Group 1 - The Aerospace ETF Tianhong (159241) experienced a volatile trading session, with a slight increase of 0.09% and a turnover rate of 12.47%, achieving a transaction volume exceeding 410 million yuan [1] - The ETF has seen a net inflow of 1.99 million yuan on July 7, marking the eighth consecutive trading day of net inflows, totaling 155 million yuan [1] - As of July 7, the latest circulating scale of the Aerospace ETF Tianhong reached 329 million yuan, with a circulating share of 298 million, both hitting historical highs [1] Group 2 - The National Aerospace Index has shown higher elasticity compared to other indices like General Aviation and the China Securities Defense Index, indicating a promising outlook for the aerospace sector [2] - Key investment themes in the defense and military industry include military trade, new domains and qualities, and restructuring, with a focus on core assets and low asset securitization rates in military state-owned enterprises [2]

Investment Rating - The report rates the defense and military industry as "Outperforming the Market" [2] Core Views - The global geopolitical situation remains tense, with ongoing conflicts such as the Russia-Ukraine war and rising risks in the Middle East, leading to an intensified arms race and increased focus on military construction [4][38] - The defense industry is expected to see a recovery in demand as the "14th Five-Year Plan" approaches its final year, with long-term growth certainty supported by clear development goals for 2035 and 2050 [4] - The upcoming military parade on September 3 will showcase both traditional main battle equipment and new combat forces, highlighting advancements in military capabilities [3][40] Summary by Sections Market Review - The defense and military index rose by 6.90% last week, outperforming major indices such as the Shanghai Composite and Shenzhen Component [12] - The current PE (TTM) for the defense and military sector is 79.92 times, with sub-sectors showing varied valuations: aerospace equipment at 143.52 times, aviation equipment at 69.14 times, ground weapons at 174.36 times, naval equipment at 50.76 times, and military electronics at 102.36 times [20][21] Key Recommendations - Recommended companies include: 1. Downstream manufacturers: Hongdu Aviation, AVIC Shenyang Aircraft, AVIC Xi'an Aircraft, and AVIC Helicopter [4] 2. Military new technologies: Lianchuang Optoelectronics, Guangqi Technology, and Zhongjian Technology [4] 3. Underwater equipment: Hailanxin, Yaxing Anchor Chain, and Zhongke Haixun [4] 4. Missile industry chain: Feilihua, Guoke Military Industry, and Zhongbing Hongjian [4] 5. Military titanium materials: Western Superconducting [4] 6. Electronic components: Hongyuan Electronics and Aerospace Electronics [4] 7. Military trade direction: Zhongwu Drone [4] Industry Dynamics - Recent policies related to deep-sea technology indicate significant development potential, particularly for specialized equipment like UUVs, supported by top-level planning [3] - The military trade market is expanding, with recent announcements of procurement from Pakistan for Chinese fighter jets, indicating a growing opportunity in military exports [39]

Summary of Key Points from Conference Call Records Industry Overview - The conference call focuses on the **defense and military industry** in China, particularly in relation to upcoming military parades and global military spending trends [1][2][4]. Core Insights and Arguments - **Market Sentiment and Pricing Mechanism**: The pricing of the defense and military sector is significantly influenced by retail investors and speculative funds, with major events like the Zhuhai Airshow acting as catalysts for buying behavior [1][3]. - **Global Military Spending Trends**: Increased military spending by NATO countries may lead to a global arms race, compelling other nations to boost their military budgets, thus impacting international military balance [4]. - **Upcoming Military Parade**: The military parade in September is expected to showcase China's emerging military capabilities and new equipment, enhancing its deterrent power and demonstrating the cost-effectiveness of Chinese military products to international clients [1][5]. - **Performance of Chinese Military Equipment**: Conflicts such as the Russia-Ukraine and India-Pakistan disputes highlight the superior performance of Chinese military equipment, indicating China's rising strength in the global defense sector [1][5]. - **2025 as a Pivotal Year**: The year 2025 is anticipated to be a turning point for the defense industry, marking the culmination of the 14th Five-Year Plan, with a significant increase in weapon orders and expected performance improvements for major companies [6][7]. Additional Important Content - **Investment Directions**: Key investment themes in the defense sector include military trade, restructuring, and new types of weaponry [9][10][11]. - **Restructuring Opportunities**: The integration of major military groups, such as China Shipbuilding and China Heavy Industry, is expected to create investment opportunities [11][25]. - **Focus on New Weaponry**: The industry is shifting towards new generation weaponry, including advanced aircraft and unmanned systems, which are crucial for future military capabilities [12][16][17]. - **Emerging Technologies**: There is a growing emphasis on unmanned systems, underwater operations, hypersonic weapons, and electronic warfare capabilities as key areas for investment [16][17][26]. - **Market Dynamics**: The defense sector is currently experiencing a phase of adjustment, with many stocks at the bottom of their price cycles, but expected to recover as backlogged orders are fulfilled [2][7]. Conclusion - The defense and military industry in China is poised for significant growth driven by geopolitical tensions, upcoming military displays, and strategic investments in new technologies and restructuring efforts. The year 2025 is highlighted as a critical juncture for the sector, with expectations of improved performance and increased military capabilities.

