The Indian Space Economy is set to reach USD 13 Billion by 2025. The Indian space sector is recognised for building cost-effective satellites, with launch of the Mars probes successfully at first attempt and taking hundreds of foreign satellites to space. India constitutes 3% of the global space economy and is expected to enhance its share to more than 10% by 2030. The Geospatial Industry is set to touch USD 681 Million by 2025.
The Swedish National Space Agency (SNSA) says: "Swedish space companies are internationally competitive and Swedish innovations are found on numerous rockets and satellites. SNSA contributes to Swedish space operations through calls that give companies the opportunity to develop new innovative products and services from satellites, rockets and data deployment - to name just a few areas."
The Geospatial Industry is the next 'Big Opportunity' for technology companies both as an 'advancing market in itself' as well as 'augmenting business processes' of mainstream IT, Engineering and Autonomous Industries. It would continue to provide accurate and rich foundation to data infrastructure and increasingly add a 3rd dimension to 'everything we do' leading to 'geospatial by default' embedded in digital twin and metaverse that will impact how humans interact with digital and physical world in near-real-time.
The Global Geospatial Market Size is estimated to be USD 452 Billion in 2022 and the same is forecasted to grow at 14.61% CAGR and estimated to be USD 681 Billion in year 2025. However, it's expected to grow at much faster rate of 16.1% CAGR post 2025, making it to be USD 1.44 Trillion by 2030. While current growth rate is driven by technology innovation, integration of workflows, and augmentation of spatial analytics in business processes, but post 2025 it gains momentum due to public policy reforms and increasing investments in geospatial infrastructure (both public and private) and industry acceleration programs worldwide.
The India Sweden Space and Geospatial Summit 2023 taking place in Stockholm will enable you to:
14:00 - 15:00
CV Håkan Jevrell
State Secretary at Ministry of Trade and Development
Sanjay Kumar
Founder & CEO of Geospatial World Chamber of Commerce and Geospatial World
Tanmaya Lal
Ambassador of India to Sweden and Latvia at Embassy of India
Tushar R Phadnis
Counsellor Space & ISRO Technical Liaison Officer at Embassy of India Paris
15:00 - 15:35
Pär Hedberg
Senior advisor and Founder of Cassini Space | STING
Palash Jain
Sale Head – Nordics at Tech Mahindra
Jens Lundström
CEO of Arctic Business Incubator ESA BIC
Avinash Viswanathan
Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing at DSM Softech
15:35 - 16:05
16:05 - 16:40
Fredrik Gisle
Head of market region Asia Pacific at SSC
Cecilia Hertz
Co-Founder of I.S.A.A.C. International Space Asset Acceleration Company
Sanjay Nekkanti
Founder and CEO of Dhruva Space
Filip Stern Cedell
CEO of Phytomspace
Sethu Saveda Suvanam
Founder and CEO of Re-Orbit
16:40 - 17:15
Rupak Deore
Senior Research Manager at GW Consulting & GWCC
Hugo van der Linde
Vice President, Europe at Magnasoft
Vinay Simha
CEO of SkyServe
17:15 - 17:45
Bengt Kjellson
Special investigator/Inquiry Chair at Government Office Ministry of Justice
Tushar R Phadnis
Counsellor Space & ISRO Technical Liaison Officer at Embassy of India Paris
Saurabh Rai
CEO of Arahas Technologies
17:45 - 18:05
Christer Fuglesang
Professor KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Space advisor at Saab, retired ESA Astronaut