科创板创新药企医保谈判获丰硕成果 彰显硬核实力

Core Insights - The new National Medical Insurance Directory and the first Commercial Health Insurance Innovative Drug Directory will be implemented nationwide starting January 1, 2026, showcasing the government's commitment to enhancing healthcare access [1] Group 1: National Medical Insurance Directory - Nine innovative drugs from the STAR Market have been included in the new National Medical Insurance Directory, highlighting the strength and vitality of innovative pharmaceutical companies [1] - The inclusion of products like Baiyue Shenzhou's Baihe An and Kaize Bai in the first Commercial Health Insurance Innovative Drug Directory provides broader payment pathways for cutting-edge treatments [1][4] Group 2: Innovative Drug Companies - Nearly 90% of STAR Market biopharmaceutical companies have received medical insurance support for their newly approved drugs, indicating a favorable environment for innovation [2] - Junshi Biosciences' drug, Junshida, is the only domestic PCSK9-targeted drug for statin-intolerant patients included in the new medical insurance directory [2] - Haichuang Pharmaceutical's first marketed drug, Hainan An, is set to launch in May 2025 for treating metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer, with its inclusion in the 2025 medical insurance directory expected to enhance market promotion and patient accessibility [2] Group 3: Drug Development and Market Integration - New cancer drugs from companies like Shanghai Ailis and Yifang Biotech provide precise treatment options for major diseases, demonstrating the efficient integration of new drug reviews and medical insurance payments in China [3] - Successful renewal negotiations for innovative drugs from companies like Baiyue Shenzhou and Junshi Biosciences further expand medical insurance coverage, benefiting a wider patient population [5] Group 4: R&D Investment and Future Outlook - R&D investment among STAR Market innovative drug companies reached a new high in the first three quarters of 2025, with a year-on-year increase of over 10% and an R&D intensity of 42%, significantly surpassing the overall A-share level [6] - The continuous improvement and collaboration of support policies like medical insurance and commercial insurance are expected to foster the emergence of more world-class new drugs, contributing to the health of the Chinese population [6]