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China Healthcare: Expert call takeaways: Regulations slightly hinder BD momentum
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China Healthcare: Expert call takeaways: Regulations slightly hinder BD momentum
Deutsche Bank
Research
Asia Industry Date
China 12 June 2026
Hong Kong China Healthcare
Industry Update
Health Care
Pharmaceuticals /
Biotechnology
Expert call takeaways: Regulations
slightly hinder BD momentum
Cyrus Ng, CFA
We hosted a call on the influence of recent regulations and geopolitical tensions on
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the China Healthcare industry, featuring a biotech Chief Business Officer who is a +852-2203-6208
seasoned professional with BD experience from both domestic and multinational
pharmaceutical companies.
The discussion covered (1) the outlook for cross-border deals amidst rising
geopolitical tensions; and (2) China's tightened control on technology export.
In conclusion, the regulations would have a slight negative impact on China's
out-licensing deal market by limiting cooperation models and potentially
reducing deal sizes. However, the out-licensing deal trend would not be halted
given the significantly lower valuation of assets and the emergence of many
potential assets.
Key takeaways
The expert thinks BINSA would likely pass, despite uncertainties in timing and
details. He expects significant opposition from pharmaceutical companies and
industry leaders, resulting in continuous debate on the legislation's proposals and
details. However, he feels that industry players in China are not too concerned at the
moment.
Out-licensing trend to continue despite potential regulatory policies. The expert
noted that the out-licensing trend, especially for early-stage assets, will continue for
several reasons: (1) MNCs have largely complemented their pipelines with late-
stage assets and are now shifting their focus to early-stage assets, which typically
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