泰格医药的AB面：国内临床运营业务收缩，投资失利

Core Viewpoint - The company, Tigermed, has experienced a significant decline in performance in 2024, with revenue and net profit dropping sharply compared to previous years, attributed to reduced demand in new drug development and investment losses [1][4]. Financial Performance - In 2024, Tigermed reported revenue of 6.603 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 10.58%, and a net profit of 405 million yuan, down 79.99% [1]. - The company's net profit for 2024 is considered a historical low, with a notable decline in clinical operation business revenue due to reduced demand [1][4]. - The fair value change loss was 502 million yuan, and investment income was 167 million yuan, impacting the net profit [1][10]. Business Segments - The domestic clinical operation business revenue fell to 3.450 billion yuan, a decrease of 17.11%, while overseas revenue was 3.024 billion yuan, down 3.29% [4]. - The "Clinical Trial Technical Services" segment contributed 3.178 billion yuan, a decline of 23.75%, while "Clinical Trial Related Services and Laboratory Services" saw a revenue increase of 5.61% to 3.296 billion yuan [5][6]. Market Dynamics - The company has accumulated over 2,800 global clients and has supported 60% of China's listed Class I new drug development since its establishment [2]. - In 2024, Tigermed provided services for 28 Class I new drugs in China and assisted in the approval of over 500 drug and device projects [2]. Investment Strategy - Since 2015, Tigermed has diversified its operations to include investments in biopharmaceutical and medical device startups, becoming a strategic investor in 57 innovative companies [8]. - The non-recurring gains and losses have significantly impacted net profit, with a loss of 450 million yuan in 2024, contrasting with previous years where such gains contributed over 50% to net profit [9]. Future Outlook - Despite the challenges in 2024, the company remains optimistic about future demand, reporting new order amounts of 10.12 billion yuan, indicating a recovery in demand [7]. - The growth in new orders is primarily driven by large multinational pharmaceutical companies and increased clinical needs from Chinese biotech firms [7].