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Hyderabad startup opens India’s first private space debris recovery facility
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Hyderabad-based startup Cosmoserve Space opened India's first private space debris recovery facility, Base 1, which was inaugurated by Union Minister of State for Science & Technology and Space Dr.
Jitendra Singh and Telangana IT and Industries Minister D. Sridhar Babu. The facility will focus on satellite servicing, in-orbit repairs, and debris removal, aiming to reduce servicing costs significantly.
The startup has raised over $9 million in total funding and plans to demonstrate its robotic capture systems by 2027.
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Updated - November 06, 2026 12:30 am IST - HYDERABAD
Hyderabad-based startup Cosmoserve Space on Thursday unveiled ‘Base 1’, as India’s first private facility and only the sixth in the world equipped with space-vision systems and microgravity simulation capabilities for satellite servicing and space debris recovery.
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