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T-Hub Startup StelX Among Winners of Boeing BUILD 2025-26
A big airplane company called Boeing runs a special contest called BUILD to help people turn their new ideas into real products.
This year, seven small companies won the contest, and one of them is called StelX Dynamics.
StelX was started by two friends named Kartik and Muskan.
A place called T-Hub, which helps new companies grow, supported them.
The winners get a prize of 10 lakh rupees, which is a very big amount of money.
They also get help and advice from smart Boeing engineers.
The engineers teach them how to build their ideas better and get them ready for the real world.
Boeing works with seven universities and centers in India, like the IITs, to find these clever teams.
Over five years, more than 5,000 people have tried to win the contest.
Altogether, Boeing has helped more than 28 new companies grow through BUILD.
StelX Dynamics, founded by Kartik Pandey and Muskan Ahlawat and supported by T-Hub, was selected as a winner of Boeing's BUILD programme for 2025-26.
StelX Dynamics will receive a ₹10 lakh grant along with mentoring from Boeing and its incubator partners to develop its idea into a market-ready solution.
The other winning teams were Aerosearch Technologies, Alkamy Carbon, DIASOL Pvt. Ltd., EarthSprint Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Oreejoy MedTech Pvt. Ltd. and SWRN Systems Pvt. Ltd.
The fifth edition of BUILD works with seven incubator partners in India, including T-Hub, IIT Bombay's SINE, IIT Delhi's FITT, IIT Gandhinagar, IIT Madras, IISc Bengaluru and KIIT Bhubaneswar.
Boeing says BUILD has received more than 5,000 applications over five years and supported over 28 startups across aerospace, deep tech, technology, sustainability and social impact.
- Who
- Boeing, its incubator partners including T-Hub, and seven winning teams, notably StelX Dynamics founded by Kartik Pandey and Muskan Ahlawat.
- What
- Boeing's BUILD programme selected seven teams, including T-Hub-incubated StelX Dynamics, as winners for 2025-26, with a ₹10 lakh grant and mentoring for StelX.
- Where
- Hyderabad, India, where T-Hub is based, and across India through seven incubator partners.
- When
- Fifth edition of the programme for 2025-26.
- Why
- To help early-stage entrepreneurs develop their ideas into market-ready business solutions through grants, mentoring and collaboration.
Key facts
- Programme
- Boeing University Innovation Leadership Development (BUILD)
- Edition
- Fifth (2025-26)
- Winning Teams
- 7
- StelX Dynamics Grant
- ₹10 lakh
- StelX Dynamics Founders
- Kartik Pandey and Muskan Ahlawat
- Incubator Partners
- T-Hub, IIT Bombay's SINE, IIT Delhi's FITT, IIT Gandhinagar, IIT Madras, IISc Bengaluru, KIIT Bhubaneswar
- Applications Over Five Years
- More than 5,000
- Startups Supported
- Over 28
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