热点情报 食蟹猴价格暴涨近2倍 CRO（医药研发外包）企业核心生物资源之一的实验猴价格迎来暴涨！据北京商报，目前3—5岁左右的食蟹猴（实验猴的一种）价格已从最低5万元一只 涨至14万元一只，涨幅接近2倍，且年内已出现供不应求的局面。 比如，华盛锂电借VC添加剂涨价风口，股价47元一度大涨至155元。 如今，作为医学研究不可缺少的实验猴价格迎来暴涨，想必主力也不会错过机会。 为此，越声理财团队经过深度复盘，挖掘了4家核心公司。 其中一家，是国内实验猴资源最多的CRO企业之一，实验猴资源对其业绩影响显著。 前段时间，不仅被社保基金新进670万股，还被知名机构新进超过1900多万股。 所有人必须清楚，涨价题材向来是主力眼中的香饽饽。 比如，香农芯创凭存储芯片价格大涨，股价从40元飙升至204元。 ETF规模年内涨逾2万亿元 年内，ETF市场延续扩容态势，资金持续流入推动整体规模稳步抬升。数据显示，截至12月12日，今年以来全市场ETF规模增量已超过2万亿元，在权 益、债券、商品及跨境资产等多个方向均有体现，ETF作为重要资产配置工具的吸引力不断增强。 12月15日，龙洲股份逆势大涨9.95%，收盘价11.93元，成 ...

12月12月，昭衍新药港股股价高开高走，盘中最大涨幅达到21.22%，盘中最高价来到21.54港元，让昭衍新药股价时隔一个月重返20港元大关。 在股价阴跌了4个多月后，昭衍新药(06127)靠着一根"20cm大红柱"将市场目光重新拉回到这家安评龙头以及近期再度暴涨的"猴价"上。 港股通资金成此次上涨"大赢家"? 今年7月，借着港股创新药的一波大涨行情，昭衍新药股价触及28.70港元，这一股价创下自2023年3月以来的股价新高。 但实际上，昭衍新药此次股价新高之路并不平坦。就在6月17日冲高拉出条长上影线之后，昭衍新药股价却走出了三连跌的"断头铡"行情，并于6月20日盘中 最低触及13.89港元，较17日高点跌去28.73%。但6月23日，昭衍新药迅速止跌，股价转头向上，在7个交易日内收复大量"失地"。 与此同时，恒生医疗保健指数同样在"五连阴"后止跌回弹，6月20日至今，指数最大回弹幅度已达9.45%，港股医药板块显示出继续上攻的势头。在这一背景 下，昭衍新药在7月一路猛攻，最终站上28.70港元高点。 | 实时 最近1日 最近5日 最近20日 最近60日 | | | | --- | --- | --- | ...

Group 1 - Xuan Bamboo Bio-B (02575) surged over 22.09% after announcing that its innovative drug Xuan Yue Ning was included in the national basic medical insurance drug list [1] - Zhaoyan New Drug (06127) rose over 13.4% as the price of crab-eating macaques exceeded 100,000 yuan, with reports indicating a supply shortage and prices reaching 120,000 to 130,000 yuan [1] - Domestic property stocks saw a broad increase, with Rongxin China (03301) up 5.26%, Shimao Group (00813) up 1.45%, and others, following the Central Economic Work Conference that outlined key tasks for the economy next year [1] Group 2 - Haidilao (06862) increased over 2.5% as it announced the internal testing phase for its first large-scale hot pot restaurant in Guangzhou [1] - Sutech Juchuang (02498) rose over 6.26% ahead of the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) scheduled for January 6-9, 2026, in Las Vegas [1] - Consumer concept stocks mostly advanced, with notable increases in Jiumaojiu (09922) by 3.61% and others, following the Central Economic Work Conference emphasizing domestic demand [2] Group 3 - Yituo Co., Ltd. (00038) surged over 8%, with a cumulative increase of over 20% in three trading days, as Goldman Sachs highlighted its favorable position in China's agricultural modernization [2] - Jin Jie Holdings (03918) fell nearly 2% amid ongoing border conflicts between Cambodia and Thailand, prompting safety advisories for Chinese citizens [2] - Smoore International (06969) dropped nearly 3% after British American Tobacco (BTI.US) provided a weak earnings outlook due to regulatory pressures in the U.S. e-cigarette market [2] Group 4 - Zijin Mining (02899) rose over 3% following remarks at the 2025 China International Gold Market Annual Conference about new opportunities for the gold industry in the Hainan Free Trade Port [3][4] - Lumexa Imaging (LMRI.US) debuted on the U.S. stock market with an opening increase of over 1.6%, providing outpatient imaging services across 13 states [5] - Rare earth stocks strengthened, with Perpetua Resources (PPTA.US) up 13.42% after announcing a partnership to enhance domestic mineral processing capabilities [5] Group 5 - Bitcoin-related stocks showed mixed results as Bitcoin fell below 90,000 yuan, with Coinbase (COIN.US) down 2.21% and others experiencing slight changes [6] - Space-related stocks surged, with Planet Labs PBC (PL.US) up 35.01% after reporting a 33% year-over-year revenue increase [7] - Disney (DIS.US) saw a 2.42% increase after announcing a $1 billion investment in OpenAI, allowing the use of its IP for AI-generated video content [7]

