Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the report indicates that the majority of vaccine varieties have experienced significant year-on-year growth from January to August, particularly in the pet vaccine sector, with domestic rabies vaccine and cat trivalent vaccine increasing by 16.8% and 78.9% respectively [1][2] - In the pig vaccine category, the economic product circular vaccine and mandatory vaccines such as pseudorabies and swine fever vaccines have shown rapid growth, attributed to sustained breeding prosperity and increased pig inventory [1][3] - The VPI index for veterinary raw materials has rebounded by approximately 2.1% by the end of September, following a three-month decline, driven by supply-side tightening and large downstream orders [4][5] Group 2 - The report highlights that the growth in vaccine issuance is supported by multiple factors including breeding prosperity, inventory growth, disease prevalence, and the introduction of new products [3][6] - The increase in prices for veterinary raw materials is primarily due to supply-side changes and improved market competition, with specific products like florfenicol benefiting from a more favorable supply environment [5][6] - The industry is gradually emerging from a downturn, with a focus on undervalued companies that exhibit both elasticity and certainty, suggesting a positive outlook for the sector [7]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Recommendation" rating for the animal health industry, expecting it to outperform the benchmark index by over 5% in the next 3-6 months [79]. Core Insights - The report highlights significant growth in vaccine approvals for circular, pseudorabies, and diarrhea vaccines, with notable year-on-year increases [7][8]. - The animal drug raw material market shows a continued strong performance in macrolide products, with price indices reflecting a structural differentiation among various products [52][53]. - The overall demand for animal health products is expected to recover, driven by improved profitability in the breeding sector and the introduction of new products [68][69]. Summary by Sections Vaccine Approvals - In April, major vaccine varieties for pigs showed substantial year-on-year growth, with circular vaccine up by 71.2%, pseudorabies vaccine by 73.3%, and diarrhea vaccine by 220% [7][8]. - Cumulative data from January to April indicates most vaccine types experienced significant growth, particularly in pig vaccines, with circular vaccine up by 52.3% and pseudorabies vaccine by 48.2% [8][9]. Raw Material Prices - As of the end of April, the Veterinary Pharmaceutical Index (VPI) was 69.2, reflecting a 5.6% increase from the previous month and a 13.4% increase year-on-year [52][53]. - Prices for macrolide products such as Tylosin, Tylvalosin, and Tilmicosin have shown strong performance, with increases of 10.1%, 17.6%, and 15.4% respectively compared to the end of March [53][54]. Market Outlook - The report anticipates a stable upward trend in the demand for animal health products, supported by a robust breeding sector and ongoing product innovation [68][69]. - The competitive landscape is expected to lead to a dual recovery in performance and valuation for the sector, with a focus on larger companies that can leverage their financial strength and product diversity [69][70]. Investment Recommendations - The report suggests focusing on companies such as Reap Bio, Kexin Bio, and others, which are well-positioned to benefit from the anticipated market recovery [68][70].