2025-07-25 01:04R&D Progress and Key Projects - LZM012, targeting IL-17A/F, is the first IL-17A/F inhibitor to complete Phase III clinical trials in China, showing a PASI100 response rate of 49.5%, outperforming the control group at 40.2% [6][7] - LZHN2408, for gout with hyperuricemia, has received clinical approval and is currently in Phase I trials, demonstrating safety and efficacy in preclinical studies [3][8] - H001, an anticoagulant for post-surgical venous thromboembolism, has completed patient enrollment in Phase II trials, showing comparable efficacy to enoxaparin with lower bleeding risks [3][4] New Drug Development - NS-041, a new generation KCNQ2/3 activator for epilepsy, has completed Phase I trials and is set to enroll over 280 patients in Phase II, with no similar drugs currently on the market [4] - SG1001, targeting invasive fungal infections, has completed Phase I trials and is expected to address drug resistance issues [5] - JP-1366, a P-CAB product, has completed Phase III trials and will soon submit for market approval, filling a gap in the domestic P-CAB injection market [5] Strategic Initiatives - The company plans to introduce 6 new drug projects in 2024, with 5 being innovative drugs, focusing on consolidating its leading position in gastrointestinal and neurological fields [9][10] - The acquisition of Vietnam's IMP Company aims to enhance market presence in Southeast Asia, leveraging local production capabilities and distribution networks [11] Clinical Data and Market Potential - LZM012's Phase III data indicates a low adverse reaction rate compared to the control drug, with ongoing evaluations for additional indications and potential overseas licensing [7][10] - The small RNA technology platform is being developed to enhance drug delivery systems, with a focus on the gout project as a leading initiative [8] Efficiency Improvements - The company has reformed its R&D system to improve efficiency through strategic project management and resource allocation, focusing on high-quality advancements in key therapeutic areas [11]