Core Viewpoint - The price of non-human primates, particularly the crab-eating macaque, has surged significantly, with prices rising from over 90,000 yuan to 120,000 yuan in just two months, indicating a budget shortfall of over 1 million yuan for companies seeking to purchase these animals for drug safety evaluations [2][4][6]. Price Trends - The price of crab-eating macaques has experienced a dramatic increase, with a 30% rise recently, following a previous peak of over 200,000 yuan in 2022, and a subsequent drop to a low of 65,000 yuan [2][4]. - Industry experts predict that the price will fluctuate between 70,000 yuan and 150,000 yuan over the next two to three years [2][4]. Supply and Demand Dynamics - There is a notable shortage of available macaques, with many companies struggling to find suitable sources despite the rising prices [4][17]. - The demand for crab-eating macaques has surged, with usage in domestic laboratories increasing from 18,140 in 2017 to 28,026 in 2019, a growth of 54.5% [11]. - The annual supply-demand gap for crab-eating macaques in China is estimated to be around 10,000 animals, with a significant focus on maintaining a balanced ratio of male to female macaques for breeding purposes [17]. Industry Structure and Challenges - The breeding cycle for crab-eating macaques is lengthy, taking approximately six to seven years from birth to maturity, which complicates the ability to meet rising demand [12][14]. - The concentration of resources among leading Contract Research Organizations (CROs) has further limited the availability of macaques, as these companies have acquired a significant portion of the existing supply [16][17]. - The current market dynamics have led to a stagnation in the breeding of macaques, with many companies opting to sell available macaques rather than invest in breeding programs [14][16]. Regulatory and Ethical Considerations - Recent developments in the U.S., where the CDC plans to halt all internal research involving monkeys, have sparked discussions about the future of animal testing in biomedical research [21][22]. - The reliance on non-human primates for critical research underscores the ethical dilemmas faced by the industry, as the demand for innovative therapies continues to grow [21][23].

Core Insights - The price of laboratory monkeys, specifically the crab-eating macaques, has recently surpassed 100,000 yuan, indicating a significant increase in costs for preclinical research [1] - There is a notable shortage of monkeys available for purchase, complicating procurement for Contract Research Organizations (CROs) [1] - To ensure research progress in the first quarter of the following year, CROs must finalize procurement contracts by December of this year [1] Pricing Trends - The current price for crab-eating macaques has reached over 100,000 yuan, although it is not as extreme as the previous peak of 180,000 yuan per monkey [1] - The increase in monkey prices reflects broader supply and demand dynamics within the industry [1] Supply Challenges - The shortage of available monkeys is a pressing issue for biotechnology companies, impacting their ability to conduct necessary research [1] - Companies are facing urgency in securing contracts to avoid delays in their research timelines [1]

Core Insights - The price of the crab-eating macaque has surged above 100,000 yuan, marking a significant increase of over 30% from previous levels, leading to a budget shortfall of more than 1 million yuan for companies [1][3] - The supply of macaques is critically low, with many companies struggling to find suitable sources despite the rising prices, indicating a "monkey price upcycle" [1][3] - The demand for macaques is expected to remain high, with estimates suggesting prices will fluctuate between 70,000 and 150,000 yuan over the next two to three years [2][4] Price Trends - The price of crab-eating macaques has seen a dramatic increase, with historical data showing a 14-fold rise over the past seven years, particularly after 2017 when prices began to escalate [3][4] - The peak price reached 200,000 yuan in 2022, but has since stabilized around 100,000 yuan, still significantly impacting the budgets of pharmaceutical companies [4][10] Supply and Demand Dynamics - The current supply of macaques is insufficient to meet the growing demand, with an estimated annual shortfall of about 10,000 macaques in China [12] - The breeding cycle for crab-eating macaques is lengthy, taking approximately six to seven years from birth to maturity, which complicates the ability to quickly respond to market demands [10][12] - Major Contract Research Organizations (CROs) have begun acquiring macaque breeding facilities, further constraining the available supply for smaller companies [12] Industry Implications - The rising prices and supply shortages are creating a challenging environment for pharmaceutical companies, which rely on macaques for critical preclinical safety evaluations [4][10] - The ongoing demand for innovative drug development, particularly in areas like antibody drugs and gene therapy, underscores the importance of macaques in the research process [10][12] - The situation is exacerbated by the recent news of the CDC in the U.S. halting internal research involving monkeys, raising concerns about the future of animal research and its implications for drug development [13][14]