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高值医疗器械流通商、硅烷交联剂龙头,2只新股今日申购丨打新早知道
2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao· 2025-09-15 23:09
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the upcoming IPOs of two companies: Jianfa Zhixin and Jinhua New Materials, highlighting their business models, financial metrics, and market positions in their respective industries [1][10]. Group 1: Jianfa Zhixin (301584.SZ) - Jianfa Zhixin is a national high-value medical device distributor, primarily engaged in direct sales and distribution of medical devices, as well as providing centralized operation services for medical consumables [1][6]. - The company is controlled by Xiamen Jianfa Group, with a 51.02% stake held by Jianfa Medical, which is fully owned by Xiamen Jianfa Group [6]. - For 2024, Jianfa Zhixin's revenue is projected to be divided into three segments: direct sales (110.32 billion, 61.69%), distribution (67.38 billion, 37.68%), and service (1.12 billion, 0.63%) [6]. - The company serves over 3,300 medical institutions across 31 provinces, with major clients including Beijing Anzhen Hospital and Jilin University First Hospital [6]. - Jianfa Zhixin's fundraising will focus on upgrading information systems (1.4 billion), centralized operation services (1.04 billion), and working capital (2.4 billion) [5]. Group 2: Jinhua New Materials (920015.BJ) - Jinhua New Materials specializes in the research, production, and sales of ketoxime series fine chemicals, being a leading player in the domestic silane crosslinker segment [10][11]. - The company plans to invest in several projects, including a high-end coupling agent project (5.07 billion) and a ketone-based smart factory construction project (0.61 billion) [10]. - Jinhua New Materials holds a market share of 27.85%, 31.60%, and 38.16% in silane crosslinkers for the years 2022, 2023, and 2024, respectively [11]. - The company has received multiple honors, including being recognized as a "Little Giant" enterprise and a national high-tech enterprise [11]. - Jinhua New Materials faces potential risks from cyclical fluctuations in downstream industries, particularly in real estate and photovoltaic sectors, which may impact demand for its products [12].