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J.P. Morgan China/HK FTM 24 Jul 26 China AI-Driven Drug Discovery; HK Banks; China Equity Strategy; China Energy; Bank of China (BOCHK) (2388)

Published: 2026-07-23Institution: JPMorganPages: 7Original language: 英语Evidence page: 1

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J.P. Morgan China/HK FTM 24 Jul 26 China AI-Driven Drug Discovery; HK Banks; China Equity Strategy; China Energy; Bank of China (BOCHK) (2388)

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Init | China AI-Driven Drug Discovery, Hong Kong (Yang Huang)

Drug Discovery Riding the Next Wave of AI; initiate on Insilico & XtalPi at OW

We initiate coverage of two China AI-driven drug discovery (AIDD) companies, Insilico (3696.HK) and XtalPi

(2228.HK), with Overweight (OW) ratings. China’s AIDD sector is shifting from business exploration to early

commercialization, supported by rising business development (BD) activities and clinical catalysts. Our

positive view on China AIDD rests on three pillars: 1) AIDD has materially improved drug R&D productivity

and could further increase success probability through “dry-wet lab” closed loop platforms; 2) AIDD coupled

with China's structural cost and R&D pace and regulatory advantages could make China a more attractive

hotbed for applying AIDD compared to overseas; and 3)The above factors have driven Big Pharma deal

flow, clinical milestones, and significant topline growth, providing early validation for AIDD companies. We

see a multi-year rerating opportunity, with Insilico and XtalPi offering complementary investment theses. We

like Insilico for its high-risk, high reward pipeline built through AIDD and like XtalPi for its diverse businesses

led by AIDD services and robotics wet lab.

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