CANbridge FY25 revenue falls 41.2% to RMB 50 million; net profit RMB 14.8 million

Reuters03-30
CANbridge FY25 revenue falls 41.2% to RMB 50 million; net profit RMB 14.8 million
  • Canbridge Pharmaceuticals swung to net profit of RMB 14.8 million, compared with a net loss a year earlier.
  • Revenue fell 41.2% to RMB 50 million, due mainly to the planned end of Nerlynx sales in Taiwan after the distribution agreement expired in 2024.
  • Gross margin widened 10.9 percentage points to 74.7%.
  • Other income and gains climbed to RMB 110 million, driven by a RMB 101 million gain on early termination of a US lease.
  • For 2026, Canbridge expects its Greater China commercial business to be boosted by the Baheal Medical partnership, while accelerating commercialization of Gaurunning and pursuing international market expansion.


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