Core Viewpoint - The recent reforms in the Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market) have accelerated the review process for unprofitable companies, allowing them to be listed under specific conditions aimed at protecting investors while fostering innovation [1][2]. Group 1: Unprofitable Companies and Listing Standards - Several unprofitable companies have recently passed the review process, including He Yuan Bio and North Chip Life, indicating a shift in the regulatory environment [1]. - The new listing criteria categorize unprofitable companies into a "Sci-Tech Growth Layer," which requires them to achieve specific profit and revenue thresholds to move out of this category [1][2]. - Over the past six years, 54 unprofitable companies have been listed on the STAR Market, with 22 of them achieving profitability, resulting in a delisting rate of approximately 40% [1][2]. Group 2: Listing Standards and Performance - The STAR Market employs a multi-faceted listing standard system, with "Standard Five" allowing unprofitable companies to list without revenue requirements, raising questions about their commercialization capabilities [2][4]. - Among the 20 companies listed under Standard Five, three achieved profitability in the year prior to their listing, demonstrating that not all unprofitable companies are at equal risk [3][4]. - The probability of achieving profitability varies by listing standard, with Standard Four and Standard Five showing similar success rates in terms of companies becoming profitable post-listing [3][4]. Group 3: Risks and Market Perception - The perception that profitable companies inherently carry lower investment risks is challenged by data showing that some profitable companies have also faced delisting risks due to low revenue [5][6]. - Companies like Jindike, which achieved profitability, have recently reported significant revenue declines, highlighting that profitability does not guarantee stability [5][6]. - The market tends to focus more on long-term value and product competitiveness rather than short-term profitability, especially in sectors like pharmaceuticals and technology [7][9]. Group 4: Notable Companies and Market Trends - Companies like BeiGene and Cambricon have seen substantial market valuations despite being unprofitable, with BeiGene's market cap exceeding 200 billion yuan and significant revenue growth reported [7][8]. - Cambricon, as a leading AI chip company, has benefited from the surge in demand for AI technologies, leading to a significant increase in its market value [8][9]. - The overall trend indicates that investors are increasingly valuing long-term potential and innovation over immediate profitability, particularly in high-growth sectors [7][9].

Important News - The high-level economic and trade talks between China and the United States have made substantial progress, reaching important consensus [2] Company News - Ningde Times (810699.HK) will begin its IPO on May 12, with a maximum offer price of 263.00 HKD [3] - Li Auto (02015.HK) has achieved cumulative deliveries of over 300,000 units for the Li L7 [3] - Longfor Group (00960.HK) reported a contract sales amount of 5.13 billion RMB in April, with a cumulative contract sales amount of 22.08 billion RMB from January to April [3] - Rongchang Biopharmaceutical (09995.HK) received approval from the National Medical Products Administration for the injection of Vedicimab for treating HER2-positive late-stage breast cancer with liver metastasis in China [4] - GAC Group (02238.HK) reported April vehicle sales of 116,400 units, a year-on-year decrease of 12.66% [5] - China Overseas Development (00688.HK) achieved a cumulative contract property sales amount of 66.583 billion RMB from January to April [5] - China Jinmao (00817.HK) reported a signed sales amount of 7.001 billion RMB in April [5] - Shimao Group (00813.HK) had a cumulative contract sales total of 9.07 billion RMB in the first four months [5] - China Overseas Hongyang Group (00081.HK) realized a contract sales amount of 2.624 billion RMB in April, a year-on-year decline of 18.1% [5] - Q Technology (01478.HK) sold 31.783 million mobile camera modules in April, a month-on-month increase of 7.9% [5] - Stone Pharmaceutical Group (01093.HK) received approval for clinical trials in the U.S. for SYH2046 tablets [5]