On December 11th, Zhimingda released the record sheet detailing its investor relations activities. Since embarking on its commercial aerospace endeavors in early 2022, the company has set its sights on developing satellite terminal equipment by 2025. Presently, its product range enjoys extensive applications across diverse sectors, encompassing satellite payloads, ground-based equipment, and the integrated control systems for carrier rockets. Zhimingda projects that revenue from its commercial aerospace products will witness a swift escalation in 2025, a trend it expects to sustain in the years ahead.

Furthermore, the company is currently engaged in over fifty AI-centric projects, spanning a wide array of applications including missile-borne, drone-based, and vehicle-mounted systems. This year, small-scale production of AI missile-borne products has commenced. Considering the lengthy research and development cycles inherent to these projects, a greater influx of AI products is anticipated to transition into mass production in the subsequent phases. Consequently, the company envisions a substantial upswing in revenue derived from AI products in the foreseeable future.