Opportunities in Emerging Indian NewSpace

“India: Opportunities in an Emerging Space Journey” ESPI Panel discussion Toulouse 26 June 2018

Rakesh Sasibhushan Chairman cum Managing Director Limited Bengaluru, India Indian Space Program

Feb. 16, 1962 Nov. 21, 1963 Jan. 01, 1967 Jan 1, 1972 June 1, 1972 INCOSPAR formed First sounding Satellite ISRO formed Space by DAE rocket launched communication under DAE Commission and Establishing TERLS earth station Department of started setup at Space set up, Ahmedabad ISRO brought under DOS

...... ISRO has come a long way to ….

97 Spacecraft Missions 65 Launch Missions Launched 237 foreign satellites of 28 Countries 2 Re-entry Missions 9 Students Satellites ...... Firmed plan for future space 2 Experimental Missions : RLV-TD and Scramjet technology Industry Space Program : Growth over years

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World class Launchers § 15 Communication satellites § SRE, RLV TD, Scramjet etc. § 02 Meteorological satellite § Chandrayaan , Mangalyaan § 08 Navigation satellite § Many Developmental projects § 17 EO satellites Industry Participation - Evolution

Advanced Missions Operational 2000’s Phase Developmental 1990’s vLarger Industry Phase participation 1980’s vInvolvement of vLarger aggregates industry for vSecond launch pad Experimental vEnabling Industry for Phase development turnkey contract production vDeep space network 1960’s & 1970’s vInfrastructure vElectrical harnessing vMobile Service Tower vAvionic packages vIndigenization vLiquid engines vFacility operation vExpansion of AIT vIndustry Interface vPropellants capacity Initiation vAvionics systems vMotor cases vMetallic Materials vInterstage structures vGround systems Industry Participation : Current Scenario

• Structure • HMC fabrication & Screening • Mechanisms Elements • Electronic Packages (Reflector Deployment, Solar Array Drive etc) • Sensor & Optics • Thermal Systems • C/S Band TTC Transponder (Heat Pipes, OSR, Tapes etc) • Solar Panels, Battery

• Engine • Specialty Metals/Alloys • Composites • Propellant Tanks • Propellant production • Mobile Launch Pedestal • L 40 Stage Integration • Components & Modules

• Weather Radar Systems • Satellite Earth Stations • Automatic Weather Stations • Value Added Products • Data Acquisition & &Software Solutions Checkout Systems Step by Step creationLorem of IpsumSpace Eco System

Self sustaining industry Lorem Ipsum

GOCO Model • Capacity building through industries • Govt. support through buy back, long term contracts, etc. • Limited risk sharing

Lorem Ipsum • Less volume • No standardization • Limited industry participation • No risk sharing • Demand Increase • LoremFocus on developing Ipsum capabilities in industry • Govt. Investment in industries India-Europe : Track record of Successful Partnership

Megahtropiques: Indo-French Joint Mission W2M and HYLAS Satellite, Platform and AIT by ANTRIX

43 Satellites for European customers SARAL: Indo-French Joint Mission

Dedicated TTC services provided to SES, missions-DMC-3, CNES, KSAT, SSC, DLR Spot 6, Spot 7 and etc Agile Drivers of NewSpace in India

• ISRO and ANTRIX enabling private industry participation

• Surge in domestic as well as international demand • Technological advancements • Maturity in space technology elements • Stabilized products • Clear visibility of long-term programmatic requirements

• Government Initiatives like Start-up-India, Digital India, Make in India

• FDI upto 100% in satellites-establishment and operation, subject to the sectoral guidelines of the /ISRO, under the Government route NewSpace Players in India

Ananth Technologies

• Experienced aerospace Bellatrix Astrome Technologies company with expertise in Developing orbital launch vehicles • Aim to provide high speed Avionics, Electronics and Power package and electric broadband internet from propulsion for space production for satellite and launch vehicle satellites • 150 High Throughput • Established facility for Satellites in 1400 km LEO Nanosat and Microsat AIT orbit, beaming 100 Gbps per satellite by 2020 • Transforming from ISRO Team Indus vendor to satellite Founded in 2011, manufacturer with an ambition to become the first private enterprise to undertake lunar mission NewSpace Players in India

Manastu Aerospace

• Team Manastu, along with Satsure Analytics the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay , has • Large area analytics indigenously developed a company working towards green propulsion improving financial Agnikul Cosmos technology. inclusion of farmers by combining the power of • Developing launch satellite Remote Sensing, vehicle “Agnibaan” IOT, Machine Learning, capable of Cloud computing, and Big carrying 100 kg to Data Analytics. LEO

Exseed Aerospace

• Founded in 2017, focusing on small satellite platform development ANTRIX Role in Strengthening Industry Participation

Licensing / Licensed production

Access to state of the art infrastructure

Connect to partners /customers globally

Assistance in regulatory / Govt. procedures

Brand association

Incubation assistance

Partnership for sustainable business model Looking forward

• Small (SSLV) by 2019-2020

• PSLV, SSLV and Smallsat production –greater role of Industry

• Indian Private Space Industry attaining higher level of functionality

• Sub-systems of commercial interest through TT, leading to sustainable partnership Summary

• Growing demand is driving space commerce

• Emergence of NewSpace in India is enabling the sourcing of systems not considered earlier

• The increased capabilities of Indian NewSpace will provide access to highly skilled manpower, and competitive cost to European Industry