Brazilian Defense Industry 2019

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Future of the Brazilian Defense Industry Market
Attractiveness, Competitive Landscape and
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Future of the Brazilian Defense Industry Market
Attractiveness, Competitive Landscape and
Forecasts to 2019

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• What is the current market landscape and what is
  changing?
• Brazil which is the largest defense spender in
  Latin America is projected to spend US190
  billion on its armed forces during the forecast
  period. Defense expenditure registered a negative
  CAGR of -2.58 during the review period,
  primarily due to the recent fiscal budget cuts in
  2013 as the Government aims to reduce the
  inflation. However, it is anticipated to record a
  CAGR of 7.82 during the forecast period driven
  primarily by  aggressive procurement of naval
  vessels, the border monitoring program- SISFRON
  (Sistema Integrado de Monitoramento de
  Fronteiras) and SISGAAZ (Sistema de Gerenciamento
  da Amazônia Azul) to be implemented during the
  forecast period. The Brazilian defense industry
  is expected to focus its expenditure on the FX-2
  program, nuclear-powered attack submarines (SSN),
  aircraft carriers, transport helicopters and also
  modernizing its armored vehicles.
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Future of the Brazilian Defense Industry Market
Attractiveness, Competitive Landscape and
Forecasts to 2019

• What makes this report unique and essential to
  read?
• The Future of the Brazilian Defense Industry
  Market Attractiveness, Competitive Landscape, and
  Forecasts to 2019 provides detailed analysis of
  the current industry size and growth expectations
  from 2015 to 2019, including highlights of key
  growth stimulators. It also benchmarks the
  industry against key global markets and provides
  a detailed understanding of emerging
  opportunities in specific areas.
• Key Market Issues
• Brazil has a strict offset obligation for defense
  deals, equivalent to 100 of the contract value.
  This has proved a challenge for those foreign
  OEMs whose government has a policy of limited
  technology transfer, including the US-based
  company Boeing. Moreover, Brazils offset policy
  requires that defense contracts use domestic
  companies for the manufacture and assembly of
  defense systems. A number of foreign OEMs have
  agreed to such offset requirements due to the
  availability of inexpensive labor and raw
  materials in the country.
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Future of the Brazilian Defense Industry Market
Attractiveness, Competitive Landscape and
Forecasts to 2019

• However, a significant portion of these companies
  are reluctant to share proprietary information
  with Brazil, and often fail to supply defense
  systems to the country as a consequence. These
  rigorous requirements by Brazil often delay the
  approval of defense deals.
• A significant challenge faced by defense
  suppliers to Brazil is the time taken by the
  Ministry of Defense to ratify defense deals. As
  defense procurements occur through competitive
  bidding, competing companies must undergo
  technical compliance checks, after which the
  ministry enters a lengthy negotiation process
  with bidders, designed to secure the maximum
  technology transfer at the lowest price. Although
  the armed forces are in charge of conducting
  trials on shortlisted equipment and forwarding
  their recommendations to the Ministry of Defense
  (MoD) who perform the final financial
  negotiations with the concerned seller.
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Future of the Brazilian Defense Industry Market
Attractiveness, Competitive Landscape and
Forecasts to 2019

• Key Highlights
• The Brazilian MoD is increasing efforts to
  replace its aging military systems and equipment
  acquired during the Soviet era. The country is
  expanding its naval fleet to increase regional
  maritime security by procuring Amazonas Class
  Ocean Patrol Vessels from UK and France. Further
  in an agreement signed with France in 2008,
  Brazil  jointly manufacturing four Scorpene
  attack submarines, anticipated to enter service
  in 2017 along with a nuclear-powered submarine to
  be commissioned in 2023.Additionally in 2013, the
  Brazilian Air Force has chosen Saabs Gripen over
  other prospects which included Dassaults Rafale
  jet and Boeings F/A 18 Super Hornet under a
  US4.5 billion to provide 36 fighter jets by
  2020.The countrys defense ministry is also
  currently in the process of strengthening its
  military ties with Russia, having initiated a
  US1 billion planned procurement of anti-aircraft
  missile batteries. The country also plans to
  replace its domestically manufactured Urutu
  armored personnel carriers with 2,044 units of
  Italian-made Iveco Vehicles, in a deal worth
  US3.5 billion.
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Attractiveness, Competitive Landscape and
Forecasts to 2019

• Brazils ambitious international sporting events
  are anticipated to boost the countrys spending
  on the homeland security during the forecast
  period. Millions of spectators are expected to
  attend the 2014 Football World Cup and 2016
  Olympics, which will take place in Brazil and
  will require additional security. The country has
  invested significantly in command and control
  centers, training, and security equipment such as
  mobile police stations, boats, cameras, anti-bomb
  systems, video-walls, radio communications, media
  intelligence monitoring, video-monitoring and
  cyber security software.
• Brazil largely relies on imports to modernize its
  ageing aircraft fleet, and has allocated
  significant funds for procurement under of the
  fourth-generation FX-2 program fighters.
  Brazilian aircraft imports account for almost 46
  of its total arms procurements, and involves the
  import of advanced fighter jets and components
  for the manufacture of indigenous aircraft
  systems such as helicopters and cargo aircraft.
  In December 2013, a contract worth US 4 billion
  has been signed with Saab to procure 36 Gripen
  fighter aircrafts.
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Attractiveness, Competitive Landscape and
Forecasts to 2019

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