Investment Rating - The report maintains an investment rating of "Outperform the Market - A" for the aerospace power industry [5] Core Insights - The aerospace power industry is approaching a strategic layout timing, with a focus on downstream sectors such as aerospace power and control systems, benefiting from the iteration and release of new aircraft models [1][2] - The maintenance aftermarket is expected to become a second growth curve, with significant revenue generated from maintenance services [2] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" has seen key models of large engines entering a stock market phase, while medium engines are experiencing a recovery in growth [1][16] - The supply chain has matured, with a stable supplier landscape and reduced disturbances from new entrants [2][24] Summary by Sections Industry Overview - The large engine industry has entered a stock market phase, with the maintenance aftermarket opening up; medium engine growth is recovering [16] - The small thrust and turboshaft engine sectors are experiencing further contraction [18] - Key upstream suppliers in the aerospace power system have seen growth rates narrow, indicating a transition to a stable phase [20] - New suppliers have reached considerable capacity during the "14th Five-Year Plan" [21] Main Engine Manufacturers - Major manufacturers include the Dawn Company, West Aviation Group, Guizhou Liyang, and Southern Company, which form a comprehensive platform for the development and production of all types of aircraft engines [31] Supply Chain - The "small core, big collaboration" system has matured, with significant growth in strategic external suppliers while some internal suppliers face declining revenues [24] - The report highlights the importance of the maintenance aftermarket and military trade as potential growth areas [30] Future Outlook - The report suggests that the aerospace power industry will see structural growth driven by the maintenance aftermarket and military exports, particularly in light of geopolitical factors [2][30]