Manufacturing & industry
Aequs
Aequs is an Indian precision manufacturer with aerospace assembly operations and documented satellite-component manufacturing acquisitions.
- Precision manufacturing
- Aerostructures
- Satellite components
- Spacecraft components
- Aerospace assembly
- Space industry
- Indian space
- Space companies
- Aerospace
- Aerospace manufacturing
- Space components
- Belagavi
Aequs is an Indian precision manufacturer with its corporate office in Belagavi, Karnataka. Its aerostructure assembly business lists domestic ISRO space programmes among its activities. The Economic Times independently documented its acquisition of satellite and spacecraft component manufacturer Simulations Design in February 2015.
Milestones
- 18 February 2015
The Economic Times reported that Aequs acquired Bengaluru-based Simulations Design, a maker of precision satellite and spacecraft components with ISRO programme experience.[3] - 05 November 2026
Aequs filed the allotment of promoter warrants after receiving about ₹325 crore upfront against an approximately ₹650 crore subscription; the balance remains payable at conversion.[4]
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Space industry
Aequs files warrant allotment after ₹325 crore upfront payment
The November 5 disclosure advances the September financing proposal. The remaining subscription is payable at conversion, and no separate space-manufacturing allocation is disclosed.
Space industry
Aequs shareholders approve ₹650 crore promoter warrant issue
The October 22 vote clears the shareholder-consent step. The voting filing does not establish allotment or cash receipt, and the proposal spans aerospace and consumer manufacturing.
Space industry
Aequs proposes ₹650 crore promoter warrants for capacity expansion
The board-approved issue awaits shareholder and regulatory approvals. Aequs plans to direct proceeds across aerospace and consumer manufacturing, with no space-specific allocation disclosed.
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