AIM Vaccine (6660) H1 2024 earnings summary
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H1 2024 earnings summary
16 Oct, 2026Executive summary
H1 2024 revenue was RMB537.2m, down 0.6% YoY; net loss narrowed 43.6% to RMB145.3m, mainly as reported R&D costs fell.
Commercial portfolio comprises eight marketed vaccines; pipeline includes 22 candidates across 14 disease areas, with 14 clinical approvals and 21 clinical trials underway at June 30, 2024.
Financial highlights
Revenue was RMB537.2m versus RMB540.5m in H1 2023; cost of sales rose 38.1% to RMB148.9m and gross profit fell 10.3% to RMB388.3m.
Gross margin declined to 72.3% from 80.1%, reflecting lower production volumes for some products and higher costs.
Net loss was RMB145.3m versus RMB257.4m; loss attributable to owners was RMB139.3m versus RMB250.4m, and loss per share was RMB0.11 versus RMB0.21.
R&D costs fell 57.3% to RMB170.1m, partly because Phase III costs for PCV13, iterative serum-free rabies vaccine and PPSV23 were recorded as deferred development costs.
Other income and gains fell 36.2% to RMB13.4m, mainly on lower government grants; finance costs rose 56.6% to RMB30.0m as borrowings increased.
Outlook and guidance
2024 priorities include accelerating PCV13 marketing registration, preparing submissions for iterative serum-free rabies vaccine and PPSV23, and advancing commercialization of pipeline products.
PCV13 Phase III and process-validation production were completed, pre-testing met quality standards, and a 2024 marketing application was planned.
Iterative serum-free rabies vaccine completed Phase III site work and registration pre-testing; statistical unblinding and a marketing application are planned.
PPSV23 completed Phase III site work and is preparing for database lock and unblinding; a marketing pre-application is planned.
MCV4 Phase II is ongoing, with Phase III planned for 2025; PCV24 and Group B streptococcus vaccine CTAs are planned for 2025.
Latest events from AIM Vaccine
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H1 2023 - R&D and pipeline progress advanced as impairments drove a sharp FY23 loss.6660
H2 2023 - Revenue advanced, losses narrowed, and liquidity pressure rose as late-stage vaccines moved toward launch.6660
H2 2024 - Lower R&D narrowed losses as inventory charges hit margins and vaccine candidates advanced.6660
H1 2025 - Impairments widened FY2025 losses as next-generation vaccine launches approached.6660
H2 2025 - Revenue fell 31.9%, while margins improved and late-stage vaccine candidates advanced amid liquidity risks.6660
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