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.
Bengaluru maker of GigaMesh E-band backhaul radios, supplying the Indian Army; it raised $10 million in January 2025 and won an IN-SPACe satellite-bus contract in February 2026.
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.
BAAS Technologies develops reusable orbital and sub-orbital launch vehicles and aerospace components. Its site documents the vehicle programme and Inc42 reported a 2026 funding round.
Bengaluru propulsion maker whose Arka electric and Rudra green thrusters were space-qualified on ISRO missions; it raised $20 million in a pre-Series B round in March 2026.
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.
Bharath Space Vehicle is a Surat launch-vehicle startup publicly documenting Agasthya-1 development, with former ISRO personnel and stated LEO/SSO payload targets.
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.
Hyderabad full-stack satellite maker that lost its entire Polar Access-1 stack in the PSLV-C62 failure of January 2026, four months before a ₹105 crore state grant.
Bengaluru company that tracks objects in orbit for governments; its SCOT satellite reached space in January 2025, and a $50 million Series B valued it at $200 million.
Digitron DefSpace has a documented government contract for indigenous RF switches for satcom applications, independently establishing space-enabling activity.