Beyond Isro, India’s spy sat makers eye $100m each by 2029

Indian private satellite companies, including Digantara, GalaxEye, and Pixxel, aim for $100 million in revenue each by 2029, targeting global government clients. They anticipate the Indian satellite services market could generate $8 billion annually by 2033, driven by privatization and international demand for space surveillance. The shift from state monopoly to private sector involvement marks a significant change in India's space industry.

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