T-Hub, IN-SPACe host InveSt Space in Hyd to boost SpaceTech investments

Hyderabad: T-Hub, in collaboration with IN-SPACe, hosted the Hyderabad edition of InveSt Space, bringing together key stakeholders to accelerate investments in India’s rapidly growing SpaceTech ecosystem.

The event saw participation from over 110 ecosystem leaders, including startup founders, venture capitalists, angel investors, policymakers, and international delegates, positioning Hyderabad as a rising hub for SpaceTech innovation. Notably, 11 of the participating companies were headquartered in the city, further reinforcing its emergence as India’s SpaceTech capital.

The initiative aimed to bridge the gap between policy advancements and capital deployment in the sector. With IN-SPACe already authorising more than 250 private entities to participate in India’s space economy, industry experts noted that the sector is entering a critical growth phase, supported by favourable policy frameworks and increasing investor interest.

India’s space economy, currently valued at $8.4 billion, is projected to expand significantly to $44 billion by 2033. Against this backdrop, Hyderabad has taken a lead role in driving innovation, supported by T-Hub’s efforts in enabling startups with access to funding, mentorship, and market linkages.

The event featured participation from over 30 SpaceTech startups across the entire value chain, including launch systems, spacecraft manufacturing, ground segments, downstream applications, and the in-orbit economy. Startups such as Sanyark Space, Azista Space, Spantrik, Cosmoserve, Red Balloon Aerospace, ADT Core, and Stardour showcased their capabilities during dedicated pitch sessions.