Digantara will establish a spaceship manufacturing plant in the United States.

Colorado has committed over $1 million in operating incentives to expedite Digantara's US growth in acknowledgment of this facility's ability to assist the country's Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions.The chief executive of Digantara, a space surveillance and intelligence firm based in Bengaluru, told ET that the company will spend $10–15 million over the next six to eight months to establish a specialized facility for spacecraft manufacturing and space optics manufacture in the US.In order to increase its presence in the United States, DigantaraDigantara Datalabs_in-article-icon, a spacetech firm located in Bengaluru, plans to invest $10–15 million over the course of the next six to eight months to construct a spacecraft manufacturing and space optics production center in Colorado. Nearly $1 million in operational incentives have been promised by the State of Colorado to hasten Digantara's US expansion."Our entry into the US demonstrates our dedication to promoting space intelligence and monitoring on a worldwide scale.

Anirudh Sharma, cofounder and CEO of Digantara, stated, "Our investments in resilient technologies must change along with space threats, putting us in a position to support mission-critical defense and intelligence operations."The company is actively involved in flagship programs run by the Space Rapid Capability Office and Space Systems Command's SDA TAP LAB, and it has already signed contracts with several department of defense departments, including the US Air Force and Space Force. Digantara, which was founded in 2018 by Sharma, Rahul Rawat, and Tanveer Ahmed, wants to build a constellation of satellites that can track objects as small as 1 cm. Its flagship product is a space trash detector.