Hari Shanker

As aerospace and defence ecosystems evolve, the role of data is becoming as critical as hardware. A new generation of companies is emerging, bringing in capabilities around data, mapping, and real-time intelligence. Among them is Mirai Aerospace, a young venture working at the intersection of aerospace technology, UAV systems, and geospatial analytics, which will be present at the AeroDef Manufacturing Exhibition, which will be held at Yashobhoomi Exhibition Centre, Dwaraka, New Delhi, from 8th April 2026.

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Shoonya Tubes, a new-age manufacturing venture in the high-purity stainless steel segment, is positioning itself as a precision-driven player catering

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Capital-A, the Bengaluru-based early-stage venture fund founded by Ankit Kedia, has quietly built one of the more focused manufacturing theses in Indian venture capital, at a time when most institutional money in the country continues to chase software and consumer internet businesses. Across two funds, the firm has backed more than 30 companies with cheques ranging from ₹5 crore to ₹12 crore, choosing founders who understand the realities of a factory floor as closely as they understand a term sheet.