Digantara Industries, a space surveillance and intelligence platform, has raised $50 million in its Series B funding round from a mix of new strategic and financial investors, including 360 ONE Asset, SBI Investments Co Japan, and Ronnie Screwvala. The round also saw participation from existing investors, Peak XV Partners and Kalaari Capital.
The fresh funds raised will be used for its global expansion beyond India and the US, establishing new manufacturing facilities for optical systems, satellite production and its research & development teams globally over the coming year.
Founded in 2020 by Anirudh Sharma, Digantara Industries is a space surveillance and intelligence company dedicated to protecting and defending sovereign and allied interests across operational domains from emerging threats while ensuring safety, security, and long-term sustainability.
By integrating advanced space-based sensors, proprietary optics, and AI-driven analytics into a unified space-intelligence infrastructure, Digantara delivers the comprehensive domain awareness required to safeguard critical assets and maintain strategic superiority.
With operations across India, Singapore, and the United States, and an expansion to Europe by mid-2026, Digantara is leveraging its global presence to provide strategic capabilities for multidomain awareness autonomy.
Digantara’s systems play a vital role for various governments and defence agencies globally, offering a comprehensive suite of services to safeguard against national security risks.
Its integrated infrastructure, ‘AIRA’, unites advanced hardware, data, and processing capabilities across space and ground systems to create a multidomain surveillance capability. At the core of this infrastructure are its sensing systems, on track for launch through 2026-27: the ‘SCOT’ series, a fleet of electro-optical and LiDAR satellites engineered for space based space surveillance; the ‘ALBATROSS’ series, dedicated to early missile warning and precision tracking; and ‘SKYGATE’ an expanding network of ground-based sensors that enables persistent observation across critical theatres of operations.
Digantara aims to transition from a pure play space situational awareness company to a full-stack space surveillance and intelligence company, developing sovereign hardware, software, and intelligence systems that strengthen national security and strategic autonomy.
Anirudh Sharma, Founder and CEO, Digantara, said, “Space is no longer a frontier, it is the new high ground for national security. Adversaries of the future will seek asymmetric advantage where sensing, automation, and latency matter most. This capital accelerates our path to operational readiness, expand into the US and Europe, and drive new programs in missile warning, tracking, and space-based interceptors to deliver real deterrence and multidomain superiority.”
Sameer Nath, CIO & Head, Venture Capital & Private Equity, 360 ONE Asset, said, “What stood out about Digantara is their commitment to build the full-stack infrastructure. From the outset, the founding team’s blend of technical expertise and business acumen stood out, an essential combination for long-term success. We remain committed to backing founders developing mission-critical capabilities across sensing, autonomy, and downstream applications.”
