Short Bio
Former scientists Pawan Kumar Chandana and Naga Bharath Daka founded Skyroot Aerospace in July 2018 to become India’s first private space launch company. This start-up offers a commercial launch service and has already contributed to the development of the Vikram series of rockets used to launch small satellites.
Overview
Company Name: | Skyroot Aerospace |
Also Know as: | Skyroot Aerospace |
Type: | Private |
Industry: | Aerospace |
Founded: | July 2018 |
Founders: | Pawan Kumar Chandana, Naga Bharath Daka |
Headquarters: | Hyderabad, Telangana, India |
Area Served: | India |
Revenue: | Not publicly disclosed |
Net Income: | Not publicly disclosed |
Number of Employees | Not publicly disclosed |
Website: | https://www.skyroot.in/ |
History
Pawan Kumar Chandana and Naga Bharath Daka launched the Indian aerospace startup Skyroot Aerospace. Hyderabad, Telangana, India serves as the company’s headquarters. Skyroot Aerospace is an expert in the design, development, and production of launch vehicles and rocket propulsion systems for the space sector.
Services
Skyroot Aerospace provides a variety of services for the space sector. The business focuses on creating affordable, effective rocket engines and launch vehicles. Skyroot Aerospace seeks to offer trustworthy and reasonably priced options for satellite launches and space travel.
Founder
Naga Bharath Daka and Pawan Kumar Chandana created Skyroot Aerospace. These founders all have experience in aeronautical engineering and a similar vision for India’s space economy. They contributed their knowledge and creative concepts to the creation of a business that specialises in the creation of homegrown space technologies.
Achievement
Skyroot aircraft, a relatively new business, has made notable advancements in the realm of aircraft engineering. The business has raised money from reliable investors and advanced rocket propulsion technology. To further develop its skills and support the expansion of the Indian space sector, Skyroot Aerospace has also entered into agreements and cooperation with other space organisations.