India Opens Space Sector to 100% Foreign Investment

The new policy aims to attract global capital, boosting the long-term growth of India's space industry.

India has liberalized its foreign direct investment (FDI) policy in the space sector, allowing up to 100% FDI in various areas.
The new FDI policy aims to attract global investors and boost the long-term growth of India's nascent space industry.
Space startups in India, such as Skyroot Aerospace and Dhruva Space, are poised to benefit from increased access to global capital.
The policy change follows India's recent space achievements, including a successful moon landing, and aims to increase India's share of the global space economy.
Experts believe the liberalized FDI policy will help Indian space startups achieve global scale and sophistication in products.