Policy Developments - The Ministry of Finance announced measures regarding the procurement of medical devices imported from the EU, stating that for procurement budgets over 45 million yuan, EU companies (excluding EU-funded enterprises in China) must be excluded if import products are required [1] Drug and Device Approvals - Weikang Pharmaceutical's Anruini capsules have been submitted for market approval, targeting adult and adolescent patients with specific solid tumors carrying NTRK fusion genes [2] - AstraZeneca's Imfinzi (Durvalumab) has received EU approval for use in muscle-invasive bladder cancer (MIBC) as an adjuvant treatment following radical cystectomy [3] Capital Market Activities - Micot announced the completion of over 100 million yuan in Series D financing, led by Zhejiang Merchants Venture Capital, with funds aimed at core pipeline development and the establishment of a formulation industrialization base [4] - Opcon Vision plans to use 334 million yuan to acquire 75% of Shanyang Qicheng Hospital Management Co., with part of the funds redirected from a community eye care service project [5] Industry Developments - Tengsheng Bo Pharmaceutical has reached a BD licensing agreement with Health元 for BRII-693, with Health元 responsible for development and commercialization in Greater China [7][8] - Nengte Technology has adjusted the listing price for the sale of its subsidiary, Ankang Shenqian Mining Co., to 114 million yuan, a 15% decrease from the previous listing price [9] - Ever Union, a shareholder of Mindray Medical, plans to reduce its stake by up to 0.41% through various legal means [10]