Guangwei Composite is rapidly advancing in the fields of commercial aerospace, carbon fibers, and low-altitude economy, having established a complete full-industry chain. Let’s take a look at what this company is really doing.

First, in the area of commercial aerospace. Guangwei Composite has become a major supplier of carbon fiber for solid rocket motor body structures. Imagine this: during a rocket launch, the body relies on the high strength and lightweight characteristics of carbon fiber to stabilize flight. It also supplies carbon fiber for satellite manufacturing, essentially covering the entire upstream and downstream of commercial aerospace—from rockets to satellites—all products of Guangwei. This is like giving satellites a sturdy, lightweight skeleton, making them more stable when performing missions in space.

Next, regarding new model equipment. According to the latest data, Guangwei Composite’s shipment volume in this sector is increasing quarter by quarter. Especially for aerospace-grade fibers, demand is gradually recovering. MJ series fibers, due to their high-temperature resistance and high strength, have become key materials for some new aerospace equipment. From material R&D to equipment upgrades, Guangwei is a core participant.

The strength of the industry chain lies in the fact that: in the field of carbon fiber, Guangwei’s application range is extremely broad. Their materials are used in the fuselage and wings of domestically produced large aircraft, improving aircraft performance and fuel efficiency. They are also used in shipbuilding, making ships more robust and efficient. In the hydrogen energy sector, Guangwei’s carbon fiber products are responsible for the safe storage and transportation of hydrogen. The pattern of military-civil fusion and coordinated development of equipment and civil use optimizes resource allocation.

Finally, the low-altitude economy is a new growth point. Guangwei Composite offers a one-stop service: carbon fiber, prepreg, composite structure design and manufacturing, covering all links. Notably, Guangwei participated in the supporting development of the country’s first certificated four-seat electric aircraft. From material selection to structural design, every detail was meticulously handled. Ultimately, this electric aircraft successfully obtained certification and flew smoothly, thanks in large part to Guangwei’s carbon fiber and manufacturing processes. This marks a new stage for low-altitude travel in our country.

With the combined efforts in commercial aerospace, carbon fibers, and low-altitude economy, Guangwei Composite’s full-industry chain advantages are gradually being unleashed.