The Hidden Winners of the SpaceX IPO

The market is treating SpaceX's $1.75 trillion IPO as a US technology story. In reality, it represents a global re-rating of the entire space and physical intelligence ecosystem, spanning launch services, satellites, ground infrastructure, drone autonomy, defence electronics, and robotics. Anthropic's $1.25 billion monthly compute contract through 2029 alone is larger than the annual revenue of India's listed defence electronics sector. Yet Indian companies such as

, , , , , and continue to be valued as niche defence players rather than participants in the global physical intelligence supply chain. The opportunity for FY27 is unlikely to be satellite manufacturing, where ISRO's role has become more selective. Instead, the real beneficiary could be India's dual-use electronics and autonomous systems ecosystem, serving both the domestic drone industry and rising global space infrastructure spending. This opportunity remains underappreciated because these companies sit at the intersection of defence, electronics, and capital goods, leaving them outside the primary coverage of any single sector analyst.