United States Short Range Air Surveillance Radar Industry Sector Poised for Strong Growth with Electronic Warfare Shift

Global Short Range Air Surveillance Radar Market" is predicted to reach a high CAGR during the forecast period (2024-2031).

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United States: Recent Developments

✅ November 2025: Raytheon introduced an upgraded short-range air surveillance radar featuring AI-enabled threat prioritization for military base protection.

✅ October 2025: Lockheed Martin secured a defense contract to deploy mobile short-range radars for counter-UAS (drone) capabilities.

✅ September 2025: Northrop Grumman enhanced radar-on-vehicle platforms with all-weather 360-degree perimeter surveillance for homeland security.

GCC: Recent Developments

✅ November 2025: Saudi Arabia deployed next-gen ground-based short-range surveillance radars to secure border and pipeline infrastructure.

✅ October 2025: UAE partnered with a European defence firm to integrate radar-based counter-drone systems into critical infrastructure security.

✅ September 2025: Qatar invested in mobile short-range surveillance radars for air-base protection during major events and air traffic expansion.

MENA: Recent Developments

✅ November 2025: Egypt modernized air surveillance capabilities with multi-target short-range radars for coastal defense.

✅ October 2025: Israel introduced hybrid electro-optical + radar surveillance solutions for early low-altitude intrusion detection.

✅ September 2025: Morocco adopted portable short-range air surveillance systems to enhance rapid battlefield situational awareness.

Major Growing Players:

Thales Group, Hensoldt, Indra Sistemas, ISRAEL AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES. LTD., Lockheed Martin Corporation., Leonardo S.P.A., NEC Corporation, Northrop Grumman., Raytheon Technologies Corporation, Harris Corporation, Elbit Systems Ltd., Intel can

Recent M&A activity

1. Defense radar M&A is clustering around C4ISR, short‐range air defense, and counter‐UAS capabilities. Key illustrative moves:​

2. Anduril acquired the radar and C2 businesses of Numerica Corporation, adding Spyglass and Spark short‐range air-defense radars optimized for counter‐UAS and vehicle protection missions.​

3. C4ISR market M&A in 2025 is being driven by U.S. policy emphasis on domestic defense tech and sensor fusion, with radar, battle management, and electronic warfare assets among priority targets

Forecast Projection:

The Global Short Range Air Surveillance Market is anticipated to rise at a considerable rate during the forecast period, between 2025 and 2032. In 2024, the market is growing at a steady rate, and with the rising adoption of strategies by key players, the market is expected to rise over the projected horizon.

Research Process:

Global Short Range Air Surveillance Market report is built on solid intelligence - powered by both primary and secondary research. Our analysts have deep-dived into every factor that can influence your business roadmap, including government regulations, competitive landscape, tech innovations, historical market behavior, upcoming breakthroughs, adjacent industry trends, market volatility, growth prospects, and potential risks.

Government regulation and policy

1. Defense radar is affected more by procurement and industrial policy than classic "regulation."

2. The U.S. is using executive and industrial‐policy tools in C4ISR to favor domestic suppliers and accelerate sensor, radar, and command‐and‐control upgrades, which boosts transaction and investment appetite in SHORAD and surveillance radar.​

3. India's Ministry of Defence "Make in India" policy has driven a record number of domestic defense contracts, including many radar and air‐defense projects, with 145 projects cleared under the domestic procurement push by March 2025.​

4. NATO and allied modernization roadmaps emphasize interoperable short‐range air and missile defense layers, which is creating standardized requirements for radars and encouraging modular, export‐friendly designs.

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Key Segments:

By Type: (Surveillance & Airborne Early Warning Radar, Counter-Drone Radar, Tactical Radar, Others)

By Platform: (Land Radar, Naval Radar, Airborne Radar, Space-Based Radar)

By Frequency: (X-band, S-band, C-band, Others)

By Range: (Very short Range ( < 10 Km), Short Range (10-60 Km))

By Application: (UAV Detection, Fighter Aircrafts Detection, Quadcopters Detection)

By End-User: (Defense and Space, National Security, Civil Airports, Harbour, Oil and Gas, Maritime Protection Agencies

Regional Analysis for Market:

⇥ North America (U.S., Canada, Mexico)

⇥ Europe (U.K., Italy, Germany, Russia, France, Spain, The Netherlands and Rest of Europe)

⇥ Asia-Pacific (India, Japan, China, South Korea, Australia, Indonesia Rest of Asia Pacific)

⇥ South America (Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, Rest of South America)

⇥ Middle East & Africa (Saudi Arabia, U.A.E., South Africa, Rest of Middle East & Africa)

New technology trends

1. Short‐range air surveillance and SHORAD radar technology is evolving along several axes.

2. AI‐enabled sensor fusion and autonomous target recognition are being integrated into SHORAD radars to improve detection of low‐RCS, low‐altitude, and high‐speed threats, including drones and cruise missiles.​

3. There is a shift toward mobile, modular, 360‐degree coverage radar nodes that can be networked into larger air‐defense architectures and upgraded via software.​

4. Directed‐energy‐linked radar (laser and high‐power microwave SHORAD concepts) is emerging for cost‐effective drone‐swarm defense, with several prototypes already tested in live‐fire conditions.​

5. AESA and compact tactical radars are being developed for air and missile defense and short‐range applications, with firms like Thales and Saab referenced for next‐generation ground and medium‐range tactical radars, confident, forward-looking decisions.

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New projects and programs

1. Recent contracts and programs explicitly involve short‐range or closely related air‐defense radar.

2. Poland's PGZ‐Narew consortium signed a roughly USD 1.6 billion contract in September 2025 to supply 46 passive‐location radars for the country's short‐range air and missile defense layer, intended to integrate into its broader Narew system.​

3. India awarded Bharat Electronics Limited a contract of about INR 2,000 crore (around USD 240 million) in July 2025 to supply air‐defense fire‐control radars to the Army, aligned with indigenous SHORAD and surface‐to‐air systems.​

4. The U.S. Army has requested around USD 400.69 million for procurement of 22 M‐SHORAD Increment 1 systems for 2024, and is continuing an IM‐SHORAD C‐UAS program both heavily reliant on short‐range surveillance and fire‐control radar.​

5. Türkiye has announced about USD 6.5 billion in contracts to build its multi‐layer "Steel Dome" air‐defense architecture, which includes short‐ and medium‐range systems with indigenous radar components.

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