$8 million seed led by Blue Ashva Capital, with Finvolve and India Accelerator participating — the first external capital Kepler has taken since Navneet Singh and Kiran V. Sharma founded it in July…
The money funds six autonomous swarming ISR satellites under two iDEX Prime contracts with the Ministry of Defence, carrying about $4 million in grants and a December 2027 launch target.
The business that exists today is infrastructure: more than 70 ground stations, avionics and components, including work on ISRO's 21 satellites under the SBS-III programme.
Singh said in July 2025 that the company had revenue of roughly ₹7.3 crore and was raising $10 million. It closed $8 million fourteen months later.
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