Zhong Guo Zheng Quan Bao·2026-01-18 03:42Group 1 - Several listed companies categorized under the commercial aerospace concept have recently issued announcements or statements clarifying their low association with commercial aerospace business and indicating that their stock prices have significantly deviated from fundamentals [2] - Since December 2025, some companies in the commercial aerospace sector have seen astonishing stock price increases, with Aerospace Development's stock rising over 200% in 30 consecutive trading days, triggering severe abnormal fluctuation standards [2] - Aerospace Development announced that its subsidiary engaged in low-orbit satellite operations generated less than 1% of the company's total revenue in the first three quarters of 2025, indicating minimal impact on overall performance [2] Group 2 - Companies such as Shaoyang Hydraulic clarified that their products do not directly serve commercial aerospace clients, with related orders being sporadic and amounting to less than 500,000 yuan, accounting for less than 0.2% of annual revenue [2] - Multiple companies, including Aerospace Power, North Navigation, Aerospace Engineering, Star Ring Technology, and Aerospace Changfeng, publicly stated that their main businesses do not involve commercial aerospace [2] - In response to investor inquiries, companies like Xingxing Technology and Jindi Co. expressed that they do not have current development plans in the commercial aerospace sector, while Keli Sensor and Bomin Electronics acknowledged their awareness of the commercial aerospace trend but have not established substantial commercial cooperation [3] Group 3 - The clarifications and risk warnings highlight a significant divergence between soaring stock prices and company fundamentals, with industry leader China Satellite reporting a rolling P/E ratio exceeding 2400 and a more than 96% year-on-year decline in net profit for 2024 after excluding non-recurring gains [5] - Companies like Aerospace Electronics and China Satcom also announced that their stock prices exhibit a "hot potato effect" and have severely detached from fundamentals, indicating a potential for significant short-term declines [5] - Market analysis suggests that while the long-term growth logic of the commercial aerospace industry is clear, short-term irrational speculation has inflated valuations of many stocks lacking substantial business support [5]