Recently, the Pharmaceutical Sector has seen a decline after significant fluctuations. Considering that the sector's valuation is still at a historical low, combined with the forthcoming fiscal policies and benefits from Medical Insurance/Commercial Insurance, as well as liquidity improvements, there is believed to be further recovery potential.
According to reports from the Zhitong Finance APP, BOCOM INTL has published a research report recommending potential beneficiaries of the upcoming policy space, including: AKESO (09926), Legend Biotech, EVEREST MED-B (01952), SIMCERE PHARMA (02096), and SINO BIOPHARM (01177). It is also suggested to pay attention to: 1) private Medical Services and aesthetic medicine symbols that have strong consumer attributes; 2) Pharmaceutical Commerce circulation symbols with high dividend yields expected to benefit from the overall improvement of the industry fundamentals.
The National Medical Security Work Conference has first proposed exploring the formation of a Class C catalog. The conference outlined eight key work priorities, several of which clearly support the development of Commercial Insurance. Among them, the fifth point, 'Strengthening strategic purchasing of medical insurance to empower the innovative development of the pharmaceutical industry,' emphasizes the support and guidance for inclusive commercial health insurance to promptly include Innovative Drugs in the reimbursement range, and to explore the formation of a Class C pharmaceutical catalog, gradually expanding it to other eligible commercial health insurances.
The report states that multiple measures mentioned in this national medical security meeting pertain to commercial health insurance. It is expected that by 2025, Commercial Insurance is anticipated to welcome further development, providing new ideas to tackle the payment issues after the launch of Innovative Drugs. At the same time, with the Class C catalog and the innovative payment mechanisms differentiated by Commercial Insurance, the challenges faced by Innovative Drug and Device enterprises regarding hospital access and reimbursement payment are also expected to be alleviated to some extent. Recently, the Pharmaceutical Sector has seen a decline after significant fluctuations. Considering that the sector's valuation is still at a historical low, combined with the forthcoming fiscal policies, benefits from Medical Insurance/Commercial Insurance, and liquidity improvements, there is believed to be further recovery potential.