Kepler Aerospace builds and operates infrastructure across the satellite mission lifecycle for strategic, defence and commercial customers. Its catalogue spans satellite avionics and subsystems — onboard computers, reaction wheels, MEMS inertial measurement units, positioning sensors and S-band transceivers — alongside a network of more than 70 ground stations providing tracking, telemetry and command, plus mission operations and space-based intelligence. Founded on 11 July 2018 by Navneet Singh and Kiran V. Sharma, who met working in India's space programme at ISRO, the DPIIT-recognised Benga
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Funding
Kepler Aerospace has raised $8M across 1 disclosed round, most recently a Seed in September 2026.
$8MRaised
SeedLatest round · September 2026
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September 2026Seed$8MBlue Ashva Capital (lead), Finvolve, India Accelerator
Investor roster
Every disclosed backer and how often they've written a cheque — repeat names are the strongest conviction signal on the cap table.
New · Latest leadBlue Ashva Capital (lead)1 round · 2026
Finvolve1 round · 2026
India Accelerator1 round · 2026
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Financials
Revenue and profit after tax as filed with the Registrar of Companies.
Revenue for the year to March 2024, down about 2% on FY23. FY25 statements have been filed but the figures are not public; founder Navneet Singh said in July 2025 that revenue stood at roughly ₹7.3 crore. Paid-up capital was ₹2.5 lakh, cons
Founded in Bengaluru by Navneet Singh and Kiran V. Sharma, who met while working in India's space programme at ISRO. ↗
Jul 2025 · milestone
Awarded an iDEX Prime contract worth about $4 million by the Ministry of Defence, with the Defence Space Agency and HQ Integrated Defence Staff, to build a six-satellite autonomous swarming ISR constellation. ↗
September 2026 · funding
Seed — $8M, led by Blue Ashva Capital (lead).
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Kepler Aerospace builds and operates infrastructure across the satellite mission lifecycle for strategic, defence and commercial customers. Its catalogue spans satellite avionics and subsystems — onboard computers, reaction wheels, MEMS inertial measurement units, positioning sensors and S-band transceivers — alongside a network of more than 70 ground stations providing tracking, telemetry and command, plus mission operations and space-based intelligence. Founded on 11 July 2018 by Navneet Singh and Kiran V. Sharma, who met working in India's space programme at ISRO, the DPIIT-recognised Benga
Who founded Kepler Aerospace?
Kepler Aerospace is associated with Navneet Singh, Kiran V. Sharma.
How much funding has Kepler Aerospace raised?
Kepler Aerospace has raised $8M across 1 disclosed round. The most recent was a $8M Seed in September 2026.
Who are Kepler Aerospace's investors?
Disclosed investors in Kepler Aerospace include Blue Ashva Capital (lead), Finvolve, India Accelerator.
Is Kepler Aerospace profitable?
Per its FY24 standalone filing, Kepler Aerospace reported ₹1 Cr in revenue.
What is the latest news on Kepler Aerospace?
The most recent StartupFox coverage is “Kepler Aerospace Raises Its First $8M Eight Years In, With a Satellite Swarm to Build” (1 September 2026). All stories are listed on this page.
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