India, Aug. 12 -- The Government of India has issued a release:
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List of Start-Ups
1
Agnikul Cosmos Pvt Ltd, Chennai
2
Akshath Aerospace Private Limited, Bengaluru
3
Azista BST, Hyderabad
4
Bellatrix Aerospace Pvt Ltd, Bangalore
5
Cosmoserv Space India Private Limited, Bangalore
6
Dhruva Space Private Limited, Hyderabad
7
Digantara Research and Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
8
GalaxEye Space Solutions Private Limited, Bangalore
9
HEX20Labs India Pvt ltd., Thiruvanathapuram
10
Inorbit Space Telecommunications Private Limited, New Delhi
11
Manastu Space Technologies Private Limited, Navi Mumbai
12
NSpace Tech India Private Limited, Tenali
13
OrbitAID Aerospace Private Limited, Chennai
14
PierSight Space Private Limited, Ahmedabad
15
PixxelSpace India Private Limited, Bengaluru
16
Skyroot Aerospace Ltd, Hyderabad
17
Space Kidz India, Chennai
18
TakeMe2Space Technologies Pvt. Ltd, K.V. Ranga Reddy
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Name of Scheme
Project/ Scheme Envelope
Financial Year
Cumulative
FY
FY
FY
1
IN-SPACe Seed Fund Scheme/PIE
6500
88.3
225
20
333.30
2
Venture Capital Funds
100000
SEBI Approval: 31-10-2025
605.64
18287.40
18893.04
3
Technology adoption Fund
50000
03 NGE selected for development of Technology
NIL
NIL
NIL
4
Satellite Bus as a Service (SBaas)
7500
03 NGE selected for development
NIL
750
750
5
Common Technical facilities
50000
Agreement signed with Govt. of Gujarat and Tamilnadu
NIL
NIL
NIL
Total
214000
88.30
830.64
19057.40
19976.34
Sr. No.
Year
Details of Start-ups
Facilitation provided
1
2022
Agnikul Cosmos, Skyroot Aerospace, Pixxel
Flex seal & acoustic testing, S/X-band antenna RF testing, sub-orbital launch access (Vikram-S), launch vehicle TM reception.
2
2023
Dhruva Space, PixxelSpace, Skyroot Aerospace, Agnikul Cosmos, Spacekidz, Azista BST
Agniban SoRTeD launch access, RAMAN-I & II engine testing, Azaadisat-2 environmental testing, static stage testing, ground station support.
3
2024
Skyroot Aerospace, PixxelSpace, Manastu Space, Piersight Space, N Space Tech India Pvt. Ltd.
Stage-1 casting & propellant supply, hardware-in-loop simulations, POEM payload EMI/EMC and shock testing.
4
2025
Agnikul Cosmos, Dhruva Space, Piersight, Galaxeye, Satleo Labs, Skyroot Aerospace
Cryogenic pump PDR review, X/UHF-band downlink support, TVAC/outgassing tests, trajectory validation, cooling umbilical supply.
5
2026
TakeMe2Space, Bellatrix Aerospace, Skyroot Aerospace, OrbitAid Aerospace, Dhruva Space Pvt. Ltd,
First Launch Pad (FLP) utilization for Vikram-1, docking mechanism lab testing, SRS shock testing, silicide coating for micro-thrusters.
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Name of Starts-up
Domain
Location
1
ARMS4AI
Agriculture
Delhi
2
mistEO
Agriculture
Kerala
3
Augtual (Fabric)
Disaster
Karnataka
4
Hyspace
Urban
Karnataka
5
Xovian
Disaster
Karnataka
6
Seagull
Urban
Gujarat
7
Suhora
Marine
Utter Pradesh
8
Cloudone AI Robotics
Full Mission Virtualization for Smart Computing and Control
Kerala
9
Dream Aero
Tamilnadu
10
Aule Space
Karnataka
11
ULEO Space
Gujarat
12
N Space Tech India Pvt. Ltd.
Urban
Telangana
13
SAR SPACE Pvt. Ltd.
Disaster and Marine
Gujarat
14
H Square Engineers Pvt. Ltd.
