AVIC Xi'an Aircraft Industry Group Company Ltd. (000768.SZ) researches, develops, manufactures, sells, maintains and services large and medium-sized military aircraft including transport aircraft, bombers and special aircraft; military and civil aviation components such as vertical tails, horizontal stabilizers, front inspection doors, Boeing 747 assemblies, Airbus A320/A321 series wings and fuselages, front/mid fuselages and front landing gear; and aviation services encompassing engineering technical support, technical information, user training, material support and aircraft maintenance. A subsidiary of Aviation Industry Corporation of China Ltd., the company operates primarily in China with facilities including a key site in Tianjin and targets domestic military and commercial aviation markets. Founded in 1958 and headquartered in Xi'an, Shaanxi, it listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 1997 as the first Chinese aviation manufacturing firm to do so and acquired Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corporation as a wholly owned subsidiary in 2020 via major asset restructuring that integrated manufacturing and maintenance assets from Shaanxi Aircraft Industry (Group) Co., Ltd. and others. Recent developments include a May 2025 acquisition by Aviation Industry Corporation of China of a 5.76% stake for CNY 3.8 billion to bolster advanced manufacturing; a July 2025 cooperation agreement with Airbus to equip A321 fuselage sections at its Tianjin facility, targeting completion by October 2025 amid forecasts of 25% profit growth; and ongoing increases in C919 fuselage structure production and delivery for Comac in 2024-2025, alongside a July 2025 leadership transition with Chairman Wu Zhipeng's resignation due to job changes.