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Space industry seeks critical infra status
Business Standard
|January 20, 2026
‘The space sector in India has put forth demands, including considering the industry as a critical infrastructure, demand creation through 50 percent government procurement from private entities, production linked incentive (PLI), and tax sops, for the upcoming Budget 2027.
Given the high upfront costs, rapid technological obsolescence, and delayed revenues, the space sector requires a tailored fiscal framework distinct from conventional manufacturing, Indian Space Association (Ispa) said.
Ispa cited that the government can consider PLI schemes for satellites, launch vehicles, space-grade components, and critical subsystems, while also providing a five-year tax holiday for space manufacturing, launch services, and space-based service providers.
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