Investment Rating - The report maintains a positive outlook on the defense and military industry, particularly in light of the current global geopolitical tensions, indicating a favorable investment opportunity in this sector [3][36]. Core Insights - The defense and military sector is expected to benefit from the recovery of demand and the elimination of previous disruptions, with a long-term growth certainty supported by national defense modernization goals set for 2035 and 2050 [5][38]. - The report highlights the increasing importance of drone technology in modern warfare, emphasizing its cost-effectiveness and operational advantages [4][36]. - The low-altitude economy is identified as a burgeoning sector, with significant policy support and commercial opportunities emerging [4][35]. Summary by Sections Market Review - The defense and military index fell by 2.01% last week, ranking 17th among 31 sectors, with a current PE(TTM) of 74.63 times [3][20]. - The sub-sectors show varying PE ratios, with aerospace equipment at 134.59 times and ground weaponry at 148.10 times [20]. Key Recommendations - Focus on companies with strong demand and product depth in the downstream manufacturing sector, such as Hongdu Aviation, AVIC Shenyang Aircraft, and AVIC Xi'an Aircraft [5][40]. - Highlight new technology firms in the military sector, including Lianchuang Optoelectronics and Guangqi Technology [5][40]. - Emphasize underwater equipment companies like Hailanxin and Yaxing Anchor Chain [5][41]. - Recommend missile industry chain companies such as Feilihua and Guokexun [5][42]. - Suggest companies involved in military-grade titanium materials and electronic components, including Western Superconducting and Hongyuan Electronics [5][43][44]. Industry Dynamics - The report notes that geopolitical tensions, particularly in the Middle East, are driving interest in military investments [3][36]. - The low-altitude economy is highlighted as a significant growth area, with various local governments implementing supportive measures to foster development [31][35].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news highlights the positive performance of the defense sector, driven by EU investment initiatives and rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East [1][2] - The EU Commission proposed new measures on June 17 to simplify processes and promote an €800 billion investment across EU countries to enhance defense industrial capabilities, which is expected to boost global defense industry expectations [1] - The military industry is experiencing increased attention due to the tense situation in the Middle East, with a focus on investment opportunities in drone technology, which offers cost-effective and efficient combat capabilities [1] Group 2 - Northeast Securities noted that the military industry faced order delays due to personnel adjustments in 2023, but the current phase of the 14th Five-Year Plan is nearing completion, leading to a recovery in downstream demand [2] - The report emphasizes the development potential in new domains such as new fighter jets and drones, which are expected to drive industry upgrades and long-term growth certainty [2] - The Defense ETF closely tracks the CSI Defense Index, which includes listed companies under the top ten military groups and those providing weaponry to the armed forces, reflecting the overall performance of defense industry stocks [2]

