On August 28, satellite-communications concept stocks opened strong. As of press time, Guangku Technology (300620.SZ), Zhenlei Technology (688270.SH), and Creative Information (300366.SZ) were up more than 10%. Xingwang Yuda (002829.SZ), Fudan Microelectronics (688385.SH), and Hwa Create (300045.SZ) also rose.
“In the future, we may not need to change numbers or SIM cards—mobile phones could connect directly to satellite signals to send messages or make calls. Satellite communications are accelerating from being a ‘high-end’ technology into daily life,” said Wu Shaojun, Chairman and General Manager of Aurora Satcom. He added that satellite communications are gradually becoming a universal service and part of public infrastructure.
An executive at a Shanghai-based satellite manufacturer emphasized the importance of activating a market-driven supply system: “Only with more market-driven participants can we bring costs down across the industry.”
Wu noted that the development of the satellite-communications industry will bring new opportunities to many sectors: “Once coverage capacity strengthens, it can improve network access in remote and border regions and support remote education, telemedicine, and digital life.”
For everyday users, small-satellite coverage could ensure reliable connections at sea, on plateaus, or in areas without terrestrial networks. At the industrial level, satellite communications may integrate more deeply with automobiles, ships, and aviation, providing communication assurance for emergency rescue, disaster warnings, and field operations.
Within the commercial space industry chain, satellite communications are gradually becoming one of the most reliable revenue segments.
On the A-share market, 50 listed companies are involved in satellite communications. Of the 41 that disclosed semiannual reports or previews, Beidou Navigation turned losses into profits, 5 reduced losses, and 11 reported year-on-year net-profit growth—about 40% showed positive results.
China Satellite (600118.SH), which hit its limit-up today, reported in H1 2025 that revenue grew 28.0% year-on-year, but net profit attributable to shareholders fell 458.67%. The company explained that component deliveries increased significantly, but the growth came mainly from lower-margin commercial-space products.
Another stock that hit the limit-up, Sanwei Communications (002115.SZ), disclosed in its H1 report that satellite-communications operations generated revenue of 93.46 million yuan, while overseas communications business generated 238.13 million yuan, maintaining steady growth. However, overall H1 operating revenue was 4.41 billion yuan, down 24.91% year-on-year, and net profit was 2.62 million yuan, down 24.18%.