In recent years, China’s commercial aerospace industry has entered an accelerated stage. With the construction of low-orbit constellations, the increase in the frequency of commercial rocket launches, and the continuous expansion of satellite application scenarios, local governments around the world have introduced industrial policies and set up special funds, and the construction of industrial parks has continued to rise.<\/p>\n
For commercial aerospace companies, the park is not only an office location, but also the “industrial soil” for the company’s survival and development. Choosing the right park often means locking in supply chain, talent, capital and policy resources in advance; choosing the wrong one may lead to higher time and trial-and-error costs. In this list of “China’s Top 10 Most Worthy Commercial Aerospace Industrial Parks”, Nihao Space has sorted out the most representative commercial aerospace industrial parks in China based on industrial data and industry observations. Each of these parks has its own characteristics and provides different types of choices for companies to settle in. <\/p>\n
01<\/p>\n
Why pay attention to industrial parks?<\/p>\n
Previously, “Hello Space” published “Illustrating the Layout of China’s Commercial Aerospace Industry”, which systematically sorted out the four major industrial belts and 28 characteristic industrial clusters of China’s commercial aerospace. From the overall pattern, China’s commercial aerospace is breaking through from the early single-point enterprise and gradually moving towards the coordinated and systematic development of the industrial chain, and the industrial park is an important platform for this system. For commercial aerospace companies, the value of the park is mainly reflected in four aspects: 1. Space carrying capacity. Rocket and satellite manufacturing often require tens of thousands of square meters of factory buildings and large testing equipment such as vibration and thermal vacuum. The park can provide comprehensive space for R&D, manufacturing, assembly and testing. 2. Talent gathering ability Parks with a high concentration of scientific research institutes, universities and engineering and technical talents are more likely to form stable R&D teams. 3. Capital and financial support The participation of industrial funds, venture capital institutions and local financial systems can significantly reduce enterprise growth risks. 4. Policies and industrial supporting facilities: Local government\u2019s long-term industrial planning, special subsidies and public service platforms are important guarantees for the long-term development of enterprises. As commercial aerospace enters the stage of scale, industrial parks are gradually becoming a key reference indicator for the implementation and development of enterprises. <\/p>\n
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List selection logic<\/p>\n
To judge whether a park has long-term industrial carrying capacity, we mainly refer to five core dimensions: 1. Industrial chain integrity: Whether the park covers R&D, manufacturing, testing, and application, forming a closed-loop system. 2. The aggregation degree of commercial aerospace enterprises. The number of enterprises and the proportion of leading\/scale enterprises reflect the aggregation effect and influence. 3. Infrastructure and supporting facilities: dedicated factories, testing equipment, supply chain, and financial (special funds, banks, etc.) services. 4. Policy stability and execution. The continuity of long-term planning is the guarantee for corporate layout. 5. Long-term development potential: differentiated positioning, regional synergy, and future growth space. <\/p>\n
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Who is supporting China\u2019s commercial aerospace industry ecosystem?<\/p>\n
Based on the above dimensions, we selected 16 representative parks from the national commercial aerospace parks and divided them into four types according to their capability structures. 1. Scientific research transformation type Suitable for enterprises: satellite overall, cutting-edge technology, algorithm and aerospace AI enterprises \u2460 Zhongguancun One Zhongguancun One is located in the North District of Zhongguancun Science City, Beijing. It is the core carrying area of \u200b\u200bthe “North Star” in Beijing’s “South Arrow and North Star” strategy. At present, the park has gathered more than 40 commercial aerospace companies, covering satellite development, data processing and application services. The biggest advantage of the park lies in its intensive scientific research resources and the concentration of innovative enterprises. Relying on the resources of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, universities and scientific research institutions, a satellite technology innovation ecosystem represented by companies such as Micro-Nano Starry Sky and Zhongke Star Map has been formed. In 2025, Beijing launched the construction of a future industry pilot