China Successfully Launches Remote Sensing 50 02 Satellite, Aerospace ETF Sees Continuous 7-Day Net Inflows

As of March 16, 2026, 10:17 AM, the components of the China Securities Aerospace Industry Index (CN5082) showed mixed gains and losses. Hailanxin led the gains with a 4.26% increase, China Unmanned Aerial Vehicles rose 3.64%, and Aerospace Rainbow increased 2.80%. Changyingtong led the decline. The latest price of the Aerospace ETF (159227) is 1.37 yuan.

In terms of net capital inflow, the Aerospace ETF has experienced continuous net inflows over the past 7 days, with a maximum single-day inflow of 342 million yuan, totaling 558 million yuan in “fund attraction,” with an average daily net inflow of 79.71 million yuan.

According to news, at 21:22 Beijing time on March 15, 2026, China successfully launched the Yaogan-50-02 satellite using the Long March 6 modified carrier rocket at the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center. The satellite successfully entered its designated orbit, and the launch mission was a complete success. The satellite is mainly used for land surveys, crop yield estimation, and disaster prevention and mitigation. This was the 633rd flight of the Long March series of carrier rockets.

Aijian Securities pointed out that global commercial space is transitioning from the technology validation stage to large-scale industrialization. On one hand, the expected continued rise of SpaceX IPO is likely to establish valuation benchmarks for the commercial space sector and clarify the market’s long-term growth expectations for space infrastructure. On the other hand, as reusable rocket technology matures and low Earth orbit satellite constellations like Starlink enter large-scale deployment, demand for rocket launches and satellite manufacturing is accelerating. Upstream high-end materials and core components are expected to benefit first, with industry chain prosperity poised for sustained growth.

The Aerospace ETF (159227): ranks first in size among peers, closely tracking the China Securities Aerospace Index. Its components cover leading companies across the entire industry chain, including fighter jets, aircraft engines, rockets, missiles, satellites, and radars, perfectly aligning with the “aerospace integration” strategic direction. It also includes emerging fields such as large aircraft, commercial space, and low-altitude economy, with a commercial space content of up to 69%.