Suzhou Ribo Life Science FY2025 administrative expenses jump 28% to RMB118 million; revenue rises 4.1% to RMB149 million

Reuters03-25
Suzhou Ribo Life Science FY2025 administrative expenses jump 28% to RMB118 million; revenue rises 4.1% to RMB149 million
  • Suzhou Ribo Life Science posted FY2025 loss before tax that widened 10.7% to RMB285 million.
  • FY2025 administrative expenses jumped 28% to RMB118 million on higher listing expenses and increased professional and consulting service fees.
  • FY2025 loss per share widened to RMB2.11 from RMB2.10.
  • FY2025 revenue rose 4.1% to RMB149 million on higher collaboration revenue from the Boehringer Ingelheim agreement and higher sales of nucleoside monomers-related products.
  • FY2025 gross profit climbed 3.3% to RMB135 million, while gross profit margin fell 0.8 percentage points to 90.9%.


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