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Soochow Securities

Soochow Securities: Liuzhou Pharmaceutical Group: DTP pharmacies drive retail growth, while OTC conversion and an equity investment in a new drug open up room for growth

Quyu Jianpi Tea has entered the public consultation stage for OTC conversion, and existing out-of-hospital channels could help expand its sales. SIF001, a drug in which the company holds an indirect stake, has entered Phase II clinical trials in the United States, but its long-term sales potential still depends on research and development progress.

Cailian Press

Chinese innovative drug licensing deals grow as overseas commercialization advances

In the first half of 2026, the total value of China's outbound innovative drug licensing deals reached 99.7 billion US dollars. Guosen Securities believes that increased domestic sales under medical insurance coverage and progress in overseas commercialization will be two drivers of growth for the sector.

Barclays

Barclays: Merck’s personalized cancer vaccine phase III data: Clear recurrence benefit, but commercial potential still depends on durability

INT combined with Keytruda increased the two-year recurrence-free survival rate in melanoma patients by 12.2 percentage points, but the distant metastasis benefit was weaker than in phase II, and overall survival data remain immature. Barclays sees substantial room in postoperative adjuvant treatment and maintains its Overweight rating on Merck.

Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs: Tonghua Dongbao’s third-quarter results beat Goldman Sachs estimates. Why has growth from domestic substitution failed to change its Sell rating?

Gains in domestic insulin market share drove Tonghua Dongbao’s third-quarter revenue and profit above Goldman Sachs estimates; a one-off gain in the same period last year contributed to a steep year-on-year decline in net profit. Goldman Sachs raised its earnings forecasts but still sees the company’s long-term growth prospects as weaker than those of its major peers.

Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs: Lower flu vaccine prices weigh on third-quarter results; Goldman Sachs cuts Hualan Biological Engineering earnings forecasts

In the third quarter of 2026, the company's revenue and net profit both fell short of Goldman Sachs' expectations. Rural inclusive vaccination programs pushed the decline in the average selling price of flu vaccines beyond expectations, prompting Goldman Sachs to cut its earnings forecasts for the next three years and its target price.

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