4.87亿元增资后却成“烫手山芋”？博雅生物三连降甩卖子公司股权，战略收缩难掩血制品主业增长隐忧

Core Viewpoint - The recent equity transfer actions of Boya Biological, a key player in China's blood products sector, have raised significant market concerns due to continuous price reductions and operational challenges [2][3]. Equity Transfer and Pricing Adjustments - Boya Biological's subsidiary, Boya Xinhao, has seen its 80% equity stake listed at a latest price of 170 million yuan, down nearly 20% from the initial listing price of 213 million yuan [2]. - This marks the third price adjustment within three months, with previous attempts at 213 million yuan and 192 million yuan failing to attract buyers [2]. - If no buyer emerges, the price may drop further to below 160 million yuan, representing a decline of over 25% from the initial listing price [2]. Financial Performance and Challenges - Boya Xinhao's financial performance has been poor, with 2023 revenue at 10.37 million yuan and a net loss of 56.87 million yuan [6]. - Despite efforts to reduce losses in 2024, revenue remained below 20 million yuan, primarily due to delays in product development and external pressures from procurement policies [6][10]. - Boya Biological's overall revenue growth has sharply declined from 5.47% in 2021 to a negative growth of -3.87% in 2023, with a further drop of 34.58% in 2024 [8][9]. Strategic Focus and Industry Context - Boya Biological emphasizes a strategic focus on blood products, aiming to optimize resource allocation by divesting non-core assets [8]. - The company aims to double its plasma collection capacity and key financial metrics during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2021-2025) [6]. - The blood products industry faces challenges such as tight plasma supply and expanding procurement ranges, which may further compress operational space for companies [2][10]. Market Dynamics and Future Outlook - The blood products sector is undergoing significant changes, with increasing regulatory scrutiny and market competition leading to a consolidation trend [11]. - Boya Biological's recent actions reflect a broader industry shift towards specialization and the need for sustainable competitive advantages amid evolving market conditions [11][12].