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Arctus Aerospace

AerospaceIndia

Arctus Aerospace builds unmanned airplanes flying at 45,000 feet for 24 hours to provide zero-infrastructure earth observation anytime and anywhere.

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Arctus Aerospace at a glance

Arctus Aerospace is an aerospace company headquartered in India. Its most recent funding round, Pre-Seed, raised $2.6M in November 2025. Xcout tracks 1 named person at Arctus Aerospace, including Shreepoorna S Rao (Founder).

Industry
Aerospace
Headquarters
India

Arctus Aerospace leadership

  • Shreepoorna S RaoFounder

Arctus Aerospace funding rounds

Every round on record:

DateRoundAmountInvestors
Pre-Seed$2.6M13 named

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Investors

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