Manastu Space
Manastu Space Technologies is an India-based space startup founded in 2017 (with roots in IIT Bombay's Student Satellite Lab) that develops non-toxic green propulsion systems and debris collision-avoidance technology for satellites and launch vehicles. Its systems use a proprietary hydrogen-peroxide-based green propellant (MS-289) to replace traditional toxic hydrazine. In December 2024 it test-fired its Vyom 2U thruster in orbit aboard ISRO's PSLV Orbital Experimental Module-4 (POEM-4) and delivered India's first green propulsion system to DRDO.
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Payloads in Orbit
Active Sats (reported)
Funding Raised
Products & Services
Vyom 2U
operationalPlug-and-play 1N green thruster for ~50-100 kg agile satellites; test-fired in orbit aboard ISRO's POEM-4 in a 30-second controlled burn.
Since 2024
I-Booster
operational4 x 1N green propulsion system for 100-500 kg LEO satellites for orbital maneuvers, collision avoidance and de-orbiting; delivered to DRDO as India's first green propulsion system.
Since 2024
Sharanga
development1-10 mN micro-thruster system for CubeSats up to 50 kg, using High-Test Peroxide (HTP) propellant.
GP-LAM
development300N green liquid apogee motor for GEO spacecraft and launch vehicles, using the proprietary MS-289 green propellant.
MS-289 propellant
operationalProprietary green propellant, a blend of hydrogen peroxide and additives combusted by a novel high-temperature catalyst, designed to replace toxic hydrazine.
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