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.
Aero Dimensions is an active Kerala aerospace engineering and manufacturing company; its website describes spacecraft and satellite assemblies, prototyping, fabrication, and testing services.
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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.
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.
Indo-German joint venture that built India's first privately made 80 kg imaging satellite in 2023 and now markets satellite mass manufacturing under the Azista Space brand.
Bendra Aerospace is a Trivandrum space and defence electronics manufacturer. Its site describes space electronics and public LPSC records show 2025 PCB assembly work.
Beyond Space Technologies is a Delhi aerospace research initiative with documented space-habitat, space-health and vehicle projects; its site lists IAC 2025 publications and its LinkedIn documents.
BlueWay Horizon is an Ahmedabad company developing free-flying reusable re-entry capsules for microgravity research and in-space manufacturing; public profiles describe its Horizon-I and planned MVP.
Brahmand Exploration develops YantraSoft, a digital engineering environment for space mission planning, trade analysis and mission operations; its site announced beta access in May 2026.
Brahmion SpaceTech develops small-satellite propulsion in Kanpur and has reported a PCB-based micro-pulse thruster ground test; performance data were not released with the post.
Bengaluru electronics maker that says its parts have flown on satellites since 2002 and counts ISRO among its customers; its French and Canadian subsidiaries were wound up in 2026.
Cosmoserv Space India is publicly identified as a Hyderabad defence-tech startup developing autonomous robotic spacecraft for debris removal and satellite de-orbiting.
Cryptik is a Bengaluru startup building satellite collision-avoidance and space-situational-awareness software; its public portfolio and recruitment activity show an active space product effort.
CubeSat Aerospace develops compact satellite platforms and related systems; public company updates document Dubai Airshow/Vibrant Gujarat participation and a CAL01A CubeSat platform.
DeployNXT develops modular deployable structures for spacecraft, orbital and lunar infrastructure; public updates document incorporation, AWS Space Accelerator selection, and MeitY/KIIF support.