Antrix is the promoting arm of the Indian authorities space agency. The company slowly created a history for technical capacity in the fabrication and launch of satellites, aside from supplying remote sensing data from its own satellites, for international customers.
Seeing chances in the global commercial space industry, the business decided to set market share aims to pursue the segment of satellite manufacturing, satellite services and launching services worldwide. Nonetheless, as a government-owned business that relies on a network of other government agencies for its manufacturing and services, it isn't clear whether it has the organizational capacities to deliver on its ambitions, or the company has either picked at its sections and goals carefully. The Managing Director is faced with the challenge of aligning organizational abilities to take advantage of international opportunities.
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