New Delhi, May 28 -- Space is the new frontier, not just for rockets, but for investment.

On 17 April, Gujarat rolled out aspace sector growth plan for 2025-2030. Within hours, Tamil Nadu responded with its own Tamil Nadu Space Industrial Policy.

Why the rush? India's space economy is projected to skyrocket from $8.4 billion (bn) in 2024 to $44 bn by 2033, aiming for 8% of the global market, according to FICCI.

As states compete to attract space-tech investments, some listed companies are already positioned to ride this wave.

Here are a few stocks that could benefit from India's space boom.

Larsen & Toubro (L&T) is an Indian multinational company that has been involved in India's space programme for over 50 years.

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