Multiple low-altitude economy companies release 2024 performance forecast: many host factories are expected to incur losses, while the profit and loss of industrial chain companies are mixed.

On January 24th, Jin10 Data reported that as of January 23rd, more than 30 companies in the low-altitude economy sector have disclosed their performance forecasts for 2024. From the disclosed data, companies in the drone, general aviation aircraft, and eVTOL mainframe manufacturing sectors are mostly expected to incur losses, with one company expecting a slight increase and six companies expecting losses. In the downstream of the on-chain industry, the profit and loss situation is mixed, with 16 companies achieving profitability and 13 companies experiencing losses. In 2024, the low-altitude economy shows positive signs in terms of policy support and market prospects, but the industry still needs time to mature and land. Therefore, listed companies still face challenges of losses or performance decline in the short term.