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India wants its growing space industry to win a bigger share of the global market. Its official roadmap targets US$11 billion in space exports by 2033. At the B…
India wants its growing space industry to win a bigger share of the global market. Its official roadmap targets US$11 billion in space exports by 2033. At the Bengaluru Space Expo, companies from Japan and Australia are among those exploring opportunities and collaborations in India. Priyata Brajabasi looks at whether Indian space firms can turn their growing capabilities into sustained business overseas.
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India wants its growing space industry to win a bigger share of the global market. Its official roadmap targets US$11 billion in space exports by 2033. At the Bengaluru Space Expo, companies from Japan and Australia are among those exploring opportunities and collaborations in India. Priyata Brajabasi looks at whether Indian space firms can turn their growing capabilities into sustained business overseas.
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