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Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" investment rating for the defense and military industry [3] Core Insights - The report emphasizes the importance of new equipment showcased in military parades since the 18th National Congress, which is expected to drive independent market trends in the sector [8] - The mid-term investment strategy for the defense and military industry in 2025 focuses on long-term profitability while also considering thematic investments [22] - The deep-sea technology sector, particularly Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUVs), is highlighted as a leading area for new equipment development, with the U.S. military market projected to exceed $50 billion over the next decade [56] - The commercial aerospace sector is experiencing intense competition for quality frequency resources, with domestic satellite constellations expected to accelerate deployment [84] Summary by Sections Military Parades and National Defense Achievements - Military parades since the 18th National Congress have showcased national defense achievements, with new equipment expected to drive independent market trends [10][13] - The 2019 National Day parade featured 580 pieces of equipment, 40% of which were making their debut [16] Investment Strategy for 2025 - The report outlines a mid-term investment strategy that emphasizes profitability and thematic investments, including commercial aerospace, low-altitude economy, deep-sea technology, and controlled nuclear fusion [22][26] Deep-Sea Technology - The report notes that deep-sea technology was first mentioned in the 2025 government work report, indicating its emerging importance as a new industry [63] - UUVs are highlighted for their cost-effectiveness and operational flexibility, with the U.S. military's UUV market projected to exceed $50 billion over the next decade based on demand for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) [74] Commercial Aerospace - The report discusses the growing demand for satellite constellations in the commercial aerospace sector, with over 20,000 satellites expected to be launched by 2030 [84]