Core Viewpoint - The nuclear industry non-destructive testing (NDT) services market is projected to reach $1.69 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.6% in the coming years [1]. Market Overview - NDT services are essential for assessing the integrity and safety of nuclear components without causing damage [1]. - The global market for nuclear NDT services is dominated by radiographic testing (RT), which holds approximately 44.5% market share [9]. - Pressurized water reactors (PWR) represent the largest downstream market, accounting for about 79.6% of demand [11]. Key Drivers - Emerging markets such as Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and India are becoming new growth engines for the industry, with significant nuclear power expansion plans [13]. - Collaborative development across the supply chain is enhancing market growth, with manufacturers and service providers working together to optimize technologies and standards [14][16]. - The expansion of nuclear power capacity and the increasing demand for decommissioning services are driving the need for NDT services [17]. Major Obstacles - High technical barriers exist due to stringent requirements for sensor precision and stability in NDT equipment [18]. - The cost of transitioning to intelligent systems is high, which may deter smaller companies from adopting new technologies [19]. - The lack of unified standards for emerging technologies, such as additive manufacturing, poses challenges for market adoption [20]. Industry Development Opportunities - The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in NDT is rapidly growing, with companies like Trueflaw leading in automated defect recognition [21]. - The penetration of automated inspection devices is increasing, enhancing detection capabilities while reducing radiation exposure for personnel [22]. - Industry concentration is rising, with leading companies expanding globally and offering comprehensive lifecycle services [23].