Aerospace Intelligent Manufacturing Denies Foreign Acquisition of Controlling Shareholder's Stake
Aerospace Intelligent Manufacturing said it has verified with its controlling shareholder that there is no matter involving a foreign party acquiring a stake in the company's major shareholder. The response followed an investor question on an interactive platform about market rumors of such a planned acquisition and whether the controlling shareholder, Sichuan Academy of Aerospace Technology, had held related discussions.
On September 17, 2026, an investor asked Aerospace Intelligent Manufacturing on an interactive platform whether market rumors that a foreign party planned to acquire a stake in the company's major shareholder were true, and whether the controlling shareholder had held related discussions.
Aerospace Intelligent Manufacturing replied that its controlling shareholder, Sichuan Academy of Aerospace Technology, also known as the Seventh Academy of Aerospace, is a large, aerospace-focused high-technology enterprise group under China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation. It is a batch production base for major Chinese aerospace equipment, a research and production base for space products, and an important supporting and collaborative base for aerospace products.
Regarding the market rumors, Aerospace Intelligent Manufacturing said it had verified the matter with its major shareholder and that no such matter exists, and advised investors to rely on announcements published by the company in designated media.
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