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.
Aganitha builds Earth-intelligence products using satellite data, geospatial AI, and climate analytics; its company page documents active products, publications, and international deep-tech.
AIMI Labs develops defence and sensing products including geospatial AI for satellite/aerial imagery, digital twins, quantum radar, and autonomous systems.
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.
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.
Erisha Space develops satellite infrastructure, components, launch-service infrastructure and remote-sensing applications; its live website and public collaboration records document active work.
Bengaluru multi-sensor Earth-observation company whose OptoSAR satellite Drishti reached orbit on 3 May 2026 and fell silent weeks later after a geomagnetic storm.
Bengaluru nanosatellite company streaming near-real-time Earth-observation video; its SOLARAS demonstrator flew on Vikram-1 after a first satellite was lost in a 2025 launch failure.
Bengaluru subsidiary of SatSure that designs optical and multispectral imaging payloads and a four-satellite constellation with onboard edge computing, targeted for 2026.
MegaSat Technologies provides satellite imagery, RF locating, geospatial intelligence and ground-command solutions; its company profile documents active hiring and an Indian headquarters.
Ahmedabad company building a planned 32-satellite SAR and AIS maritime constellation; its Varuna demonstrator flew on ISRO's POEM-4 platform in December 2024.
Bengaluru hyperspectral Earth-observation company flying six Firefly satellites and leading the ₹1,200 crore consortium building India's national EO constellation.
SatLeo develops thermal Earth-observation microsatellite technology; public exhibitor material and company records document its product and R&D activity.
Bengaluru company that turns satellite imagery into farm-credit and infrastructure decisions, and is building its own optical constellation through subsidiary KaleidEO.