Changning District hosted the launch event of the Yangtze River Delta Low‑Altitude‑Economy Industrial Supply‑Demand List and the signing ceremony of the Industrial Ecosystem‑Chain Cooperation Memorandum on August 28. Back in January this year, the Preparatory Office for the Yangtze River‑Delta Low‑Altitude‑Economy Industrial Cluster Development Cooperation was established and issued a joint initiative. Centered on the theme "Uniting Forces for Low‑Altitude Industrial Synergy, Building a New Platform for Yangtze‑River‑Delta Industrial Linkage," the conference aims to translate previously reached alliance consensus into a regular cross‑regional coordination mechanism and a targeted industrial‑chain supply‑demand docking platform.

Jointly building an industrial ecosystem: 26 entities sign ecosystem‑chain cooperation memorandum

At the ceremony, representatives from 26 industrial parks, industry groups and technology companies active in the low‑altitude economy across Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Anhui jointly signed the Memorandum of Cooperation on the Yangtze River Delta Low‑Altitude‑Economy Industrial Ecosystem Chain.

Signatories covered core industrial carriers and leading enterprises, including Wuxi Airport Industrial Park, Hangzhou Industrial Enterprise Investment and Development Co Ltd, Hangshi Low‑Altitude Infrastructure Technology (Hangzhou) Co Ltd, International Advanced‑Technology Application Promotion Center (Hefei), Wuhan United Aircraft Technology Co Ltd, and Shanghai Hongqiao International Low‑Altitude Economy Industrial Park.The signing formally puts in place a regular cross‑region cooperation mechanism for the Yangtze River Delta low‑altitude economy. Regional barriers will be further broken down to foster a low‑altitude industrial ecosystem featuring cross‑regional co‑construction, joint governance and shared benefits. It delivers a replicable and scalable cross‑regional cooperation model for industrial planning alignment, business‑format layout and high‑quality industrial growth across the delta.

Targeted supply‑demand matching: Industrial supply‑demand list officially unveiled

As one of the landmark outcomes of the conference, the Yangtze River Delta Low‑Altitude‑Economy Industrial Supply‑Demand List was officially released.

The document systematically sorts out upstream‑ and downstream‑oriented supply and demand resources covering industrial carriers, test‑flight take‑off‑and‑landing sites, air‑traffic‑control support, equipment manufacturing, emergency rescue and commercial applications across the four provincial‑level regions. It is designed to remove bottlenecks in air‑space coordination, airworthiness assessment and industrial‑chain matching, promote integrated allocation of low‑altitude industrial resources, and serve as a clear roadmap for enterprises searching for application scenarios and business partners within the Yangtze River Delta region.

Scenario‑driven development: Batch of cross‑provincial collaborative projects inked

Guided by the newly‑released supply‑demand list, multiple cross‑regional low‑altitude‑economy cooperation projects were signed at the event.

Signing parties covered Shanghai Hongqiao International Low‑Altitude Economy Industrial Park (Shanghai Yingrui Commercial Operation Management Co Ltd), the Organizing Committee of Forbes China Low‑Altitude‑Economy Industry Ranking (Shenzhen Runwei Industrial Consulting Co Ltd), Hangshi Low‑Altitude Infrastructure Technology (Hangzhou) Co Ltd, Jiangsu FCMODEL Technology Co Ltd, Anhui Huaming Avionics System Co Ltd (Wuhu), and Rudong Information Technology Service (Shanghai) Co Ltd.The landing of these cross‑regional deals marks the shift of Yangtze River Delta low‑altitude industrial collaboration from a preparatory framework to practical implementation, deepening cross‑provincial cooperation on scenario co‑development, technological coordination and industrial linkage.

Win‑win cooperation: Representatives from eight enterprise federations discuss industrial coordination

To meet the core demands for large‑scale low‑altitude‑economy expansion, industry experts and third‑party evaluators delivered in‑depth presentations on topics including communication navigation surveillance infrastructure support, industrial benchmark building and ecosystem resource linkage.

A round‑table dialogue themed "Boosting Supply‑Demand Matching, Building a Vibrant Low‑Altitude Ecosystem" was held on‑site. Participants carried out thorough discussions on low‑altitude infrastructure, test‑flight guarantee and commercial‑scenario deployment.

During the keynote session, representatives from eight city‑level and district‑level enterprise federation cooperation members took the stage. Drawing on local industrial strengths, they shared information on low‑altitude‑economy supply‑demand resources and cooperation intentions, and exchanged insights on coordinated industrial growth across the Yangtze River Delta.

The event was co‑hosted by members of the Yangtze‑River‑Delta Enterprise Federation Cooperation Mechanism, namely Wuxi and Changzhou in Jiangsu Province, Hangzhou and Ningbo in Zhejiang Province, Hefei and Wuhu in Anhui Province, as well as Changning District and Jinshan District of Shanghai.

Zhao Yongzun, vice governor of Changning, attended the event.