The Europe anti-drone market is projected to reach USD 4.16 billion by 2030 from USD 1.24 billion in 2025, at a CAGR of 27.5% from 2025 to 2030. The Europe anti-drone market is driven by the steady rise in unauthorized drone activities around airports, critical infrastructure, military facilities, and public event venues, prompting governments and security agencies to adopt advanced counter-UAS solutions. Growing investments by the European Union, NATO member states, and national defense ministries are accelerating the deployment of radar, RF-based detection, EO/IR, and AI-enhanced mitigation platforms across both border protection and civilian airspace management operations.
The European anti-drone market
is driven by the increasing frequency of unauthorized drone activity across
airports, defense bases, government buildings, and critical infrastructure,
prompting accelerated adoption of multi-layered counter-UAS systems. In the EU,
strengthened border-security initiatives, expanding NATO defense modernization
programs, and rising drone-related airspace violations near sensitive sites are
significantly boosting market growth. Countries such as Germany, France, and
the UK are advancing the procurement of integrated detection and mitigation
technologies to safeguard airports, energy facilities, correctional
institutions, and military zones.
The European anti-drone market
is transitioning from traditional RF-, radar-, and optical-based systems toward
integrated AI-enabled surveillance, electronic warfare (EW)-grade mitigation,
and cybersecurity-focused counter-UAS architectures. This evolution is driven
by rising drone incursions near airports, defense installations, power plants,
prisons, and public events across the EU and UK—intensifying the need for
faster, automated, and more precise threat response capabilities. Growing
incidents of drone misuse for espionage, contraband delivery, and
critical-infrastructure disruption are accelerating the adoption of advanced
layered defense solutions.
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The European anti-drone
ecosystem is shaped by strong defense modernization programs, EU-wide
regulatory harmonization, and extensive R&D initiatives driven by national
defense agencies, technology institutes, and cross-border industrial
collaborations. Leading system developers—ranging from long-established defense
primes to advanced electronic warfare and sensor-analytics firms—contribute to
a mature manufacturing and integration landscape. Specialized integrators and
certified distributors support deployment across military, homeland security,
and civilian infrastructures, ensuring compliance with stringent EU aviation
safety and counter-UAS standards. Demand is fueled by armed forces, border
security agencies, airport authorities, energy infrastructure operators, and
law-enforcement bodies seeking multilayered protection against increasingly
sophisticated aerial threats.
