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Nelco invests $20 million in Elveo for satellite connectivity

Nelco invests $20 million in Elveo for satellite connectivity
Tata Group’s Nelco invests $20 million in US firm Elveo for satellite connectivity in India · telegraphindia.com

Nelco is a company that helps people communicate using satellites.

It is part of a big Indian business group called Tata.

Nelco decided to give $20 million to a company in the United States called Elveo.

Elveo builds satellites that can connect directly to phones and machines.

This money will help bring this new technology to India and nearby countries.

With this technology, cars, ships, and even government services can stay connected anywhere.

The money is given as a special loan that can later become part of the company.

Elveo was created in January 2026 when two other companies joined together.

It is still new and does not earn money yet.

This partnership could help people in places where regular signals do not reach.

Key facts

Investment amount
USD 20 million (approx Rs 191.2 crore)
Investor
Nelco (Tata Group)
Investee
Lunar Holdco, Inc. (operating as Elveo Mobile)
Investment instrument
Compulsorily Convertible Debentures (CCDs)
CCD return
7 per cent annual compounded return
Target markets
India and South Asian markets
Target sectors
Automotive, maritime, energy and government
Lunar Holdco formation
January 2026, following merger of Lynk Global and Omnispace

Quotes

Ramu Potarazu

CEO of Elveo

“"This collaboration also expands our reliable, adaptable and intelligent communications solution into new enterprise markets including automotive, telecom, infrastructure and other mission‑critical sectors. We look forward to not only serving the Indian market through Nelco but also partnering with the broader Tata Group companies across the globe."”
telegraphindia.com
“"D2D is the next growth wave for the Satcom market globally and Nelco is embarking on it. Elveo’s advanced network design opens up seamless coverage and new market opportunities for us in India, as well as South Asian countries and worldwide for some of the enterprise segments."”
telegraphindia.com

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