Industry Overview - As of January 2026, the number of drone training institutions in China has decreased from over 4,000 at its peak to 2,790, and this number continues to decline [1] - The professional talent gap in the drone sector is projected to exceed one million by 2025, with certified drone pilots earning a stable monthly salary ranging from 8,000 to 15,000 yuan [2] Company Profile - Nengfei Aviation Technology Development Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive enterprise involved in drone R&D, production, sales, industry application services, and low-altitude talent training [3] - Nengfei Aviation is one of the first officially certified drone training institutions in China, having trained over 90,000 low-altitude talents nationwide [3] - The training facility spans over 30,000 square meters of indoor office and teaching space, with more than 500 acres of practical training grounds and a B-class general airport runway measuring 800 meters by 40 meters [3] Training and Employment - Nengfei Aviation has a teaching team of 150 experienced professionals, ensuring high pass rates in national examinations and cultivating versatile elite talents for various industries [3] - The company maintains dozens of training drones, over 2,000 spare parts, and more than 80 fast-charging battery groups to ensure quality training and practical experience for students [3] - Nengfei Aviation has established an employment guidance center staffed by over 10 career education experts, collaborating with more than 5,000 recruiting companies [5] Industry Impact - Nengfei Aviation has been a key player in hosting various provincial and national competitions organized by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security and the Ministry of Education, contributing to the selection of skilled drone professionals and promoting knowledge sharing and technical exchange within the industry [5] - The company aims to lead the industry by continuously developing a professional teaching system to cultivate more skilled drone professionals in response to the expanding talent gap in the low-altitude economy [5]