Core Viewpoint - The recent acceptance notice from the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) regarding the cancer drug "BPI-572270" has raised questions among investors about the relationship between Betta Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. and the lesser-known Hangzhou Jingyao Biotechnology Co., Ltd., which submitted the clinical trial application for the drug [1][6]. Group 1: Drug Development and Clinical Trials - "BPI-572270" targets challenging KRAS mutations, which are responsible for various cancers, with a mutation frequency of 20%-30% across all cancers [4]. - Betta Pharmaceuticals claims that "BPI-572270" is a potent pan-RAS inhibitor, showing strong cytotoxic effects against tumor cells with different KRAS, NRAS, and HRAS mutations, demonstrating nanomolar-level IC50 cell activity [4]. - The drug has shown tumor regression in mouse models of pancreatic cancer with low-dose oral administration and has favorable pharmacokinetic properties and safety profiles in animal studies [4]. Group 2: Company Structure and Strategy - Jingyao Biotechnology, established on October 17, 2025, has expanded its business scope to include drug production and wholesale, raising questions about its independence from Betta Pharmaceuticals [6]. - The proximity of Jingyao Biotechnology to Betta's incubation platform, "Betta Dream Factory," suggests a potential strategic relationship, reflecting a trend in the Chinese pharmaceutical industry towards platform and ecosystem models [6][9]. - Betta Pharmaceuticals positions itself as a platform-based pharmaceutical company, emphasizing its capabilities in drug discovery, commercialization, and innovative ecosystems [6][9].