Core Insights - The A-share commercial aerospace sector continues to show strong upward momentum, characterized by a "continuous board leading the rise, blooming at multiple points" pattern, establishing itself as a key focus in the new productivity landscape [1] - The establishment of a national-level regulatory body for commercial aerospace marks a transition from a "policy cultivation period" to a "regulated development period," which is expected to optimize approval processes and reduce institutional transaction costs for enterprises [1][2] - The commercial aerospace market in China has surpassed 2.8 trillion yuan in 2025, with projections to reach 7.8 trillion yuan by 2030, driven primarily by satellite application services [2] Market Dynamics - The commercial aerospace sector is experiencing a significant influx of capital, with policies from the China Securities Regulatory Commission supporting the listing of commercial aerospace companies on the Sci-Tech Innovation Board, and several private aerospace firms entering the IPO guidance phase [2] - Local governments are establishing specialized funds for commercial aerospace, with a total scale exceeding 50 billion yuan, providing substantial financial support for industry development [2] Benefiting Sectors - The aerospace materials sector is benefiting from the urgent demand for high-end materials in rocket and satellite manufacturing, with companies like Western Materials and Tai Steel seeing significant order growth [3] - The satellite communication and measurement control sector is experiencing explosive demand due to the dense networking of low-orbit constellations, with companies like Leike Defense and Tongyu Communication reporting doubled orders [3] - The aerospace electronics and components sector is reliant on core electronic components for precision manufacturing, with companies like Keda Guokai and Zhenyou Technology entering mainstream supply chains, anticipating over 40% revenue growth in 2025 [3]