Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" outlook on the satellite internet industry [2] Core Insights - The report highlights the rapid growth of commercial space launch sites in China, with 18 operational and 7 under construction, totaling 25 sites as of July 2025 [6][34] - It emphasizes the importance of the testing and launch command monitoring systems as critical technological platforms for launch sites [7][46] - The report identifies investment opportunities in the supply of refueling and gas systems, which are essential for rocket launches [7][69] Summary by Sections 1. Comparison with US Starlink - China's satellite internet is entering a construction phase, with the Starlink project by SpaceX being a benchmark, operating around 7,000 satellites [5][19] - As of July 2025, China has launched 6 groups of satellites totaling 47 for China Star Network and 5 groups totaling 72 for Qianfan constellation [23][26] 2. Growth of Commercial Launch Sites - The report notes the rapid increase in the number of commercial launch sites in China, with significant local government and industry support [6][34] - The report lists six major operational launch sites and additional sites in preparatory stages [34][35] 3. Testing and Launch Command Monitoring Systems - The testing and launch command monitoring system is crucial for tracking spacecraft and sending operational commands [7][46] - The report draws parallels with SpaceX's integrated monitoring systems, which include ground stations and a fleet of support ships [51] 4. Refueling and Gas Supply Systems - The refueling and gas supply systems are described as the "blood vessels" of launch sites, essential for providing propellants and gases during launches [7][69] - The report details the complexity and scale of these systems, which involve extensive pipeline networks and various components [69][70] 5. Investment Strategy - The report suggests that the demand for commercial launch sites exceeds supply, indicating a significant investment opportunity in this sector [7][69] - It highlights the ongoing interest from local policies and industry capital in expanding launch site capabilities [7][34] 6. Related Companies - The report lists several companies involved in ground monitoring stations, on-board monitoring equipment, and refueling systems, including: - Ground Monitoring Stations: Aerospace Universe, Zhongke Xingtu, and Leike Defense [8][56] - On-board Monitoring Equipment: Tianjian Technology, Guorui Technology, and Mengsheng Electronics [8][59] - Refueling and Gas Systems: Jiufeng Energy, Hangyang Co., and Aerospace Morning Glory [8][77]