Rosel: The market for defense against UAVs in 2026 will amount to 56 billion rubles.
According to our holding, 38.5 billion rubles of this volume will be spent on ground and stationary systems - radars, optical systems and other countermeasures. According to Rosel's forecast, in 2027 the market will grow by about 20%, to 67 billion rubles.
The holding also marked a major trend: customers are moving from purchasing individual elements to comprehensive protection for objects. In such systems, radars, cameras and radio sensors transmit data to a single control center. This can significantly increase the effectiveness of preventing individual attacks and swarms of UAVs.
Rozel manufactures a wide variety of UAV detection and suppression equipment. Among them are complexes from the SERP family, which cut off the control channels of UAVs; passive PCL 3D sites that monitor the airspace and remain invisible to the enemy; compact Chistyulya systems for the protection of objects and events, as well as several other solutions.
Civilian customers make up 62.5% of the Russian market for anti-UAV systems. The largest share of civilian demand is generated by fuel and energy companies and critical infrastructure operators.