Recently, Blue Vector (the parent company of Skyla) officially completed its Pre-A5 financing round. This round was led by Jinding Capital, with participation from CICC Capital and continued additional investment from existing shareholder Honghui Fund.

This financing round not only reflects the capital market’s strong recognition of Blue Vector’s long-term technological value and strategic positioning but also signifies that the company has secured multi-dimensional strategic support as it advances toward establishing a new paradigm for intelligent low-altitude mobility.

To date, within just six months, Blue Vector has completed four rounds of financing, raising nearly RMB 200 million in the past two months alone.

Jinding Capital is a leading domestic private equity firm specializing in hard-tech and high-end manufacturing sectors. With deep expertise in national strategic emerging industries—including aerospace, semiconductors, and new energy—it is renowned for its comprehensive industrial empowerment and full-cycle, hands-on investment approach. The firm has successfully backed numerous national-level “Specialized, Sophisticated, Distinctive, and Innovative” (SDDI) enterprises and unicorns. As the lead investor in this round, Jinding Capital will provide critical support to Skyla in areas such as domestic substitution of core avionics and propulsion systems and the development of a high-end manufacturing ecosystem.

CICC Capital, the private investment platform under China International Capital Corporation Limited (CICC), leverages CICC’s global strengths in capital markets, cross-border resource integration, and industrial research. It focuses on strategic investments in technological innovation and advanced manufacturing. Its participation will significantly enhance Skyla’s capabilities in international capital access, alignment with global airworthiness standards, and coordination of the global supply chain.

Honghui Fund, a top-tier venture capital firm specializing at the intersection of life sciences and intelligent manufacturing, has deep insights into technology evolution cycles and industrial transformation trends. It consistently backs hard-tech companies with foundational innovation capabilities. As an early investor in Skyla, its continued follow-on investment underscores strong confidence in Skyla’s technical roadmap and commercialization strategy and will further advance the company’s vision of serving human-centered, high-quality living scenarios.

Proceeds from this round will be primarily allocated to core R&D initiatives, including Skyla’s first software-defined, open electronic/electrical architecture tailored for eVTOLs—the Intelligent Integrated System—and its high-safety triad electric system (battery, motor, and electronic control). Additionally, the funding will accelerate the development of the full-scale prototype of the SKYLA V30 eVTOL, preparations for Type Certification (TC), and the establishment of a robust core supply chain.

Currently, the low-altitude economy has been formally incorporated into China’s 15th Five-Year Plan framework and, for the first time in the 2026 Government Work Report, explicitly designated as an “emerging pillar industry,” alongside integrated circuits, aerospace, and biopharmaceuticals. This strategic designation not only authoritatively affirms the sector’s promising future but also bestows a historic mission upon a new generation of aviation pioneers.

Skyla will steadfastly adhere to its core principles—“Revere the Sky, Respect Engineering, Serve Users”—and collaborate closely with industrial and capital partners to co-build a safe, intelligent, and sustainable low-altitude intelligent transportation ecosystem, aspiring to become a key driver and definer of the global low-altitude mobility paradigm.