The Indian Space Association (ISpA) has called on the Indian government to provide essential policy support and financial incentives to develop the in-space servicing, assembly, and manufacturing (ISAM) ecosystem. A report prepared in collaboration with OrbitAID Aerospace emphasizes the need for a production-linked incentive program and procurement commitments from strategic sectors like defense to stimulate the market. ISAM includes crucial activities such as satellite life extension, in-orbit repairs, and future space-based manufacturing. The report argues that India's growing private space sector is well-positioned to capitalize on the shift from disposable satellites to serviceable space infrastructure, driven by increasing demand for satellite constellations. India’s existing capabilities in launch services, characterized by cost efficiency and engineering excellence, further bolster its potential in this area. The report also suggests that innovation grants and seed funding from agencies like IN-SPACe could support early-stage experimentation and prototyping, thereby fostering a robust ISAM industry.