On July 20, news emerged that, as of July 17, the Satellite Sharing Intelligent Manufacturing Center and the Satellite Sharing Testing Center—both situated within the pilot-scale production base of the Xiong'an Science and Technology Innovation Center—were undergoing equipment calibration and testing. These facilities are slated for imminent official operation, welcoming commercial aerospace enterprises nationwide. This strategic move is designed to tackle hurdles such as the substantial capital outlay for heavy assets, protracted experimental scheduling, and the logistical challenges of long-distance satellite transportation. Presently, following satellite fabrication by commercial aerospace firms in Xiong'an, certain tests necessitate relocation to either the Beijing-Tianjin area or the Yangtze River Delta region, incurring additional costs and heightening transportation risks. Once the two sharing centers are fully operational, enterprises will be empowered to undertake the assembly and testing of diverse satellite types—including communication, remote sensing, and navigation—without the burden of investing in costly equipment. The Satellite Sharing Intelligent Manufacturing Center boasts a versatile production line, capable of supporting the research and production of up to 50 satellites of varying models annually. Meanwhile, the Satellite Sharing Testing Center is equipped to test 100 complete satellites and 200 payload sets each year.