On August 13, 2025, a delegation of leaders from the Science and Technology Committee of Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) visited the headquarters of SDSX for an in-depth exchange and on-site research on the current situation, core competitiveness, and future plans of domestic chip companies. The chairman of SDSX, Mr. Xing Limin, and his management team warmly received and accompanied the delegation throughout the visit, sincerely presenting the development history and future plans of SDSX.

At the beginning of the exchange, the delegation toured the headquarters exhibition hall and office area of SDSX. Chairman Xing Limin provided a detailed analysis of the global semiconductor development process and the current status of China's semiconductor industry to the delegation. He also introduced the basic situation of SDSX and its journey, technological accumulation, and market achievements in the field of semiconductor RF and microwave chips. He highlighted the key progress made in independent innovation and development of high-performance chips with full domestic production, multi-dimensional expansion of market application scenarios, and in-depth cooperation with customers. This fully demonstrated the company's core strategy and key approaches for deepening development in important areas such as dedicated fields and satellite Internet.

During the formal discussion that followed, Chairman Xing Limin further elaborated on the history and key milestones of the semiconductor industry. By reviewing the strategic decisions of semiconductor industry giants, he analyzed the core pain points of domestic semiconductor market and enterprise development, emphasizing the fundamental idea that "imitation has no way out, and leadership is the key to long-term success." He further elevated the concept of "unique advantages where others have none, and better advantages where others have some" to "unique and superior advantages where others have none," indicating that SDSX will blaze a new trail in the semiconductor field by pioneering and leading product and market development in the future.

The leaders of the AVIC Science and Technology Committee highly endorsed the development philosophy of SDSX and offered valuable guidance on its strategy and management. They provided highly constructive suggestions on several crucial issues related to the survival and development of the enterprise, such as highlighting the core competitiveness of private enterprises, forming and enhancing management models, and survival strategies for enterprises under the highly "convoluted" market conditions. In particular, the delegation emphasized the importance of establishing internal management mechanisms and utilizing management tools while grasping the strategic direction. By operating efficient and scientific management mechanisms, enterprises can enhance their internal and external management capabilities, thereby strengthening corporate culture and core cohesion.

This research was a key exploration into how private enterprises can seek a way out under the "double competition" pressure of overseas technological competition and domestic price competition. It was also an important learning and summarization for the future self-reliance and breakthrough of domestic brands. As a leading force in the national high-end manufacturing field, AVIC has played an important leading and pioneering role for many private enterprises on the road to scientific and technological innovation and a strong country in science and technology. SDSX, as a leading domestic high-end manufacturing enterprise, will build a new pattern of sustainable and high-quality cooperation with a strong sense of responsibility and mission.

In the future, SDSX will continue to take "striving to become a world-leading enterprise in the semiconductor field" as its mission. It will firmly follow the path of technology leadership and innovation, actively realize the ideal of strategic "core" creation and technological "core" manufacturing, and make more outstanding contributions to the global presence of domestic semiconductors.