Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the recent insurance compensation received by Shanhe Intelligent (山河智能) for aircraft that could not be recovered from Russia due to geopolitical conflicts, highlighting the broader impact on the aircraft leasing industry and the financial implications for companies involved [3][5]. Group 1: Insurance Compensation - Shanhe Intelligent's subsidiary AVMAX received a total insurance compensation of $29 million, with a net amount of $22.97 million after legal fees [4][5]. - The insurance payout, after tax deductions, is expected to impact the company's net profit by approximately 126 million yuan, accounting for 172.92% of the previous year's net profit attributable to shareholders [5]. Group 2: Aircraft Leasing Challenges - AVMAX had previously fully impaired the value of the three aircraft involved, indicating that the insurance compensation is a non-recurring gain [6]. - Other companies, such as Rifa Precision Machinery (日发精机), also face challenges with aircraft stranded in Russia, having reported significant impairment losses due to the inability to recover their leased aircraft [6][8]. Group 3: Broader Industry Impact - Many Chinese leasing companies have encountered similar issues with aircraft stranded in Russia, leading to substantial impairment losses [9]. - The overall leasing business in Russia represents a small portion of the leasing companies' operations, but the rising global aviation market and supply chain issues are leading to increased rental prices for aircraft [10][11]. - Rental rates for narrow-body aircraft have increased by 20%-30% compared to 2019, with expectations of continued growth in 2025 due to ongoing production delays from manufacturers [11][13].