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Xingyu Aerospace

ApplicationBeijing, ChinaFounded 2022· One of 381 Application companies tracked by AMPulse

Specializes in integrated design and metal additive manufacturing of high-performance aerospace propulsion systems.

CEO / Founder
Wang Xingyu
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$14M
Latest Round
Pre-Series A
Key Investors
Zhongguancun Qihang Investment; Longding Investment; Loongson Baifu Venture Capital; Qidi Star Venture Capital; Tsinghua Seed Alumni Fund; Fuzhuo Investment; Beijing Future Science City Fund Management

Technology & Products

Key Products

Metal AM-produced aerospace propulsion components, integrated design and manufacturing services

Technological Advantage

Deep aerospace propulsion engineering combined with metal AM manufacturing capabilities

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Integrated design and manufacturing of high-performance aerospace propulsion systems using metal additive manufacturing

How They Differentiate

Specialized focus on aerospace propulsion systems with integrated design-to-manufacturing approach

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Aerospace OEMs, aircraft engine manufacturers, space vehicle producers, defense contractors

Industry Verticals

Aerospace, Space, Defense

Competitors

GE Additive (USA), Rolls-Royce (UK), Collins Aerospace (USA)

Growth & Milestones

Major Milestones

Completed multi-million yuan angel financing; Established as China's only private firm mastering simultaneous design of 3rd-generation aerospace power systems, engine additive manufacturing, and in-house wind tunnel testing

Why this company matters

Beijing Xingyu Aerospace Technology occupies a narrow but strategically important niche: the integrated design and metal additive manufacturing of high-performance aerospace propulsion systems. Founded in 2022, the company positions itself as China's only private firm that simultaneously masters third-generation aerospace power system design, engine additive manufacturing, and in-house wind tunnel testing. This vertical integration from concept to hardware distinguishes it from general-purpose AM service bureaus and from large OEMs like GE Additive or Rolls-Royce, which typically separate design and production across internal divisions.

The company's core offering is metal AM-produced propulsion components, supported by an integrated design-to-manufacturing service. Its technological advantage stems from combining deep aerospace propulsion engineering with metal AM capabilities, enabling geometries and material properties that conventional casting or machining cannot achieve. The technical director, Professor Zhong from Tsinghua University, anchors the company's R&D through a technology transformation partnership with the university.

Target customers include aerospace OEMs, aircraft engine manufacturers, space vehicle producers, and defense contractors. The CEO, Wang Xingyu, a returned overseas scholar, selected air-breathing aerospace engines as the company's focus due to their proximity to engineering maturity internationally. The company has raised $14 million from a syndicate that includes Zhongguancun Qihang Investment, Longding Investment, Loongson Baifu Venture Capital, Qidi Star Venture Capital, the Tsinghua Seed Alumni Fund, Fuzhuo Investment, and Beijing Future Science City Fund Management.

The company's strategic moat lies in its specialized design expertise and the integrated wind tunnel testing capability, which is rare among private Chinese AM firms. The primary risk is that its narrow focus on propulsion systems ties growth to a single, capital-intensive end market with long certification cycles. Competition from established aerospace primes that are building internal AM capabilities could also compress its addressable opportunity.