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China Aerospace "China Commercial Space 101" Li
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China Aerospace "China Commercial Space 101" Li
Global Research
17 June 2026ab
China Aerospace Equities
ChinaChina Commercial Space 101
Industrial
Kunlun Li
China aerospace commercialization accelerates Analyst
A decade ago, China opened its aerospace industry to private companies; we believe it is kunlun.li@ubs.com
approaching a commercialization inflection point. With reusable technologies nearing +86-21-3866 8894
commercial deployment and new applications emerging (eg, space computing), we see Robin Xu
the commercial space TAM expanding by orders of magnitude. In this report, we review Analyst
recent developments and key industry signposts, assess China's competitive advantages S1460511010012
in commercialization, analyze the ecosystem and supply chain (highlighting key bin.xu@ubs.com
beneficiaries), and profile leading private space companies that have filed for IPOs or +86-21-3866 8872
entered the IPO counselling stage. Phyllis Wang
Analyst
Opportunities in space-based computing, despite limited communication use S1460517100001
phyllis.wang@ubs.com
The commercial space industry has historically focused on three core applications:
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communication, remote sensing, and navigation. According to FutureSpace, as of Q126
China had launched 1,333 satellites, with remote sensing/communications accounting Zed Sheng
Analystfor 46%/35%. Commercialization has been challenging, with remote sensing primarily
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government-focused, while communications services face low willingness to pay, given
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China's well-developed 5G infrastructure. However, space-based computing could offer +86-21-3866 8730
a new path to commercialization. The rapid growth of AI is driving robust demand for
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