InterCosmos

InterCosmos is an India-based spacetech company specializing in innovative propulsion systems designed for space applications, aiming to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of satellite launches and missions worldwide. Founded in 2020, InterCosmos operates from Thiruvananthapuram, India, focusing on advanced propulsion technologies. The firm has engaged in one deal, with its most recent funding round occurring on April 1, 2026. The founder's background information is not available.

InterCosmos focuses on the development of Green Hypergolic Propulsion Systems designed for various applications in Earth orbits and beyond. The company’s core offerings leverage innovative propulsion technology that utilizes hypergolic propellants, igniting spontaneously upon contact, enhancing efficiency and reliability in space travel. Its systems cater to government agencies, commercial satellite operators, and private aerospace ventures requiring robust, environmentally conscious propulsion solutions. The primary markets for InterCosmos include North America, Europe, and select regions in Asia, addressing the growing demand for sustainable space exploration and satellite deployment.

InterCosmos generates revenue through B2B transactions, primarily partnering with aerospace companies and government entities needing advanced propulsion systems. Revenue streams are established through contractual agreements for the development and supply of propulsion units, often structured as milestone-based payments tied to specific project phases. The company’s flagship Green Hypergolic Propulsion Systems are central to these transactions, serving as key components in various space missions. Pricing structures involve initial development fees, followed by ongoing costs based on production volume and technical support services, ensuring a consistent revenue flow.

In April 2026, InterCosmos raised an undisclosed amount of venture funding from new investor Indian Angel Network, which will be utilized to complete technology flight qualification and conduct its initial in-orbit demonstration. The company plans to develop additional propulsion systems and expand its market presence in North America and Europe by 2027, targeting new partnerships with space agencies and commercial operators in these regions.