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Thrustworks Dynetics Rockets to Stardom: Startup Raises ₹7 Crore to Build India’s Next-Gen Rocket Engines

Indian Space Startup Secures Big Seed Funding

India’s Thrustworks Dynetics, a cutting-edge propulsion systems startup, has raised ₹7 crore in seed funding led by Jamwant Ventures, with support from Piper Serica, SINE-IIT Bombay, and other investors.

The startup is on a mission to redefine India’s commercial space capabilities, scaling its Integrated Rocket Facility, advancing R&D in high-performance propulsion systems, and enhancing testing infrastructure to meet rising global demand.


Meet the Startup Powering India’s Rocket Revolution

Founded in 2023 by Manan Joshi, Kalyani Shinde, and Vinith Shenoy, Thrustworks Dynetics is building liquid rocket engines and subsystems with a focus on modularity, scalability, and cutting-edge performance.

The company is developing:

  • ANYA: a next-gen liquid rocket engine platform
  • Micro-combustors for precise thrust control
  • High Thrust High Impulse (HTHI) engines for major missions

With its Mobile Rocket Engine Test Bed, the startup enables rapid, flexible hot-fire testing, dramatically speeding up the development process.


Building India’s First Integrated Rocket Facility

Thrustworks Dynetics plans a one-stop Integrated Rocket Facility to combine design, manufacturing, and testing under one roof. This innovation aims to shorten development cycles, boost operational efficiency, and accelerate India’s commercial space ambitions.

Incubated at SINE-IIT Bombay, the startup is positioned to empower the next generation of propulsion technologies in India and beyond.


Collaborations with Aerospace Giants

The startup is already partnering with leading space and aerospace organizations, including:

  • ISRO
  • IN-SPACe
  • Bharat Forge
  • Godrej Aerospace
  • INOXCVA

These collaborations provide access to critical expertise, resources, and testing infrastructure, helping Thrustworks Dynetics compete on a global scale.


Competing on the Global Stage

While startups like Ursa Major dominate international markets, Thrustworks Dynetics is carving out its niche with modular, high-performance engines and rapid test capabilities.

The recent seed round positions the company to scale operations, expand testing, and accelerate commercialization, making it a key player in India’s space tech revolution.


What the Future Holds

With ₹7 crore in fresh funding, Thrustworks Dynetics will:

  • Expand the Integrated Rocket Facility
  • Enhance propulsion system R&D
  • Increase engine testing capabilities for commercial applications

The startup’s ultimate goal: empowering India’s space industry with scalable, next-gen rocket engines and staking a claim in the global commercial space race.


Why This Matters

Thrustworks Dynetics’ rapid rise demonstrates that India’s space startup ecosystem is ready for global competition. With advanced propulsion systems, strategic collaborations, and strong investor backing, the startup is poised to launch India’s ambitions into orbit — literally.


 

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