Investment Rating - The report indicates a positive outlook for the military industry, suggesting that the industry is nearing a bottom and is expected to recover in 2025 [1][2]. Core Insights - The military sector reported a total revenue of 764.903 billion yuan in 2024, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 1.16%. Key segments such as shipbuilding, aerospace engines, and aviation maintained positive revenue growth [1][2][11]. - The net profit attributable to shareholders in the military sector decreased to 26.655 billion yuan in 2024, a decline of 38.01% year-on-year, primarily due to lower downstream demand and price reductions for certain products [11][12]. - In Q1 2025, the military sector's revenue reached 153.894 billion yuan, up 2.35% year-on-year, with segments like ground equipment and aerospace showing signs of recovery [28][31]. Summary by Sections 1. 2024 Annual Report and 2025 Q1 Review - The military sector's revenue structure shows significant characteristics, with a focus on the recovery of order fundamentals. The shipbuilding sector saw a revenue increase of 10.87%, while ground equipment and aerospace segments are expected to stabilize [11][28]. - The military sector's net profit for 2024 was 26.655 billion yuan, down 38.01% year-on-year, with only the shipbuilding sector showing positive growth [11][12]. 2. Key Target Profit Forecasts and Valuations - Investment strategies suggest focusing on traditional military sectors with expected order recovery, including aerospace engines, shipbuilding, and aviation [3]. - New domains and new qualities are recommended, emphasizing low-cost, intelligent, and systematic characteristics in industries like precision-guided munitions and unmanned systems [3]. 3. Investment Strategy - The report recommends three main investment lines: traditional military sectors, new domains with significant growth potential, and companies with expected asset integration and competitive military trade markets [3]. - Specific recommended stocks include aerospace engine manufacturers, shipbuilding companies, and firms involved in commercial aerospace and low-altitude economies [3]. 4. Market Performance - The military sector's performance is closely monitored, with various companies announcing contracts and showing signs of recovery in the fundamentals of the military sector [46][47].

Investment Rating - The report suggests a positive outlook for the military industry, indicating a potential recovery in performance by 2025, with a focus on companies with order recovery expectations and performance support [2][10][44]. Core Insights - The military sector reported a total revenue of 764.903 billion yuan in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 1.16%. Key segments showing positive growth include shipbuilding, aerospace engines, and aviation [2][10]. - The net profit for the military sector decreased to 26.655 billion yuan in 2024, down 38.01% year-on-year, primarily due to lower downstream demand and price reductions for certain products [12][10]. - The first quarter of 2025 is expected to show signs of recovery, particularly in ground equipment and aerospace segments, with a projected increase in associated transaction amounts [2][29]. Summary by Sections 1. Industry Overview - The military sector's revenue growth was driven by shipbuilding (10.87% increase), aerospace engines (4.46% increase), and aviation (2.75% increase), while ground equipment and commercial aerospace saw significant declines [10][12]. - The report highlights a structural recovery in the military sector, with positive signals emerging from major companies regarding contract announcements and performance stabilization [2][38]. 2. Investment Strategy - The report recommends focusing on three main investment lines: 1. Traditional military sectors with expected order recovery, particularly in aerospace engines, shipbuilding, and aviation [2][44]. 2. New domains characterized by low-cost, intelligent, and systematic features, including precision-guided munitions and unmanned systems [2][44]. 3. Companies with asset integration expectations and competitive positions in military trade markets [2][44]. 3. Recommended Stocks - Traditional military direction: Recommended stocks include Aerospace Power, Aerospace Control, and Huayin Technology [3][45]. - New domain and new quality direction: Recommended stocks include High De Infrared, North Navigation, and Aerospace Rainbow [3][45]. - Reform and overseas direction: Recommended stocks include Guorui Technology and Construction Industry [3][45].

Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Outperform" rating for the defense and military industry [5]. Core Insights - NATO is expected to increase defense budgets, presenting new opportunities for military trade, particularly for China [2][35]. - The defense industry is poised for long-term growth, with recovery in demand and a clear roadmap for modernization by 2035 and 2050 [3][36]. - The low-altitude economy is gaining attention, supported by recent policies and strategic partnerships, indicating a potential growth area [31][34]. Summary by Sections Market Review - The Shenwan Defense and Military Index fell by 1.18%, ranking 30th among 31 sectors [1][13]. - The PE (TTM) ratio for the defense sector is 74.26, with aerospace equipment at 133.63 and ground armaments at 138.63 [19][27]. Key Recommendations - Focus on downstream manufacturers such as Hongdu Aviation and AVIC Shenyang Aircraft [4]. - Highlight new technologies in military applications, including companies like Lianchuang Optoelectronics and Guangqi Technology [4]. - Emphasize underwater equipment and missile industry chains, with key players like Hailanxin and Guokai Military Industry [4]. Industry Dynamics - The global military trade market is expected to grow due to increased defense spending, particularly in NATO countries [2][35]. - China's military trade exports are anticipated to rise, benefiting from geopolitical tensions and a competitive edge in weaponry [41][39].