Disaster
Karnataka
15
Thazhal Geospatial Analytics Pvt. Ltd
Urban
Tamilnadu
16
Kawa Space
Marine
Karnataka
17
ClimaCrew
Marine
Maharashtra
18
Sanyark Space
Full Mission Virtualization for Smart Computing and Control
Telangana
19
GalaxEye Space
Karnataka
20
TakeMeToSpace
Telangana
21
Digantara
Karnataka
22
Space Unlock
Gujarat
23
Orbital-grid
Telangana
Grantee
Location
Manish Naagar
Uttarakhand
Ameya Marakarkandy
Maharashtra
Kannan Pandi
Tamil Nadu
Rosni Agi Information Pvt Ltd
Haryana
Matterak Technologies
Karnataka
Venkatesh S
Tamil Nadu
Prathamesh Ramade
Maharashtra
Ujjawal Singh
Uttar pradesh
Dreamaerospace Technologies Pvt.
Karnataka
Autosky Aerospace Pvt Ltd
Tamil nadu
2024-25
2025-26
2026-27
As per the DPIIT Start-up India Portal, around 440 space technology startups are registered in India. IN-SPACe has granted 113 authorisations to 52 Non-Government Entities (NGEs) to carry out various space activities, out of which 18 are start-ups, the details of which is enclosed at Annexure-I.
The details of financial, technical and incubation support provided to space startups through Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) are enclosed at Annexure-II.
Further, NSIL, in coordination with IN-SPACe, has been transferring various technologies developed at ISRO/ Department of Space. As on date, NSIL has signed 118 Technology Transfer Agreements for transferring 83 technologies developed at ISRO/ Department of Space to Indian Industry.
This includes critical space technologies like Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) technology, Indian Mini Satellite-1 (IMS-1) Bus, ISRO Laser Gyro (ILG), Tri-band (S, X, Ka) Antenna Feed, Ceramic Servo Accelerometer (CSA), X band Mini-SAR and Low Temperature Co-Fired Ceramic (LTCC) Multi Chip Module technology.
NSIL has transferred many technologies to Indian start-ups in the space sector and have been providing hand holding for them to successfully assimilate the technology and to use it for commercial basis. In addition to that NSIL also facilitates various Indian industries / Govt. PSU for utilization of ISRO technical facilities for validation of the technology / product being developed by them.
The Government has undertaken several proactive measures following the liberalization of the space sector, in order to promote participation of startups in satellite manufacturing, launch services, downstream applications and space-based technologies
As on today there is no proposal or plan to establish or support additional space incubation centres, testing facilities or innovation hubs in Andhra Pradesh.
The Government has undertaken several measures following the liberalisation of the space sector. These measures encompass policy and regulatory reforms, infrastructure access, technology transfer, funding support, and capacity building through skill development to foster a vibrant private space ecosystem
IN-SPACe is facilitating the transfer of available ISRO technologies to industry while also identifying and consolidating the technology requirements of industry for future technology development and transfer. Till date 118 Technology Transfer Agreements have been executed through NSIL.
To facilitate technology transfer, NSIL is promoting greater participation of private enterprises through transparent technology transfer processes and industry-friendly policies. It is promoting private sector participation through industry partnerships, capacity building, and opportunities across satellite manufacturing, integration, testing, and downstream services.
Further, IN-SPACe is taking forward the planned transfer of Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) and Launch Vehicle Mark-3 (LVM3) technologies to enable greater private sector participation in launch vehicle manufacturing and operations
The Government has also introduced various investment support schemes for space startups, including the IN-SPACe Seed Fund Scheme, the Technology Adoption Fund (TAF), and the Rs.1,000 crore Venture Capital Fund. As a result of these policy interventions and the growing participation of the private sector, cumulative investments in Indian space start-ups have reached approximately USD 618.5 million as on 31 March 2026, with the investment landscape progressively shifting from early-stage seed funding towards larger growth-stage investment rounds
IN-SPACe actively engages with foreign governments, space agencies, industry, and other stakeholders to promote and facilitate international collaborations for the Indian commercial space sector, including startups. The key initiatives undertaken by IN-SPACe include:
These initiatives have enabled collaboration opportunities for the Indian private space sector with stakeholders across more than 30 countries
This information was given by the Minister of State (Ind. Charge) Science & Technology; Earth Sciences and Minister of State PMO; Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions; Department of Atomic Energy and Space Dr. Jitendra Singh in a written reply in Lok Sabha today.
Disclaimer: Curated by HT Syndication.