Hungry? The drug purchase service has covered 93% of the urban area of Shanghai, with a cumulative distribution of more than 2.2 million orders

IntoCare Zhang Hui: Ingenuity Forges Quality, Continuous Improvement Safeguards Lives

In 2024, nearly all medical enterprises are exploring overseas markets. This trend is driven by an anti-corruption wave within the medical industry, the demand for financing and initial public offerings, as well as challenges such as excess production capacity. Presently, venturing abroad has become an essential developmental path for medical device enterprises. Successfully entering foreign markets is not only a crucial means for the medical industry to achieve a second grow

Kanghong’s Conbercept Receives Marketing Authorization in Guyana

Kanghong Pharmaceutical (康弘药业) said its subsidiary Kanghong Bioscience had received a drug registration certificate from Guyana’s Food and Drug Department for conbercept ophthalmic injection, marketed under the brand name Lumitin (朗沐).

Wantai BioPharm’s Nine-Valent HPV Vaccine Wins First Overseas Approval in Thailand

Wantai BioPharm (万泰生物) announced on Aug. 11 that the nine-valent HPV vaccine developed by its wholly owned subsidiary, Xiamen Innovax Biotech (万泰沧海), has received marketing authorization from Thailand’s Food and Drug Administration. The approval marks the vaccine’s first clearance outside China and an important step in Wantai BioPharm’s international expansion.

Alphamab Licenses Cancer Drug to Pathos AI in Deal Worth More Than US$2.2 Billion

Alphamab Oncology (康宁杰瑞生物制药) has licensed the overseas rights to its experimental cancer drug JSKN016 to US-based Pathos AI in a deal potentially worth more than US$2.2 billion, marking another major overseas licensing agreement for China’s rapidly expanding innovative-drug sector.

Meituan and Ele.me Lose Lawsuits Due to Unfair Competition, Catering Businesses Benefit

On April 14, the Huaian People's Court of Jiangsu Province made a judgment that Beijing Sankuai Technology Co., Ltd. (Meituan) should compensate CNY 352,000 to Shanghai Lazasi Information Technology Co., Ltd. (Ele.me). Meanwhile, Ele.me was also ordered to pay fines to Meituan for the same reason.