金鹰基金：中国医药产业升级持续兑现 关注三方向投资机会

Core Insights - The pharmaceutical sector reported a slight revenue growth of 0.20% year-on-year for Q3 2025, driven by innovative drugs and CXO benefiting from overseas orders and FDA approvals [1] - The medical device sector is experiencing slow recovery, with capital expenditures in hospitals remaining low, particularly in high-end imaging and IVD fields [1] - Traditional Chinese medicine saw a revenue increase of 1.60% year-on-year, but profits were pressured by adjustments in medical insurance catalogs and centralized procurement [1] - Pharmaceutical commercial revenue grew by 2.45%, although gross margins declined by 0.85 percentage points, indicating intensified price pressures in distribution channels [1] Short-term Outlook - The easing of centralized procurement policies for medical devices and steady progress in the innovative drug industry suggest stable operational performance in the pharmaceutical sector, with innovative drugs experiencing six consecutive quarters of high growth [1] - 2025 is anticipated to be a pivotal year for commercial insurance, benefiting innovative drugs and devices along with their supply chains [1] Long-term Outlook - The continuous upgrade of China's pharmaceutical industry is being realized, supported by a series of domestic policies favoring innovative drugs and the increasing clinical value of products [1] - Global pharmaceutical companies are accelerating their purchases of innovative drugs from China, surpassing the pace seen in the U.S. and other countries, indicating a collective globalization of China's innovative drug industry [1] Focus Areas - Future attention will be directed towards three main areas: 1. Innovative drugs with strong global competitiveness, benefiting from both domestic and Western markets [2] 2. The innovative drug supply chain, including CXO and life sciences services, expected to see a recovery in order growth as global investment and financing accelerate [2] 3. Medical devices and equipment, particularly companies focusing on self-sufficiency, domestic substitution, and high-end manufacturing for international markets, as procurement policies continue to improve [2]