The CEO of Haomet Aerospace recently stated that the company's defense business sales momentum remains strong, with both new aircraft and parts orders showing healthy growth.

The recent significant escalation of aerial military operations in the Middle East has provided additional support for the demand for aviation equipment. Amid the current geopolitical tensions, the demand for procurement and maintenance of military aviation equipment continues to intensify. The company has observed that national militaries remain active in plans to upgrade and maintain existing fleets, as well as in acquiring next-generation combat aircraft. In particular, orders for high-value aviation structural components and engine parts are steadily increasing. As multiple nations strengthen their aerial combat capabilities, the importance of full lifecycle management for aviation equipment is becoming increasingly prominent. As a core supplier in the aviation materials and components sector, the company consistently secures long-term procurement agreements by virtue of its technical advantages in key products such as lightweight alloy parts and engine blades. Industry analysts point out that the intensification of modern aerial warfare will accelerate the replacement of aging aircraft models, while also driving growth in spare parts inventory demand for high-consumption components.