3D Medicines (1244) H2 2023 earnings summary
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H2 2023 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Revenue rose 11.9% YoY to RMB634.9m, entirely from Envafolimab sales in mainland China; gross profit reached RMB585.9m with a 92.3% margin.
Total comprehensive loss narrowed to RMB562.5m from RMB1,052.0m, while adjusted total comprehensive loss widened 4.1% to RMB263.6m.
The pipeline comprised 12 candidates, with Envafolimab commercialized and multiple clinical programs advancing; Macao approval was granted in Jan 2024.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RMB634.9m, up 11.9% YoY; cost of sales rose 16.3% to RMB49.1m and gross profit increased 11.6% to RMB585.9m.
R&D expenses increased 21.3% to RMB425.5m; selling and marketing expenses rose 5.9% to RMB378.8m.
Administrative expenses rose to RMB217.1m from RMB142.8m, primarily reflecting an RMB85.4m increase in share-based payment expenses.
Total comprehensive loss was RMB562.5m versus RMB1,052.0m; adjusted loss, adding back preferred-share fair-value losses and share-based payment expenses, was RMB263.6m versus RMB253.2m.
Basic and diluted loss per share improved to RMB2.30 from RMB22.52; cash, bank balances and financial assets totaled RMB1,120.8m at year-end, up 19.0%.
Outlook and guidance
Priorities include accelerating late-stage clinical programs, advancing candidates toward commercialization, improving operating efficiency and pursuing global innovation with partners.
Envafolimab sales in Macao and out-licensing in emerging markets were expected to support revenue growth; a Jan 2024 license granted Glenmark exclusive oncology development and commercialization rights in its territory.
Plans included moving the 3D124 mRNA cancer vaccine into clinical development and expanding combination studies and global clinical programs; no numeric financial guidance was stated.
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