Xi an Bright Laser Tech Co Ltd

Bright Laser Technologies announced that the company intends to sign a letter of intent for investment with the management committee of the Taicang High-Tech Industrial Development Zone in Jiangsu Province, to register a wholly owned subsidiary in the Taicang High-Tech Zone, and to invest in the construction of a high-end metal additive manufacturing industrial base project, with a total investment of about 1 billion yuan. The project plans to acquire about 100 mu of land, build a metal additive manufacturing equipment workshop, a high-precision metal additive product printing workshop, and other facilities, with a total floor area of about 104,000 square meters and a construction period of about 24 months. Funding sources include self-owned funds and bank loans, and do not involve raised funds. This investment has been approved by the board of directors and does not need to be submitted to the shareholders' meeting for review.

The National Health Commission and the National Development and Reform Commission have jointly issued the Implementation Plan for the Medical Rehabilitation and Nursing Expansion and Upgrading Project, proposing six parts and thirteen task measures. It sets the goal of basically establishing a service system by 2030 that is fully functional, vertically and horizontally coordinated, integrates traditional Chinese and Western medicine, and is efficient and accessible, while accelerating the deployment of frontier technologies such as brain-computer interfaces, embodied intelligence, and biomimetic actuation. The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security is soliciting public comments on the Measures for Protecting the Rights and Interests of Workers in New Forms of Employment, draft for comment, until November 8. Data from the Securities Association of China shows that by the end of the first half of the year, foreign investors held 4.66 trillion yuan in domestic stocks, up nearly 30 percent from the previous quarter. In corporate news, Xiongsu Technology plans to acquire no more than 80 percent equity in Shenzhen Xinyuan New Materials Company. The Wuxi Phase III semiconductor company under Hua Hong Semiconductor increased its capital by about 4.16 billion US dollars, with funds under the third phase of the National Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund among the investors. Bright Laser Technologies plans to invest 1 billion yuan to build a high-end metal additive manufacturing industrial base project. Dongyue Silicone Materials expects net profit for the first three quarters to increase by 19,050 percent to 19,750 percent year on year. Times New Material Technology has signed a wind turbine blade sales contract worth 4.394 billion yuan.

Securities Times reporters have learned that leading domestic commercial rocket companies such as LandSpace, Galactic Energy, Space Pioneer, and Deep Blue Aerospace have already adopted 3D printing technology on a large scale to produce core components like engine thrust chambers and nozzles. Listed companies such as Farsoon Technologies and BLT have taken early positions in this track, and multiple enterprises are making moves through mergers and acquisitions or joint ventures. According to the 2026 China Commercial Space 3D Printing Technology Development Blue Book, the domestic commercial space 3D printing market size is expected to exceed 15 billion yuan in 2027 and surpass 30 billion yuan in 2030, with a five-year compound growth rate maintained above 35 percent. Currently, the penetration rate of 3D printing in scenarios such as satellite structural components and large-scale rocket body structures is expected to rise from the current 35 to 50 percent to over 60 percent. However, the industry still faces pain points such as high costs for high-end equipment and core consumables, and a lack of standard systems. 3D printing service providers like FalconTech have already achieved full-capacity production of equipment, and the printing cycle for components such as large rocket engine nozzles takes only about ten days.