Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the potential investment opportunities in small-cap biotech companies with market capitalizations below 3 billion, suggesting that a market recovery could lead to significant stock price increases for these companies [2][5]. Group 1: Market Trends - Many biotech stocks with market caps below 3 billion have experienced significant price increases since early 2025, indicating a trend of recovery from previous low valuations [2][5]. - The article highlights that the majority of small-cap biotech companies have cash reserves below the 600 million safety line, making it difficult for them to transition from negative to positive cash flow [5]. Group 2: Company Analysis - **Yiming Oncology (宜明昂科)**: Focused on CD47, currently in Phase 3 clinical trials. The company has 700 million in cash, sufficient for about two years of R&D [6]. - **Zhuanxin Biotech (荃信生物)**: Engaged in autoimmune therapies, currently has negligible cash reserves but aims to survive through business development (BD) models [8]. - **Jiahua Biotech (嘉和生物)**: Recently merged with Yiteng, has 1.1 billion in cash, positioning it to potentially return to the mid-cap biotech sector [10]. - **Tengsheng Biopharma (腾盛博药)**: Focused on hepatitis treatments, has 2.4 billion in net cash, but is reducing expenses and focusing on clinical trials [11]. - **Sanyecao Biotech (三叶草生物)**: Previously a star in the COVID vaccine space, now facing financial difficulties with only 500 million in cash [13]. - **Zhaoke Ophthalmology (兆科眼科)**: Has 1.3 billion in cash, focusing on eye care products, with a relatively low annual R&D expenditure [14]. - **Deqi Pharmaceuticals (德琪医药)**: Has seen a significant decrease in cash reserves from 3 billion to 700 million, indicating a need for better cash management [16]. - **Hualing Pharmaceuticals (华领医药)**: A stable company with 900 million in cash, focusing on diabetes treatments and low R&D spending [17].