Originally established in 1965 as 062 Base, in 2005 this facility was renamed the Sichuan Academy of Aerospace Technology or Seventh Academy. [1] While differentiation between the Sichuan Academy of Aerospace Technology and the Sichuan Aerospace Industry Corporation is unclear, the conglomerate of firms develops systems associated with liquid-fuelled ballistic missiles, space launch vehicles, and anti-ship missiles. [2] Products include the 100km-range WS-1 and 200km-range WS-2 multiple launch rocket systems. [3] Its declared assets amount to U.S. $791 million (RMB 5.4 billion), and its revenue in 2008 amounted to RMB 2.2 billion. [4]

Subordinate organizations include the following: [5]

• Chongqing Aerospace Electromechanical Design Institute
• Sichuan Changzheng  Mechanical Factory, Wanyuan, Sichuan
• Chongqing Bashan Instrument Factory - telemetry equipment
• Fenghuo Machinery Factory - servo-mechanical devices
• Liaoyuan Radio Factory, Xuanhua, Sichuan - space flight controls
• Tongjiang Machinery Factory - metals processing
• Mingjiang Machinery Factory, Dachuan
• Pinqjiang Instrument Factory, Dachuan - control systems
• Chuannan Machinery Factory missile system ignitors.

Sources:
[1] Hu Qunfang, “Aerospace Base 062 Renamed Sichuan Academy of Aerospace Technology [航天０６２基地更名为四川航天技术研究院],” China Aerospace, Volume 3, 2005, http://www.qikan.com.cn.
[2] “China's Aerospace and Defence Industry: Appendix A – Industry Directory,” Jane’s Information Group, 5 December 2000.
[3] Mark Stokes, “China’s Evolving Conventional Strategic Strike Capability,” Project 2049, 14 September 2009, p. 86.
[4] Mark Stokes, “China’s Evolving Conventional Strategic Strike Capability,” Project 2049, 14 September 2009, p. 86.
[5] “China's Aerospace and Defence Industry: Appendix A – Industry Directory,” Jane’s Information Group, 5 December 2000.