On November 10, Changjiang Daily reported on Wuhan's integrated commercial space supply chain: locally produced 3D-printed rocket nozzles have entered batch delivery, the Kuaizhou-12 rocket is planned for its maiden flight before 2027, launch costs are being reduced to the level of 20,000 yuan per kilogram, and Wuhan's space industry output has surpassed 180 billion yuan. Additive manufacturing has been identified as a key path for cost reduction and efficiency gains in Wuhan's commercial space sector, with the proportion of additively manufactured core components such as engines and thrust chambers continuing to rise. Value for buyers: demand for commercial space engine powders (superalloys and copper alloys) will scale up along with the expansion of the Wuhan supply chain, and buyers should watch for tenders and long-term agreement opportunities for matching powder grades.