Sources said that Pixxel has already secured commitments in the $55–60 million range, but negotiations are still underway. Depending on investor interest, the space-tech startup may upsize the round to around $80–100 million.
Pixxel, which operates in the satellite imaging and earth observation space, has been attracting strong interest as demand rises for high-resolution geospatial data across sectors such as climate monitoring, agriculture, defence and infrastructure. Deepinder Goyal’s potential participation would further strengthen investor confidence in the company’s long-term growth prospects.
