At the recently concluded Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition (LIMA 2025), Chinese space energy company Fuxi Energy made its official debut in the Southeast Asian market. Presenting its core product lineup, the company garnered significant attention from the global aerospace, defense, and high-tech sectors.

At this year's exhibition, Fuxi Energy highlighted its lightweight, high-efficiency, and customizable space energy systems, including perovskite solar cells, gallium arsenide (GaAs) solar cells, lithium-ion battery packs, and power control and distribution units.

During the event, Fuxi Energy also showcased its fully integrated power architecture, combining power generation, storage, and control into a single compact solution. This approach is highly adaptable for microsatellites, UAV platforms, and other aerospace systems—well aligned with the new generation's demand for low-cost, fast-delivery, and lightweight mission requirements.

As the first Chinese commercial space power enterprise to appear at LIMA, Fuxi Energy impressed with its technical strengths and materials innovation capabilities, attracting widespread interest from government agencies, research institutions, and industry professionals. The company is currently in discussions with several potential clients across Southeast Asia and is planning to launch multiple international pilot projects later this year.