精准补血+产业扩围 艾迪药业拟以1.85亿元定增落地两大动作

Group 1 - The company, Jiangsu Aidi Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd., plans to raise up to 185 million yuan through a simplified procedure to issue A-shares, primarily to acquire a 22.23% stake in its subsidiary, Nanjing Nanda Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd., for approximately 130 million yuan, and to supplement working capital with 55 million yuan [1] - Nanda Pharmaceutical specializes in thrombolytic drugs and low molecular weight heparin raw materials, making it one of the few integrated manufacturers in China holding production approvals for both raw materials and injectable formulations [2] - The acquisition of Nanda Pharmaceutical is expected to enhance the company's control over it, optimize financial performance, and maximize synergies, thereby strengthening its competitive position in the human protein sector [3] Group 2 - The stroke incidence in China is rising, with acute ischemic stroke cases projected to increase from 4.1 million in 2023 to 4.9 million by 2027, highlighting a significant unmet clinical need for effective stroke treatments [3] - The market for neuroprotective drugs in China is expected to grow from 11.5 billion yuan in 2024 to 16.9 billion yuan by 2030, and further to 26.2 billion yuan by 2035, indicating a strong demand for innovative stroke medications [3] - Aidi Pharmaceutical has maintained rapid growth in the HIV sector for three consecutive years, with the market for anti-HIV drugs in China estimated at 7 billion yuan in 2023, projected to exceed 11 billion yuan by 2027 [4] Group 3 - The company is advancing its core HIV pipeline and aims to establish a comprehensive commercialization system for new HIV drugs, addressing the significant challenge posed by the large population of HIV-infected individuals in China [4] - Aidi Pharmaceutical has made significant progress in its HIV drug pipeline, with new drugs like ACC017 and ADC118 entering clinical trials, and is also developing long-acting pre-exposure prophylaxis drugs [5] - The 55 million yuan raised will be used to support operational funding and accelerate the development of core research projects, ensuring the efficient rollout of a diverse and comprehensive HIV drug commercialization strategy [5]