On August 29, 2026, China Finance Net cited an institutional research report: Jiangshun Technology reported H1 2026 revenue of RMB 542 million, up 9.7% year-on-year; net profit attributable to shareholders of RMB 55.44 million, up 11.9%; and overseas revenue of RMB 304 million, surging 60% year-on-year to account for 56% of total revenue. The company has accelerated its push into rocket engine 3D printing by increasing its stake in Jiangyu Tech to 75% and injecting an additional RMB 35.25 million. The report notes that with successful first-stage recovery of the Long March 10B and Zhuque-3 rockets, reusable rockets are on the verge of mass production, driving a surge in demand for DED multi-metal composite printing technology. Jiuyu Jianmu has already served multiple leading commercial aerospace companies, with technology adaptability superior to traditional PBF, strengthening order volume certainty. The report forecasts net profit to grow from RMB 142 million in 2026 to RMB 309 million by 2028. Value for powder buyers: ① Commercial aerospace is one of the highest-certainty demand tracks for additive manufacturing; the DED route primarily uses wire feedstock and complements PBF, but core components such as combustion chambers and nozzles still rely heavily on refractory metals and high-temperature alloys—commercial aerospace scale-up is positive for demand for high-temperature alloy and refractory metal powders; ② An aluminum profile main-business company diversifying into additive manufacturing underscores the sector's appeal and capital momentum, fueling expectations of broader industry capacity expansion; ③ The report's profit forecasts reflect the institution's views; buyers should track Jiuyu Jianmu's order intake and the actual pace of commercial aerospace model deployment.