Core Viewpoint - The article highlights a significant surge in the innovative drug sector, driven by new policies from the National Healthcare Security Administration aimed at supporting the development of innovative drugs and optimizing procurement processes [1][2]. Summary by Sections Innovative Drug Market Surge - On July 17, there was a notable increase in the stock prices of innovative drug companies, with companies like ShenZhou Cell rising over 15% and KangnuoYa increasing over 14% [1]. - The article mentions that the 11th batch of national drug centralized procurement has been initiated, emphasizing that new drugs will not be included in centralized procurement to protect industry innovation [1]. Policy Support for Innovative Drugs - The "Measures" issued on June 30 by the National Healthcare Security Administration and the National Health Commission aim to support the entire chain of innovative drug development from laboratory to bedside [1]. - The measures include dynamic adjustments to the medical insurance catalog, allowing eligible innovative drugs to be included, and establishing more scientifically reasonable payment standards [1]. Establishment of Commercial Health Insurance Directory - A groundbreaking proposal to establish a "Commercial Health Insurance Innovative Drug Directory" is introduced, which will include innovative drugs with significant clinical value that exceed basic medical insurance coverage [2]. - Drugs in this directory will enjoy special treatment, such as confidential price negotiations and exemption from centralized procurement monitoring, creating new payment channels for high-priced breakthrough therapies [2]. Investment Opportunities - Analysts from Bohai Securities suggest that the introduction of innovative drug policies and the potential establishment of the commercial health insurance directory present investment opportunities in related innovative drug companies and their supply chains [2]. - Xiangcai Securities predicts that by 2025, the domestic innovative drug industry may experience a turning point, shifting from capital-driven to profit-driven trends, leading to dual recovery in performance and valuation [2].