Overview
The Global Satellite IoT Connectivity Tracker & Forecast provides a comprehensive view of the satellite IoT market, with historical connections from 2020 to 2026 and a forecast from 2027 to 2032. It offers a nested view of connections by operator, technology, orbit, spectrum and application, to help assess market growth, competitive dynamics and the shift from proprietary to standards-based satellite connectivity.
What the Full Report Will Cover
The tracker covers 15+ satellite IoT operators, including Iridium, Skylo, Globalstar, Viasat, ORBCOMM, Myriota, Sateliot, OQ Technology, Kinéis, Thuraya, EchoStar Mobile, Lacuna Space and Astrocast.
Technology coverage includes 3GPP NB-NTN, 3GPP NR-NTN, LoRa-NTN and proprietary satellite IoT, with analysis by orbit and spectrum band.
Application analysis spans nine segments: logistics, agriculture, oil and gas, maritime, connected cars, construction, energy and utilities, government and defence, and other IoT (mining, environment and others).
The tracker provides historical data from 2020 to 2026 and forecasts from 2027 to 2032.
Who Should Read This
- Satellite operators and NTN service providers
- Mobile network operators and MVNOs
- Chipset, module and device vendors
- Automotive OEMs and telematics providers
- IoT platform and solution providers
- Enterprises in logistics, energy, agriculture and maritime
- Investors and strategy teams
Key Questions the Report Answers
- How large is the satellite IoT market, and how fast will connections grow to 2032?
- Which operators lead the market by connections, and how will market share shift?
- How quickly will 3GPP NB-NTN overtake proprietary satellite IoT technologies?
- Which applications are driving demand, and which segments are growing fastest?
- What role will NR-NTN, LoRa-NTN and hybrid satellite-cellular solutions play?
