Century Securities·2025-10-27 00:54Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly state an investment rating for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, but it highlights significant developments that may influence future ratings [1]. Core Insights - The pharmaceutical and biotechnology sector saw a weekly increase of 0.58%, underperforming compared to the Wind All A index (3.47%) and the CSI 300 index (3.24%) [2][7]. - A major strategic collaboration was announced between Innovent Biologics and Takeda Pharmaceutical, with a total deal value potentially reaching $11.4 billion, including an upfront payment of $1.2 billion and milestone payments of up to $10.2 billion [2][10]. - The report emphasizes the importance of the upcoming commercial insurance innovative drug directory, which is expected to be released soon, and suggests monitoring the companies that will be included [2][11]. Weekly Market Review - The pharmaceutical and biotechnology sector's performance was mixed, with medical research outsourcing (5.47%), offline pharmacies (2.99%), and pharmaceutical distribution (1.97%) leading the gains, while other biological products (-1.91%), traditional Chinese medicine (-0.85%), and chemical preparations (-0.41%) lagged behind [2][7]. - Notable stock performances included Teva Pharmaceutical (22.3%), Bid Pharma (18.9%), and *ST Jingfeng (16.6%) as top gainers, while Tuo Jing Life (-18.6%), Xin Nuo Wei (-17.5%), and Shuo Tai Shen (-14.9%) were the biggest losers [2][10]. Industry News and Key Company Announcements - Innovent Biologics announced a significant global strategic partnership with Takeda to accelerate the development of new therapies, including three key drug candidates [2][10]. - Kangfang Biologics' AK112 injection has been proposed for inclusion in breakthrough therapy designation for treating triple-negative breast cancer [2][11]. - Summit Therapeutics announced a $500 million private placement to fund the clinical development of its drug candidate [2][11]. - Ipsen and ImCheck Therapeutics reached a final agreement for a €1 billion acquisition focused on a first-in-class monoclonal antibody for acute myeloid leukemia [2][13]. - Moderna decided to terminate the development of its CMV mRNA vaccine after failing to meet primary endpoints in a Phase III trial [2][13].