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港股异动 | 康龙化成(03759)跌超8%领跌CRO概念股 行业增速变缓 宏观风险因素有待落地

Changes in Hong Kong stocks | Kanglong Chemical (03759) falls by more than 8%, leading the decline in the CRO concept stock industry's growth rate is slowing, and macro risk factors have yet to be implemented

Zhitong Finance ·  Apr 4 21:58

The Zhitong Finance App learned that CRO concept stocks had the highest decline. As of press release, Kanglong Chemical (03759) fell 8.35% to HK$8.78; Zhaoyan Pharmaceutical (06127) fell 6.59% to HK$8.64; Pharmaceutical Kangde (02359) fell 6.45% to HK$36.8; and Tiger Pharmaceuticals (03347) fell 6.29% to HK$27.55.

According to the news, according to the Shanghai Securities Report, CXO's leading annual reports have been released one after another recently. Judging from financial data, the performance of Yao Ming Kangde and Kanglong Chemical has achieved varying degrees of growth; in addition, the growth of Tiger Pharmaceuticals's various performance indicators is slightly weak. In 2023, the company achieved total revenue of 7.384 billion yuan, an increase of 4.21% year on year; net profit to mother was 2,025 billion yuan, an increase of 0.91% year on year; the performance of Zhaoyan New Pharmaceutical and Gloria Ying declined markedly. In terms of performance figures alone, industry companies are collectively slowing down.

Southwest Securities previously pointed out that the Federal Reserve maintains high interest rates, and first-level pharmaceutical investment and financing may continue to recover under the influence of the macroeconomic context. 1) Based on current economic data, the market predicts that there is a high probability that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates in Q2. The biomedical first-level investment and financing environment may improve, market liquidity is expected to recover, and the innovative drug industry chain will generate valuation repair opportunities; 2) COVID-19 commercial orders from leading CXO companies have basically been digested, the geographical game has yet to be implemented, and the sector valuation system is about to be reshaped; 3) sector valuations have fallen back to the bottom of history, and individual stock valuations are still divided.

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