Liang Jun, a member of the Party Committee of Shaanxi Electronic Information Group, and his delegation paid a visit to Lingkong Technology for an inspection and research tour, jointly exploring opportunities for synergistic development across the low‑altitude economy value chain.

The R&D team of Lingkong Technology (including Zhao Caixia, Dong Wenhui, Fan Kejing, and others), based on the aerodynamic configuration of the GHQ-600 fixed-wing UAV, published the academic paper “A Comparative Analysis of the Influence of Propeller Slipstream on the Aerodynamic Characteristics of UAVs with Different Tail Configurations” in Advances in Aerospace Engineering (Vol. 17, No. 2, 2026).

On June 24, Duan Xiaojun, Chairman of Xi’an Lingkong Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., led a delegation on a visit to AVIC Xi’an Aircraft Industry Group Co., Ltd. The two sides engaged in in-depth discussions on topics including industrial cooperation in the large‑scale commercial UAV sector, the development of the low‑altitude economy, and joint research efforts on next‑generation models. Key leaders from Lingkong Technology’s Simulation and Testing Division and the UAV R&D Flight Control Department accompanied the visit.

The Office of the Financial Committee of the CPC Shaanxi Provincial Committee has released the list of provincial-level pre-IPO enterprises for 2026. Relying on its outstanding innovation capabilities in the drone sector, robust growth potential, and sound corporate governance, Lingkong Technology has been successfully included in Tier A of the province’s pre-IPO roster. This milestone marks a solid step forward for Lingkong Technology on the path of standardized development and capital‑driven operations, officially placing it on the fast track to high‑quality growth.

Xi’an Lingkong Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Lingkong Technology”) has successfully completed the full‑process delivery and acceptance of its independently developed medium‑to‑large fixed‑wing cloud‑seeding unmanned aerial vehicle for the Ningxia Ultra‑Long‑Term Government Bond Artificial Weather Modification and Water Resource Security Project. This intelligent platform, custom‑designed for the complex operational conditions of high‑altitude plateaus, leverages a suite of groundbreaking technologies to precisely address the longstanding challenges of cloud‑seeding operations in Northwest China. It marks a significant milestone, ushering Ningxia’s cloud‑seeding efforts into a new era of integrated air–space–ground coordination, end-to-end智能化, and comprehensive safety—while also setting a benchmark for equipment upgrades and technological innovation across China’s cloud‑seeding sector.

On June 4, the acceptance review meeting for the mobile integrated operational system of the Artificial Weather Modification and Water Resource Security Project of the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region—featuring fixed-wing drones and a modular cabin—concluded successfully in Minqin, Gansu. The GHQ-600 medium-to-large fixed-wing drone–compatible modular cabin system, independently developed by Xi’an Lingkong Electronics, passed the acceptance tests following a joint evaluation by meteorological experts from multiple provinces, marking the official entry of the core equipment our company developed for the Ningxia artificial weather modification project into a new phase of operational deployment.

On May 30, the Party branch of Xi’an Lingkong Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., in collaboration with the Party branches of Zhejiang Commercial Bank’s Xi’an Beishenjiqiao Road Branch and the Party branch of the Administrative Assets Management Company of Northwestern Polytechnical University, organized a group of key Party members to visit the Niubeiliang National Nature Reserve in the Qinling Mountains and Jinmi Village in Zhashui County. The joint Party-building activity, themed “Tracing Footsteps, Illuminating Ideology—Recalling Our Red Original Aspirations and Bravely Shouldering the Green Mission,” provided an opportunity for Party members from all three organizations to strengthen their Party spirit through on-site learning, engage in mutual exchange and cross‑learning, and jointly map out long-term cooperation pathways.