Commercial space is strongly rebounding, and the Aerospace ETF Huaxia (159227) surged 5%, maintaining the largest scale among peers.

On April 8, China’s A-share market saw a strong rebound with broad-based gains. The commercial aerospace sector opened strong and kept moving higher. As of 13:29, the Huaxia Aviation and Aerospace ETF (159227) was up 5.01%, with trading volume already reaching 322 million yuan, maintaining the top position among its peers. Key holdings such as Hailanxin, Maisilin, Guobo Electronics, Guolian Aviation, Hangyu Technology, AECC Power, Hangya Technology, Huqin Technology, and others led the advance.

In terms of share numbers, the Huaxia Aviation and Aerospace ETF’s latest share count reached 3.1B shares, setting a new high since inception. Its latest fund size stood at 3.76B yuan, also holding the top position among its peers.

Regarding net capital inflows, over the past six days the Huaxia Aviation and Aerospace ETF has received continuous net inflows. The highest single day saw a net inflow of 90.2194 million yuan. In total, it “pulled in” 250 million yuan, with an average daily net inflow of 41.6998 million yuan.

Currently, global commercial aerospace is entering a golden development period. Breakthroughs in reusable rocket technology and the construction of satellite internet network deployment have become the core driving forces. China’s commercial aerospace industry has also moved from 0 to 1 into an accelerated window for engineering and industrial scale-up. Open Source Securities believes there is strong optimism for a convergence of commercial aerospace technology and capital in 2026 both at home and abroad. (1) SpaceX is about to submit its IPO application, highlighting investment opportunities in commercial aerospace; (2) SpaceX Starship V3 will conduct a test flight in April, which may usher in the era of fully reusable rockets; (3) Domestic plans for launching reusable rockets are concentrated and could achieve breakthroughs.

Aviation and Aerospace ETF (159227): Its scale ranks first among its peer group. It closely tracks the CSI Aerospace Index. Constituent stocks cover leading companies across the entire industrial chain, including fighter jets, aircraft engines, rockets, missiles, satellites, radar, and more. It perfectly aligns with the strategic direction of “integrating air and space.” It also covers emerging areas such as large commercial aircraft, commercial aerospace, and the low-altitude economy, with the commercial aerospace content as high as 68%.

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