Today we launch the Unmanned Airspace 2025 Global Counter-UAS Systems Directory.
This is a new, essential reference guide for C-UAS system procurement agencies and a key market/competitor analysis tool for the global industry
It is the world’s only comprehensive, updated guide to C-UAS systems under development or in production around the world and contains over 550 company listings with over 1,000 programme and system descriptions.
Since its first publication in 2017, the directory has become a vital source of market information for military, civil and security agency procurers around the world and is the most downloaded page from the www.unmannedairspace.info website.
The new 2025 edition has been updated and considerably expanded. It allows readers to quickly and easily search for systems by type or country. It provides readers with the latest information on:
- Manufacturer-derived C-UAS system technical data and capabilities (with sources)
- Contract awards in the public domain
- Countries of origin and website contact details
- Partnership arrangements
- Other relevant market information – approvals, financing etc
The Guide focuses on products and services which are being developed for, or are in operating in, the open market, including ITAR restricted items as well as products developed in Russia, China and Iran.
For C-UAS technology suppliers, the Directory gives a unique view of competitor activity in terms of new products, customer buying history and industry partnerships. There is a particular focus on Ukrainian C-UAS systems and companies, given the rapidly changing operational requirements in this region.
For more information and sample pages please click here.
The Unmanned Airspace 2025 Global Counter-UAS Systems Directory is available now in word, pdf and excel formats for £1,200. The next update to the Directory will be published in January 2026. However, we can provide a bespoke update service on a weekly basis. To find out more about this service and to purchase the Guide or to get further information about the publication, please contact the editor Philip Butterworth-Hayes at philip@unmannedairspace.info or telephone +44 7778 030 633.
