医药生物行业报告（2025.04.07-2025.04.13）：FDA将逐步取消对单抗和其他药物的动物实验要求，AI制药有望受益

Investment Rating - The industry investment rating is "Outperform the Market" and is maintained [2] Core Viewpoints - The FDA's recent decision to gradually eliminate animal testing requirements for monoclonal antibodies and other drugs is expected to benefit AI-driven drug development, potentially accelerating new drug approvals and reducing R&D costs [5][6][14][16] - The pharmaceutical and biotechnology sector experienced a decline of 5.61% this week, underperforming the CSI 300 index by 2.73 percentage points [19][24] - The blood products sector showed the highest increase this week, rising by 4.06%, while the medical outsourcing sector faced the largest decline, dropping by 16.04% [7][19][23] Summary by Sections Weekly Insights - The FDA's announcement on April 11, 2025, aims to replace animal testing with more effective human-relevant methods in drug development, which could enhance drug safety and lower costs [14][15] - The pharmaceutical sector's performance this week was marked by significant declines across various sub-sectors, with blood products being the only one to gain [19][23] Sub-sector Performance - Blood products increased by 4.06%, while medical outsourcing fell by 16.04%, indicating a significant divergence in performance among sub-sectors [7][19][23] - The medical device sector's P/E ratio is currently at 32.15, suggesting potential for valuation increases [27] - The IVD sector is also seen as having room for valuation growth, with a current P/E of 21.89 [33] Recommended and Benefiting Stocks - Recommended stocks include Microelectrophysiology, Maipu Medical, and Yingke Medical, among others [8][31][38] - Benefiting stocks from the FDA's policy change include Jingtai Holdings, Chengdu Xian Dao, and Hongbo Pharmaceutical [6][17] Market Trends - The report highlights a structural investment opportunity in the pharmaceutical sector, driven by policy support and AI-enabled R&D [26] - The report notes that the medical device sector is expected to benefit from upcoming procurement policies and a low base effect in Q2 2025 [27][29]