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Digantara Research and Technologies Pvt Ltd is an Indian company that primarily focuses on a sustainable space environment and is designing an in-situ space debris detector that would focus on Space Debris Mapping and Analysis Services, Collision Avoidance and Orbit Determination.
Digantara Research and Technologies Pvt Ltd is an Indian company that primarily focuses on a sustainable space environment and is designing an in-situ space debris detector that would focus on Space Debris Mapping and Analysis Services, Collision Avoidance and Orbit Determination. Also, with an aim to pioneer an ecosystem for small satellites design and development in India, Digantara has over eight international MoUs and has a sophisticated network of local partners. The company’s nanosatellite subsystems are in prototyping, validation or assembly phase. Digantara, a member of IAF from 2019 has been invited to general assembly of IAC2019 and under the mentorship of MSME-IISc (Govt of India) and Dr TGK Murthy, Digantara has been listed among the top eight companies at IAF Startup Pitch Session at IAC 2019.
2018
Dec | Company Incorporation
First Indian Company to develop SSA Capabilities for India & International Space
2020
Feb | Accelerator / Incubator Program
Startup Nexus : United States Consulate New Delhi
B2B
Small Satellites Industry and Government Agencies for SSA Capabilities
Client Segment
:
SpaceTech,
Aerospace & Defense
Target Companies
:
Medium Enterprise,
Small Enterprise,
Large Enterprise,
Startup
Target Geography
:
B2C
Small Satellite Developers.
User Age
:
26 to 34,
35 to 45,
Less than 18,
18 to 25,
46 to 60
User Income
:
High Income
Location
:
Total Funding
$2.6M
Investors
:
1.
Kalaari Capital
$10M
Series Name
:
SERIES-A
Date
:
20th Jun 2023
Investors
:
1.
Kalaari Capital
2.
Peak XV Partners
3.
Global Brain Corporation
4.
Campus Fund
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