Amit Khansaheb, Abhishek Dubey 
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Trilegal acts on Digantara $50 million Series B fundraise

The funding will support Digantara’s international expansion plans, particularly in Europe.

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Digantara, a space surveillance and intelligence company, has raised $50 million through a Series B fundraise, from a mix of existing and new investors, including 360 ONE Asset, Peak XV, Kalaari Capital, SBI Japan and Rohinton Soli Screwvala.

Trilegal advised Digantara and its founders on this fundraise.

The transaction team was led by Amit Khansaheb (Partner) and Abhishek Dubey with support from Ishita Sinha (Senior Associate) and Associates Sagnik Sarkar and Aditya Kaushik.

Digantara

Digantara is a deep-tech space company specialising in space situational awareness and navigation, with a focus on orbital safety, space traffic management, and debris monitoring through its flagship platform, Space-MAP (Mission Assurance Platform). It serves commercial satellite operators, defence agencies, and other strategic stakeholders.

With this fundraise, Digantara is moving beyond monitoring objects in space to also detecting and tracking missiles. Digantara is expanding its sensing, tracking, and decision-making technologies to help address some of today’s most critical national security challenges.

With operations across India, Singapore, and the United States, the funding will support Digantara’s international expansion plans, particularly in Europe, while also strengthening its domestic capabilities through increased production capacity, satellite manufacturing, and the in-house development of optical systems.

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