华润医药：东阿阿胶拟投资及建设健康消费品产业园

Core Viewpoint - China Resources Pharmaceutical (华润医药) announced that its non-wholly owned subsidiary, Dong'e Ejiao (东阿阿胶), has decided to invest in and construct a health consumer goods industrial park, which will enhance its production capabilities and support the growth of its health consumer goods business [1][2]. Group 1: Investment and Construction Details - The health consumer goods industrial park is expected to include manufacturing facilities for health consumer products (such as pharmaceuticals, health foods, and functional foods), along with supporting warehousing, logistics facilities, quality inspection centers, new product incubation centers, and e-commerce sorting and finished product warehouses [1]. - The total area of the health consumer goods industrial park is approximately 406,800 square meters, with a proposed construction area of 151,100 square meters, which will include production facilities for Ejiao cakes, Ejiao dates, and Ejiao powder, as well as comprehensive warehouses and other storage facilities [1]. - The total investment for the project is estimated to be around RMB 1.485 billion, with fixed asset investment amounting to approximately RMB 1.421 billion and working capital of about RMB 64 million [1]. Group 2: Strategic Importance - The investment and construction of the health consumer goods industrial park is a necessary requirement for Dong'e Ejiao to implement its "1238" strategy, aiming to create a model for high-quality development in traditional Chinese medicine [2]. - The project is designed to establish a dual-driven business growth model combining pharmaceuticals and health consumer goods, fostering a second growth curve while addressing the urgent needs for the development of health consumer goods [2]. - The existing industrial park faces limitations in expansion and capacity bottlenecks, which hinder the ability to meet the rapid upgrades and iterations in health consumer goods, making the new construction essential for maintaining competitive advantages [2].