这个板块火了！成立不足一年，ETF规模突破110亿元

Core Viewpoint - The satellite industry is projected to shine by the end of 2025, with significant investment growth and multiple satellite ETFs showing impressive monthly gains, indicating a strong market interest in this sector [2][3]. Investment Performance - By the end of December 2025, the total scale of satellite-related ETFs and linked products exceeded 11 billion yuan, marking a more than 140% increase from 4.491 billion yuan at the end of November [2]. - The first ETF tracking the National Commercial Satellite Communication Industry Index, managed by Yongying Fund, has reached a scale of 6.66 billion yuan with a return of 71.15% since its inception [2][3]. - The largest ETF tracking the China Securities Satellite Industry Index is the Zhao Shang China Securities Satellite Industry ETF, with a scale of 1.531 billion yuan, contributing to a total of 4.397 billion yuan for all products linked to this index [3]. Market Dynamics - The satellite industry is recognized as a core component of the aerospace economy, with national strategies emphasizing its development as a key driver of new productivity [5]. - The industry is experiencing a transformation from "following" to "leading" globally, driven by advancements in low-orbit satellite internet, BeiDou global networking, and commercial remote sensing and communication satellites [6]. - The satellite industry has established a comprehensive layout covering manufacturing, launching, operation, and application, enhancing its commercial value across various sectors [6]. Fund Manager Insights - Fund managers highlight that the commercial aerospace sector is on the brink of a significant breakthrough, driven by policy support, technological advancements, financial backing, and expanding application scenarios [7]. - The successful recovery of commercial rockets is seen as a pivotal moment for the industry, indicating a transition into a new phase of accelerated development and opening up a trillion-yuan market [8]. - Investment opportunities are identified in satellite launch schedules, breakthroughs in heavy-lift rockets, and cost reductions in rocket and satellite manufacturing, with a strong demand for satellite launches expected in the coming years [8].