TH MEDICAL-B Surges Over 23% in Early Trading as Leader in Percutaneous Puncture Surgical Robots

Deep News07-13 11:21

Shares of TH MEDICAL-B (02697) surged more than 23% during the morning session. As of the time of writing, the stock is up 22.38%, trading at HK$445.20 with a turnover of HK$18.82 million.

Public information shows the company's core products are percutaneous puncture surgical robots, with four models (THS1, TH-S, TH-SPro, and TH-SA). All have obtained Class III registration certificates from the National Medical Products Administration and are approved for use in lung and abdominal punctures. Concurrently, the company is expanding the indications for its TH-S1 model to include retroperitoneal lesions. According to data from a consulting firm, based on projected revenue for percutaneous puncture surgical robots in 2025, the company ranks first in China with a market share of 28.0%.

It is noteworthy that in early 2026, the National Healthcare Security Administration's pricing framework for surgical robots was implemented. Provinces including Hunan, Guangdong, and Guizhou have followed up by introducing pricing for puncture surgical robot medical services, clearing policy obstacles. Coupled with the expected attainment of CE certification in the fourth quarter, significant volume growth in 2026 is anticipated.

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