Digantara

End-to-end intelligence infrastructure for precision tracking, autonomous threat detection and predictive space domain awareness.

Fuses terabytes of orbital and ground-based surveillance data in near real-time into actionable intelligence.

PRISM electro-optical payload series -- all design, assembly, testing and integration done in-house for sovereign control, with on-orbit flight heritage.

Digantara empowers governments and space operators to stay ahead of unknown threats in orbit; partner logos on its site include the Indian Ministry of Defence, ISRO, DRDO, the UK Space Agency, and Thailand's GISTDA.

Growing missile-warning/tracking business; contracts with US Space Command for analytics-as-a-service and selection for the Missile Defense Agency's SHIELD contract vehicle.

Satellite operators and space-services companies use Digantara's collision-avoidance and tracking data; Telespazio's CEO credits Digantara's data for closing the loop in its EASE-Rise collision-management service.

Contracts secured directly with defense agencies such as US Space Command (analytics-as-a-service) and the Missile Defense Agency (SHIELD contract vehicle).

Physical office presence in Bengaluru (HQ), Singapore, and Colorado Springs, Colorado, used to serve local government and commercial customers.

Prospective partners/vendors apply to join Digantara's ecosystem via an online vendor application form.

Targeting deployment of a total of 15 satellites over the next two years, per CEO Anirudh Sharma.

Series B proceeds are earmarked to establish new manufacturing facilities for optical systems and satellite production, mainly scaling India-based manufacturing.

AIRA platform fuses orbital and ground-sensor data in near real-time into decision-ready intelligence products.

Flight-proven optical payload series (PRISM Wide, PRISM Sharp) for space-based object detection and tracking.

Ground-based diffraction-limited telescope system for persistent day-and-night orbital surveillance, available as standalone optical tube assemblies up to turnkey multi-telescope systems.

Network of 10 operational ground sensor sites worldwide feeding Digantara's space situational awareness operations center.

In-house AI/ML-based orbit determination and propagation tool underpinning Digantara's tracking accuracy.

Listed as partners on Digantara's homepage.

US defense partners listed on Digantara's homepage; corroborated by contracts with US Space Command for analytics-as-a-service reported by TechCrunch.

Telespazio integrated Digantara's data into its EASE-Rise collision-management service, per a testimonial from Telespazio CEO Sigmar Keller on Digantara's site; the companies also announced a joint tie-up with Intella in August 2025.

Japan's space debris removal firm Astroscale tied up with Digantara (announced March 2025).

ispace and Digantara joined forces on cislunar space situational awareness (announced September 2025).

Additional partner/customer logos listed on Digantara's homepage partnerships band.

Recurring contracts with defense/intelligence customers, including US Space Command and the Missile Defense Agency's SHIELD contract vehicle.

As of its Series B raise (Dec 2025), Digantara had signed contracts with a combined value of about $25 million and was targeting annual revenues of $25M-$30M within 18 months.

About $7-10 million of the Series B earmarked for US expansion and $2-3 million for establishing European operations ahead of a planned mid-2026 Europe entry.

Remainder of Series B funds used to scale India-based satellite/optical manufacturing and R&D teams; company posted a Rs 20.9 crore loss in FY2025 against Rs 50 lakh revenue, reflecting heavy manufacturing/R&D spend at pre-revenue stage.