area, and Zhongguancun One was included in the “future space” direction. \u2461Chengdu Future Science and Technology City has a planned area of \u200b\u200babout 60 square kilometers. In recent years, it has gradually formed an industrial layout with satellite Internet and low-altitude economy as its core. At present, the park has gathered many commercial aerospace companies such as Spark Spacetime, Micro-Nano Starsky, and Nationstar Aerospace, with a total investment scale of more than 50 billion yuan. The biggest feature of the park is the integration of aerospace + low-altitude + electronic industries. Relying on the Chengdu-Chongqing twin-city economic circle and the foundation of Chengdu’s electronic information industry, Chengdu Future Science and Technology City is trying to build an industrial ecology integrating heaven and earth. \u2462Xi’an National Civil Aerospace Industry Base was established in 2006 and is one of the earliest aerospace industry clusters in China. Relying on national aerospace resources such as the Fourth, Sixth, Fifth and Ninth Institutes of Aerospace Science and Technology, the park has formed a complete industrial chain from rocket power to satellite applications. At present, the base has gathered more than 60 commercial aerospace companies, including Blue Arrow Aerospace, Interstellar Glory, Oriental Space, Galaxy Aerospace and many other leading companies. 2. Production and manufacturing type Suitable for enterprises: rocket and satellite manufacturing, material and core component supply chain \u2463 Bengbu Commercial Aerospace Industrial Park The park covers an area of \u200b\u200b648 acres, with a total investment of about 5 billion yuan, and forms an industrial layout around rocket engines and power systems. At present, it has gathered enterprises such as Deep Blue Aerospace, Galaxy Power, and Jiuzhou Cloud Arrow, and also deployed supporting enterprises such as aerospace measurement and control, chips, and 3D printing. Bengbu’s biggest advantages are its engine testing resources and low-cost manufacturing environment. At the same time, a 1 billion yuan special fund for commercial aerospace has been set up locally to support industrial development. \u2464Tianjin Dongli Huaming High-tech Industrial Park In recent years, an industrial cluster with the manufacturing of new aerospace materials and structural parts as its core has been gradually formed. At present, the park has gathered about 50 aerospace new material companies, and the industrial output value will reach 2.048 billion yuan in 2025, a year-on-year increase of 15.6%. The park is centered around leading companies such as Aistar Fairing and Toprig Composite Materials, and has driven the gathering of upstream and downstream companies such as carbon fiber, fasteners, and aluminum alloy forgings. \u2465Wuhan China Star Valley Wuhan China Star Valley is the third national aerospace industry base after Shanghai and Xi’an. The planned area is about 68.8 square kilometers. At present, multiple industrial sectors such as the Rocket Industrial Park and the Satellite Industrial Park have been built, with an annual production capacity of 20 rockets and 240 satellites. Wuhan has set up a 20 billion yuan industrial fund and a 5 billion yuan special fund to support the development of aerospace enterprises, while promoting the development of aerospace technology, optoelectronics, automobiles and other industries. \u2466Shanghai Jinqiao Lingang The planned area of \u200b\u200bthe park is about 42 square kilometers. Relying on the Microsatellite Innovation Institute of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, it has gradually formed a satellite development and core system manufacturing cluster. At present, satellite companies such as Gerth Information and Taiyi Microtel have been established, forming an industrial ecosystem with micro-satellite technology as the core. \u2467Shanghai Xinzhuang Industrial Zone Relying on the resources of the Eighth Aerospace Institute, a “Commercial Aerospace Rocket Star City” covering an area of \u200b\u200bapproximately 9.3 square kilometers is being built. The park currently has gathered companies such as Shanghai Commercial Star and China Commercial Fire, and has gradually formed a rocket and satellite manufacturing industry chain. 