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ScienceSeptember 28, 2026, 07:37

India's private spy satellite startups target $100M revenue each by 2029

Digantara, Pixxel and GalaxEye are expanding abroad as India shifts from a state monopoly to a NASA-style model. Digantara expects $30M in operating revenue by end-FY27 and $100M by end-2029, while GalaxEye targets $100M ARR by 2029. Pixxel won a ₹1,200-crore In-Space contract and deals with NASA and the NRO.

India's private spy satellite startups target $100M revenue each by 2029
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