Profiles of the organisations shaping spaceflight from India — agencies, launch companies, satellite builders and their suppliers — plus the international players our reporting covers, each linked to our coverage.
Abyom develops reusable rockets and propulsion infrastructure. Public company and government-linked updates document more than 250 propulsion tests and a private rocket-engine testing facility.
Acceleron has a matching aerospace website and legal-name footer, but the audit found insufficient independently verifiable material space output to qualify it beyond an unresolved lead.
Aero Dimensions is an active Kerala aerospace engineering and manufacturing company; its website describes spacecraft and satellite assemblies, prototyping, fabrication, and testing services.
The exact-name search produced no reliable company identity or activity matching the portal row; the name may collide with Aeroin/Aero brands, so it remains unresolved rather than duplicated.
Aeroin SpaceTech develops a stratospheric balloon rocket launcher and reports active aerospace programmes, industry-academia work, and a public company website with legal identifiers.
Aerolaunch India operates high-altitude balloon and near-space platforms for research and payload validation, with public updates describing multiple successful HAB launches and customer missions.
AEROSAPIEN publicly describes aerospace structural-parts manufacturing and UAV/autopilot research, with active company updates and aerospace engineering hiring.
Aganitha builds Earth-intelligence products using satellite data, geospatial AI, and climate analytics; its company page documents active products, publications, and international deep-tech.
Agnihotri Aerospace develops propulsion and reaction-control systems for launch vehicles, satellites, and high-altitude platforms; its website and active LinkedIn updates document ongoing.
Chennai launch startup that flew the world's first single-piece 3D-printed rocket engine in May 2024; its Agnibaan orbital debut is now scheduled for 2027.
Agnirath conducts space and aerospace education while publicly describing satellite, rover, sensor, and AI/robotics prototypes, workshops, and a university research MoU.
AIMI Labs develops defence and sensing products including geospatial AI for satellite/aerial imagery, digital twins, quantum radar, and autonomous systems.
ARC Labs, the public brand of Ajaz Research and Development Centre, describes modular propulsion and communications work including its atmospheric ducted-rocket booster concept and external.
AkashaLabdhi develops deployable and inflatable orbital structures and habitats; public updates document an Indian Space Congress MoU, hiring, and a funded orbital-habitat programme.
Akshath Aerospace is an active Indian aerospace R&D company; public records identify its aerospace activity and NIRF documentation reports an actual system proven under its recognised startup project.
Bengaluru defence-electronics maker held as a subsidiary by Adani Defence since 2018, whose consortium assembled ISRO's IRNSS-1H, IRNSS-1I and EOS-04 satellites.
Hyderabad electronics maker reported as the first private firm to hand ISRO fully integrated satellites, and authorised to sell geostationary broadband from 2028.
ISRO's commercial arm since 1992, its revenue down to ₹165.1 crore in the year to March 2025, and still fighting Devas award enforcement in US and Dutch courts.
Bengaluru startup founded in 2024 building EVEREST, an 800 kN full-flow staged combustion methalox engine unveiled in August 2026 with no full-scale firing or flight yet.