国产大飞机c-919概念受益股一览（Domestic big aircraft c-919 concept benefit share overview）.doc

国产大飞机c-919概念受益股一览（Domestic big aircraft c-919 concept benefit share overview） Domestic big aircraft c-919 concept benefit share - netease blog netease News micro blog post - mail photo album youdao mobile phone impression life More and more blog Blog topic blog topic blog topic blog blog style mobile blog blog style mobile blog post blog post blog copy photography Daily feature of photography exhibition area Search blog post Having a look Follow this blog The style is no longer difficult Move Lomo CARDS Log in Show the next | shutdown Coffee house in rainy days The stock market is like an ocean, take only one drink navigation Home page The log Photo album music collection bloggers About me The log 09/09/09 with the pen 09/09/10 after the pen Domestic big aircraft c-919 concept benefit share overview Reading 661 comments 0: medium and small subscriptions * domestic large aircraft c-919 concept benefit share overview In January of this year, Chinas large aircraft engine project company, avic commercial aircraft engine co., LTD. (hereinafter referred to as catic sends) was founded in Shanghai, the registered capital is 6 billion yuan. China aviation industry group company as the controlling shareholders (40%), Shanghai electric (601727) (group) corporation and Shanghai sheng (group) co., LTD., as in shareholder capital contribution (15% each). The companys business scope includes the design, development, production, sales, maintenance, service, technical development and technical consultation of civil aircraft engines and related products. The internal timetable set by the government for the big aircraft is the first prototype in 10 years. The first prototype will be completed in 2016 and 2017, and the industrialization will be implemented after 2020. For the big jets, China will have a fundamental asset consolidation and restructuring of the aviation industry, which will involve 200 billion state-owned assets and more than 20 listed companies. Over the next few years,