Aviation Technology recently responded to an inquiry from the Shanghai Stock Exchange, explaining the rationale behind advancing domestic and overseas expansion and planning to raise 600 million yuan through convertible bonds despite a downturn in its aviation business. The company stated that the decline in aviation product and international business revenue in 2025 was due to temporary factors such as downstream customer inventory adjustments and overseas supply chain constraints, and that the medium- to long-term growth logic for the global aircraft engine and medical orthopedics markets remains unchanged. The Malaysia intelligent manufacturing base primarily addresses demands from clients like Safran, GE, and Rolls-Royce for supply chain security and resilience, while also enabling entry into the Southeast Asian MRO market and avoiding tariff risks. The Wuxi casing expansion project aims to alleviate current capacity saturation and optimize the product mix. The company has signed long-term supply agreements with major clients. Based on the agreed shares, demand for compressor blades from just three clients—Safran, GE, and Rolls-Royce—is projected to reach approximately 2 million units by 2030, sufficient to absorb the 1.5 million units of new capacity from this fundraising project.
Wuxi Hyatech Co. Ltd. ACompany signed long-term supply agreements with Safran, GE, and Rolls-Royce; projected demand for compressor blades from these three clients alone reaches ~2 million units by 2030, sufficient to absorb new capacity.