3. Application-driven Suitable for enterprises: satellite applications, data services and terminal industries \u2468Hangzhou Yunqi Town Yunqi Town is one of the earliest technology parks in China to deploy cloud computing and data industries. In recent years, relying on the Hangzhou Center of the Fifth Aerospace Academy, a commercial aerospace application industry ecosystem has gradually formed. At present, the park’s aerospace information industry has gathered more than 200 companies, covering areas such as satellite core components, data processing and AI applications. \u2469Hebi Satellite Intelligent Manufacturing Industrial Park Hebi Satellite Intelligent Manufacturing Industrial Park has risen rapidly due to the establishment of the aerospace ambition. The total investment in the park is about 5 billion yuan, and it has attracted more than 40 commercial aerospace companies to settle in the park. A RMB 5 billion aerospace fund of funds and special funds have been set up locally to support industrial development. \u246aZhuzhou Beidou Industrial Park As of 2024, the Zhuzhou Beidou industry scale has exceeded 17 billion yuan, with more than 170 industrial chain companies. A complete industrial ecosystem from whole satellite manufacturing to terminal applications has been formed, and a 1.5 billion yuan Beidou special fund has been set up to support enterprise development. \u246bChengdu Jinniu High-tech Industrial Park The park relies on scientific research institutions such as CETC 10 and 29 to form an industrial chain from satellite payloads to data applications. At present, the park has gathered more than 140 related companies such as Tianao Electronics, and has established an industrial fund group with a scale of approximately 20 billion yuan to support future industries such as aerospace and aerospace. \u246cShanghai Lingang Songjiang Science and Technology City Lingang Songjiang Science and Technology City is an important innovation node in the G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor. By the end of 2025, the park has 310 high-tech enterprises and has gradually formed a satellite Internet industry cluster. Driven by chain master enterprises such as Yuanxin Satellite and Gesi Aerospace, the park has gradually formed an industrial chain from satellite manufacturing to terminal applications. 4. Comprehensive hub type Suitable for enterprises: enterprises covering the entire chain from rockets, satellites to applications, including launch resources \u246dShanghai National Civil Aerospace Industry Base my country’s first approved national aerospace industry base, with the Eighth Academy of Aerospace Science and Technology as the core, has developed a series of aerospace products such as launch vehicles, application satellites, manned spacecraft, and air defense weapons. \u246eWenchang International Space City Wenchang International Space City is located in Wenchang, Hainan. Relying on the Wenchang Space Launch Site, it has the advantage of a natural launch hub and has completed 45 launch support missions in the past five years. More than 700 aerospace industry chain companies have settled in the park, and a full industry chain system has been gradually built. An industrial fund of 4 billion yuan will be established in early 2026. \u246f Liangxi Aerospace Industrial Park has a total planned land area of \u200b\u200b706.6 acres and has 15 modern aerospace industry bases. The industrial layout deeply covers the upstream and downstream links of the entire industry chain such as commercial rockets, spacecrafts, electric thrusters, aviation chips, satellite components, servo systems, and satellite R&D. It has gathered more than 100 aerospace companies and released a three-dimensional fund matrix of over 40 billion yuan. <\/p>\n
04<\/p>\n
Looking at industrial layout trends from the shortlisted parks<\/p>\n
As China’s commercial aerospace enters the stage of large-scale development, industrial parks are no longer just the “foothold” for enterprises, but also an important window for observing changes in the industry structure. It can be seen from this shortlisted park that the current layout of China’s commercial aerospace industry is showing several obvious trends: 1. Differentiation and regional collaboration are the core. Each park relies more on local resource endowments to carry out characteristic layout, forming differentiated competition. Scientific research, manufacturing, and application are all complementary, and regional synergies are highlighted, rather than being “big and comprehensive”. 2. Full-industry chain closed-loop + leading enterprises\u2019 traction. The leading enterprises in the chain have obvious driving effects, and the full-chain closed-loop capability has become the core of the industrial park\u2019s attraction. Whether the park can form a complete ecosystem from R&D to application determines the value of the enterprise. 3. Two-wheel drive of capital and policy. Special funds, industrial funds and long-term policy continuity are the key to the industrial carrying capacity and sustainable development of the park, and promote the rapid reshuffle and growth of commercial aerospace. <\/p>\n
Conclusion<\/p>\n
China’s commercial aerospace industry is moving from “sporadic innovation” to “systematic development”, and industrial parks have become core platforms that carry innovation, aggregate resources, and drive growth.<\/p>\n
In the future, whoever can develop advantages in differentiated positioning, closed-loop industrial chains, and policy and capital support will be more likely to take the lead in the next round of commercial aerospace industry layout.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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