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LandSpace has filed for a 1 billion dollar IPO on Shanghai’s Star Market, the first rocket firm to use new rules prioritizing technical milestones over profits.
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LandSpace has filed for a 1 billion dollar IPO on Shanghai’s Star Market, the first rocket firm to use new rules prioritizing technical milestones over profits.

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LandSpace has filed for a 1 billion dollar IPO on Shanghai’s Star Market, the first rocket firm to use new rules prioritizing technical milestones over profits. By using metal AM for engine components, LandSpace has shifted 3D printing from development to a core production pillar for its reusable Zhuque-3. This 7.5 billion yuan filing confirms that AM-centric models are now a global requirement for scaling high-frequency orbital launches. 🚀 #AdditiveManufacturing #Aerospace #LandSpace #3DPrinting

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