# 總部位於清奈的太空科技新創公司 Agnikul Cosmos 在新一輪融資中籌得 1700 萬美元，估值達 5 億美元。

*aerospace · news · 2025-11-22 · The Hindu*

## Key points

- Agnikul Cosmos 在新一輪融資中以 5 億美元估值籌得 ₹150 億盧比。
- 資金將用於開發 Tamil Nadu 撥出的 350 英畝土地上的 Agnikul 整合太空園區。
- Agnikul 最新專利可實現火箭上級推進器的重複使用及運作延長，以提升成本效益。
- 公司啟動大型金屬增材製造單元，以 3D 列印更多火箭子系統。
- Agnikul 正擴展級段回收及上級推進器延伸技術，以改善發射服務的單位經濟效益。

Chennai-based space tech startup Agnikul Cosmos has raised ₹150 crore ($17 million) in a fresh funding round at a $500 million valuation. The round saw participation from family offices and marquee institutional investors such as Advenza Global Limited, Atharva Green Ecotech LLP, HDFC Bank, Artha Select Fund, Prathithi Ventures, and 100X.VC. The company, which is building the world’s first single-piece 3D-printed rocket engines and end-to-end space transportation solutions, said that it will deploy this capital in scaling production units of aerospace and rocket components and advance its stage-recovery programme. A portion of the funds is earmarked for the development of Agnikul’s upcoming integrated space campus on the 350 acres allocated by the Tamil Nadu government, which will be used for building end-to-end facilities for manufacturing and testing of launch vehicle systems. “Given our previous successful controlled ascent launch that allowed us to demonstrate all our patented technologies with ISRO and IN-SPACe support, we have now been able to scale our strategy to include lower stage recovery and upper stage extension — features that will make the unit economics of launch services much better. This fund raise allows us to work on such missions while also focusing on scaling launch frequency and building for the world, from India,“ said Srinath Ravichandran, CEO and co-founder, AgniKul Cosmos. Agnikul will also use the fresh funds to strengthen their reusable launch architecture, building on its recently granted patent that extends the operational life of upper stages. This innovation opens new pathways for reusability and cost-efficient orbital access, marking a pivotal step towards becoming world’s first recoverable small satellite launch vehicle. Moin SPM, co-founder and COO of Agnikul, explained: “With growing demand and more than a dozen customers eager to launch with us, scaling our operational depth was the natural next step. The indigenous facility, which is planned near the new upcoming launchpad, will equip us to serve these missions on schedule and with the responsiveness the market expects.” With customers spanning India, West Asia, and Australia, Agnikul is equipped to meet a globally distributed launch demand, cementing India’s emerging leadership in the space tech sector. Agnikul also recently announced its new Large Format Metal Additive Manufacturing Unit, which will allow it to use 3D printing for multiple sub systems beyond just its engines.

**Companies:** HDFC Bank, Agnikul Cosmos
**Countries:** India, Australia

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