Conclusion and Recommendations
23.1 Concluding Remarks from Visiongain