Size and Health of the UK Space Industry 2025
(Size & Health 2025)
A project for the
.about
Initiated in 2010, the Size and Health of the UK Space Industry study serves (commonly known as Size & Health) is the UK’s definitive evidence base for the space sector. It plays a central role in assessing the sector’s scale and performance, while also informing both industry and government priorities. In addition, the study contributes to the development of UK space policy and enables the tracking of progress against key policy objectives, including those outlined in the National Space Strategy (NSS).
.methodology
At the core of the Size and Health of the UK Space Industry 2025 study is an industry survey targeting organisations engaged in space related activities.
Findings from the survey are complemented by desk-based research and targeted validation interviews. These inputs support a comprehensive analysis of industry dynamics, including the identification of growth drivers, the separation of macroeconomic and industry-specific effects, and the assessment of the sector’s contribution to the wider UK economy. In addition, the study benchmarks the UK space industry against international space sectors as well as comparable industries within the UK.
.get involved
If you are representing a company engaged in space related activities, we invite you to
Complete our industry survey.
Our data preparation list outlines the information required to complete the survey.
All information provided will be treated in the strictest confidence and in accordance with our privacy notice. Only aggregate, anonymised information will be published. Raw data will only be shared within DSIT, and other relevant government departments, and organisations contracted by DSIT for future Size and Health studies or related analysis to support the UK space sector. Further details can be found in our data protection policy and privacy notice, as well as the UKSA privacy policy.
The survey is open until 26th June.
For any questions or support, please contact us.