An industry report from Nanshaoxiong indicates that China's additive manufacturing sector has shifted from technical discussions to large-scale capital deployment. In 2025, the industry's scale exceeded 70 billion yuan, with financing cases nearly tripling year-on-year and total investment surpassing 10 billion yuan, a record high. Capital structure shows strong participation from industrial and platform capital, with investment logic shifting from financial returns to ecosystem supplementation. At the application level, commercial aerospace has become the primary hardcore application, with 3D printing penetration in rocket manufacturing exceeding 85%. Consumer electronics (3C) has entered its first year of large-scale adoption. Humanoid robots, driven by lightweighting needs, have made 3D printing a must-have technology. The C919 large aircraft has already adopted 38 3D-printed parts in batch production. The report predicts the industry is transitioning from 'equipment-driven' to 'material and service-driven' growth, with the market expected to exceed 150 billion yuan by 2030.