Core Viewpoint - The 11th World Radar Expo showcases advanced technologies and products from China Electronics Technology Group Corporation (CETC), focusing on the theme of "Electromagnetic Intelligence for All, Innovation for the Future" [1] Group 1: Advanced Equipment - CETC presents over 100 types of electronic information equipment in the advanced equipment exhibition area, emphasizing the development of digital, networked, intelligent, and unmanned systems to create internationally competitive advanced equipment [2] - Various radar systems are displayed, including ballistic missile early warning radars designed for precise target identification and low-altitude target detection systems that operate independently of visibility conditions [4] Group 2: Digital and Intelligent Systems - The digital and intelligent systems exhibition area highlights CETC's capabilities in enhancing network information systems, promoting real-time integration, and accelerating independent innovation across the entire industry chain [5] - The "Smart Warrior" intelligent unmanned combat vehicle garners attention for its modular design, allowing for various operational configurations based on different mission requirements [7] Group 3: Low-altitude Economy - CETC actively engages in the low-altitude economy, focusing on air traffic management, key electronic equipment, and advanced regulatory systems, proposing a comprehensive low-altitude navigation system for safety and efficiency [8] - The low-altitude economic exhibition area features products such as meteorological drones and general aviation aircraft, with CETC holding a 90% market share in domestic flight training aircraft [10]

Investment Rating - The industry is rated positively, with expectations of overall returns exceeding the CSI 300 index by more than 5% in the next six months [37] Core Insights - China's defense budget has maintained a growth rate of around 7%, with defense spending accounting for less than 1.5% of GDP, which is below the average of major military powers. There is significant room for growth in defense spending, which is expected to outpace GDP growth in the long term. The year 2025 marks the end of the "14th Five-Year Plan," and the industry is anticipated to emerge from a two-year period of stagnation, entering a phase of comprehensive recovery. As orders normalize and are gradually released, the military industry sector may experience a "Davis Double Play" phase of performance improvement and valuation enhancement. It is recommended to focus on leading companies in advanced fighter jets, low-altitude economy, domestic large aircraft, satellite internet, and deep-sea technology, which have favorable competitive landscapes and high technological barriers [4][9] Summary by Sections Industry Insights - The defense budget growth rate is around 7%, with spending below 1.5% of GDP, indicating potential for significant growth. The military sector is expected to recover in 2025, with a focus on advanced technologies and leading companies [4][9] Market Performance - The aerospace and defense index increased by 7.95% this week, while the CSI 300 index rose by 2.00%. For the month, the aerospace and defense index saw an 18.24% increase compared to a 7.15% rise in the CSI 300 index [10] Industry News - India and Pakistan have agreed to a comprehensive ceasefire, which may impact regional defense dynamics [15] - The "China-Singapore Cooperation-2025" naval joint exercise has commenced, highlighting ongoing military collaborations [17] - NATO is conducting large-scale military exercises near the Russian border, involving approximately 16,000 troops from 12 countries [18] - The U.S. is providing decommissioned F-16s to Ukraine for parts, emphasizing ongoing military support amid the conflict [19] - Europe has initiated a project for future main battle tank technology, involving 26 military enterprises and research institutions [20] Company Tracking - Long光华芯 has received government subsidies totaling approximately 10.4 million RMB [23] - 派克新材 plans to reduce shareholding by up to 3% due to personal needs [24] - 亚光科技 signed a pre-production agreement worth 10.05 million RMB with a special institutional client [25] - 联创光电 has repurchased 113,400 shares, representing 0.03% of its total share capital [26] - 烽火电子 completed a share buyback of 1,344,300 shares, amounting to approximately 9.6 million RMB [27]