Top 29 Space startups in India

May 12, 2026
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1
Skyroot
Funding: $165.7M
Skyroot Aerospace is an aerospace manufacturer and launch service provider developing launch vehicles for cost-effective access to space.
2
Pixxel
Funding: $95M
Pixxel is developing and operating satellite constellation Firefly for high-resolution hyperspectral imaging to offer its customers AI-powered analytics to address challenges in such industries as agriculture, energy, mining, climate research, and environmental protection. All six Firefly satellites were successfully launched in 2025 and are now operating in orbit, capturing high-fidelity spectral data. The company develops and manufactures cutting-edge hyperspectral satellites and the AI platform Aurora for transforming raw imagery into valuable analytics. It's a no-code platform includes growing library of ready-to-use models and indices makes exploration and application easier.
3
Agnikul Cosmos
Funding: $85.8M
Agnikul is a startup that manufactures and launches orbital-class rockets for micro- and nanosatellites. The company has already demonstrated a suborbital rocket launch and plans to launch small satellites into low-Earth orbit using its 3D-printed Agnibaan rocket. Its single-piece semi-cryogenic engine is also 3D-printed from Inconel and includes everything from the injector to the cooling channels. After printing, the company performs CT scanning, heat treatment, grinding and cleaning in preparation for launch. The startup is also working on refurbishing the launch vehicle's lower stage, which can be reused for subsequent missions.
4
NewSpace Research and Technologies
Funding: $73.3M
NewSpace is an aerospace startup that claims to be building next-generation aerospace technology, including unmanned air systems, collective robotics, GPS-denied operations, augmented reality, virtual reality, machine learning and artificial intelligence.
5
EtherealX
Funding: $25.5M
EtherealX designs develops, and manufactures next-generation launch vehicles and spacecraft.
6
SatSure
Funding: $24.6M
SatSure uses satellite data to offer ‘decision intelligence’ across the BFSI, agriculture, and infrastructure sectors.
7
Dhruva Space
Funding: $22.3M
Dhruva Space provides comprehensive solutions for space applications, offering satellites, ground stations, and launch services as a complete package. It manufactures scalable modular platforms for satellites weighing from 1 to 500 kg. They are suitable for commercial, defense, and scientific missions in low-Earth orbit. Dhruva Space's LEO tracking stations are designed and engineered for precise tracking, seamless control, and reliable communications with spacecraft. Using proprietary software, these stations provide simultaneous access to multiple satellites, ensuring maximum efficiency and uninterrupted operation. The company also manufactures antenna systems for S/X-band telemetry, tracking, and command (TT&C) and payload downlinks. Dhruva Space also operates its own constellation of Earth observation satellites, providing satellite imagery analysis capabilities for any end user.
8
GalaxEye
Funding: $13.6M
GalaxEye is building the world's first multi sensor imaging satellite for earth observation purposes to gather unique insights with our proprietary mission called Drishti to provide intuitive all time all weather information over any area of interest across the globe.
9
Digantara
Funding: $14.4M
Digantara is building a one-of-a-kind in-orbit device to track debris that dangerously hurtle around in space
10
InspeCity
Funding: $12M
Inspecity is a satellite servicing startup that offers satellite life-enhancing and deorbiting services, positioning itself as the ‘space mechanics’.
Editor: Boris Maslennikov
Boris Maslennikov is a senior editor for Space-Startups. He has spent more than a decade covering the global space industry as a business journalist. He earned a Ph.D. in planetary sciences from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a bachelor’s degree with honors in geophysics and planetary science from the California Institute of Technology. In his free time, Boris enjoys studying history and mathematics, with a particular interest in the history of mathematics. You can contact Boris at borismaslenikov(at)space-startups(dot)com