Airmation
For Investors & Grant Partners

A disciplined regional build, toward an indigenous UAV company.

Airmation is raising phased capital — blending equity, non-dilutive grants (iDEX, DST, TDF) and later equipment finance — to fund the Biscope fleet ramp. This page is a summary; get in touch for the full deck and financial model.

₹15.4 cr
Projected Year-5 revenue (base case)
Year 4
Targeted EBITDA-positive
Year 6
Targeted net-profit-positive
100 → 1,300
Fleet ramp, Year 1 to Year 5

Base-case projections, illustrative and assumption-based. See the full model for methodology and sensitivities.

01The market

A real, bounded niche — captured regionally

18%

of all drone shows worldwide are bought by city and local governments — the single largest customer segment, and Airmation's core buyer.

3.28 lakh

villages already drone-surveyed under India's SVAMITVA scheme — a signal of how deep government drone adoption already runs.

₹100–250 cr

estimated size of India's drone-show market today, on a path toward ₹300–500 cr by 2030.

02Positioning

The game we win

We do not fight BotLab Dynamics for national, record-driven contracts — we would lose that game. We win the regional, relationship-driven market in Uttar Pradesh that a Delhi-based national operator structurally cannot serve as well.

03Execution roadmap

Five years: operator to company

Year 1

Stand it up

100 drones · 12 shows

Certification cleared; first shows delivered.

Year 2

Prove & diversify

250 drones · 24 shows

Airmation Academy — our advanced training line — goes live.

Year 3

Build the moat

500 drones · 38 shows

Manufacturer-partnered firmware and a custom LED module.

Year 4

Scale & start R&D

1,000 drones · 52 shows

EBITDA-positive; NPNT firmware maturing; the R&D division opens.

Year 5

Company, not operator

1,300 drones · 65 shows

A divisional structure, with net profit within reach.

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The complete business plan, financial model and stress-tested assumptions are available on request.