Partnership · Government, Defense & Space

SatSure and Dhruva Space form strategic alliance

By Startup Enthusiast · 30 June 2025

What they do

SatSure provides satellite Earth observation and AI-based decision intelligence

The two companies signed an MoU to deliver end-to-end Earth Observation-as-a-Service solutions

The partnership combines SatSure's analytics with Dhruva Space's satellite platforms

SatSure and Dhruva Space signed an MoU for a strategic alliance.
The alliance aims to deliver end-to-end Earth Observation-as-a-Service (EOaaS) solutions.
The partnership unifies upstream and downstream capabilities across the space value chain.
It uses indigenously developed technology from both companies.
SatSure's subsidiary KaleidEO provides analytical solutions.
Dhruva Space contributes satellite platform and integration expertise.
KaleidEO has built and qualified two high-resolution optical and multi-spectral payloads.

The partnership creates a one-stop-shop for space-based observation needs.
It combines SatSure's AI and geospatial data with Dhruva Space's satellite manufacturing.
Both companies serve civilian and defense clients globally.

SatSure is a full-stack satellite Earth Observation and Decision Intelligence company based in Bengaluru, founded in 2017.
It combines geospatial data and AI to serve financial services, agriculture, utilities, forestry, energy, and aviation.
SatSure's customers are in India, Western Europe, Australia, North America, the Middle East, and Japan.
Dhruva Space is a full-stack Space solutions provider based in Hyderabad.
It has expertise in satellite platforms, launch services, and ground station infrastructure.
Dhruva Space operates across Space, Launch, and Ground segments for civilian and defense clients worldwide.
Dhruva Space is building a 280,000 sq ft spacecraft manufacturing facility in Hyderabad, first-of-its-kind in South Asia.
The facility supports design, engineering, assembly, integration, and testing of spacecraft up to 500 kg.
Dhruva Space also indigenously designs and develops small satellites and subsystems, including space-grade solar panels.