Hyderabad: Aerospace and defence player Ananth Technologies Pvt Ltd supplied critical avionics, electronics and spacecraft subsystems for ISRO ’s GSLV-F18 mission, which placed the NVS-03 navigation satellite into orbit on Oct 31, 2026.
The Hyderabad-headquartered company said it contributed 46 flight hardware packages for the GSLV-F18 launch vehicle, supporting telemetry, data acquisition, navigation, guidance and control, power management, relay functions, structural monitoring, actuator control, transponder operations and other avionics needs across vehicle stages. For NVS-03, the third satellite in the next-generation navigation satellite system designed to ensure continuity for IRNSS and NavIC services, ATL supplied nine systems. NVS-03 carries an indigenous atomic clock along with procured atomic clocks and adds the L1 signal to existing L5 and S-band services. Its coverage extends across India and up to 1,500 km beyond the country’s geopolitical boundary. NVS-03, as part of the next-generation Navigation with Indian Constellation (NavIC) system, represents an important step towards ensuring continuity and enhancing India’s independent satellite-based navigation services.
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“This success is a testament to India’s scientific excellence and the collective strength of its space industry,” he said, adding that ATL is committed to supporting Indian space programmes with reliable indigenous technologies. These include power-management packages, multiple DC-DC converters, star sensors and attitude and orbit control systems, supporting power conversion, distribution, onboard computing and spacecraft attitude determination. ATL chairman Subba Rao Pavuluri termed the launch a milestone for India’s indigenous space capabilities. “This achievement reinforces the country’s commitment to developing and strengthening its indigenous space capabilities. The Hyderabad-headquartered ATL also operates Bengaluru facilities for satellite assembly, integration and testing activities. Download the TOI App.