MILITARY● LOWAug 21 · Aug 21, 2026, 10:00 AM
China’s drone production capacity can only meet 60% of war demand: study
South China Morning Post
Even when fully mobilised, China’s industrial system would only be able to meet 60 per cent of the country’s military demand for drones in a conflict, according to a rare study looking into the expected effects of a sudden war. The estimates were produced by an artificial intelligence model that covered a multilevel supply chain linking drone assembly plants with subsystem and component suppliers. The study also accounted for inventories, production capacity, order backlogs, budgets and civilian...
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