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.
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.
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.
Cosmoserv Space India is publicly identified as a Hyderabad defence-tech startup developing autonomous robotic spacecraft for debris removal and satellite de-orbiting.
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.
Hyderabad imaging-payload developer whose MIRA instrument is aboard TakeMe2Space’s MOI-1A, launched on Transporter-18 with satellite deployment still pending.
Red Balloon is an Andhra Pradesh aerospace startup developing stratospheric platforms; public sources report the SANA mission and a near-space collaboration.
Sanyark Space is a Hyderabad space company developing a LEO navigation and communications constellation; The New Indian Express reported TRL-4 positioning technology in July 2026.
Hyderabad launch company whose Vikram-1 rocket made India's first private orbital flight in July 2026, after raising about $160 million including a $60 million unicorn round.
Spatial Sense Analytics uses satellite and Earth-observation data with AI for geospatial risk and disaster monitoring; IIT Madras incubation records its activity.
Stardour is a Hyderabad company developing an orbital transfer vehicle and spacecraft propulsion. NITK Surathkal identifies it as the sponsor of satellite pose-estimation research.
Hyderabad orbital-computing startup; its MOI-1A reached orbit on Transporter-18 aboard a transfer vehicle, with independent deployment and operations still pending.
Hyderabad smallsat maker whose Elevation-1 carried what Almagest calls the first miniaturised E-band payload to orbit in January 2025; it raised $7 million in October 2024.