Indian defence, space startups eye US market

Published on February 5, 2025

Eight Indian startups are participating in the 12A Launchpad programme to enter the US market and collaborate with the US Department of Defense. These dual-use technology companies operate in areas like space, unmanned systems, and remote sensing. The programme, led by Indusbridge Ventures and FedTech, includes workshops to help startups align with US investor expectations. Participants aim to form partnerships and secure contracts, leveraging the growing US defense and aerospace markets.

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